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Educational Assessment QuizOnline version Assessment concepts explored by erika noemi 1 1) Formative vs Summative assessment: which best describes their primary timing and purpose? a Formative is end-of-course; summative is ongoing feedback b Summative informs day-to-day teaching and adjustments c Both serve identical timing and purposes d Formative focuses on ongoing feedback during learning; summative evaluates learning at the end. 2 2) The purpose of formative assessment is to ______ learning during instruction. a replace summative evaluations b separate students by ability c inform and guide instructional adjustments d judge final grades only 3 3) Which statement best captures timely feedback? a Feedback after several weeks is sufficient b Only grades matter, not feedback c Feedback given soon after performance helps students act on it d Timely feedback is not necessary for learning 4 4) Peer feedback and self-assessment primarily foster what educational outcome? a Critical thinking and student engagement b Passive learning c Lower cognitive load d Increased teacher grading time 5 5) Analytic rubrics differ from Holistic rubrics in that analytic rubrics: a Are less reliable than holistic rubrics b Describe separate criteria with scores for each; holistic gives an overall score c Provide a single overall score only d Ignore individual criteria in evaluation 6 6) Holistic rubrics are best when: a Fine-grained feedback on every criterion b Detailed diagnostic feedback is required c Multiple criteria need individual scoring d A quick, overall impression of quality is enough 7 7) True or False: Formative assessment requires a formal exam setting to be valid. a False b Only in large classes c True d Sometimes 8 8) Which is a pro of analytic rubrics? a Gives only an overall score b Is faster to apply than holistic rubrics c Provides clear, criterion-specific feedback d Easily biases scorer 9 9) Which is a con of holistic rubrics? a Require extensive training b Too time-consuming to apply c Less precise feedback on individual criteria d Provide detailed breakdown 10 10) Fill in the blank: Effective feedback should be specific, timely, actionable, and goal-oriented. It should help students understand what to do to reach the next level. a not applicable b false c true d irrelevant 11 11) Which is a strategy to enhance peer feedback quality? a Provide a structured checklist for reviewers b Allow random comments c Ignore student suggestions d Limit feedback to grades 12 12) Self-assessment benefits include improved: a discipline only b test anxiety reduction only c reliance on teacher input d metacognition and engagement 13 13) Matching: Analytic rubric corresponds to which evaluation feature? a Overall impression only b Detailed criterion-specific scoring c Broad cursory judgment d No scoring on criteria 14 14) Matching: Holistic rubric corresponds to which evaluation feature? a Overall quality impression b Criterion-specific scores c Separate scores for each criterion d Detailed diagnostic feedback 15 15) Fill in the blank: Formative assessment data should be used to adjust instruction and provide targeted supports. a used after course ends b false c true d only used for summative grading 16 16) Which practice most supports timely feedback? a Delay feedback until the course end b Deliver feedback soon after task performance c Give feedback only as a grade d Provide feedback only verbally in class 17 17) Which statement best describes the role of rubrics in assessment? a They specify criteria and levels of performance b They are only used for attendance c They replace teacher judgment entirely d They are unrelated to goals or standards 18 18) In peer feedback, which approach improves reliability? a Relying on popularity of ideas b Allowing free-form comments only c Calibration with a rubric and exemplars d Avoiding any training 19 19) When should we use a formative assessment vs a summative assessment? a Formative during learning; summative at course end b Both at course end c Formative only after the course ends d Summative during learning only 20 20) Matching: Which pair correctly contrasts analytic and holistic rubrics? a Analytic → quick judgment; Holistic → criteria breakdown b Analytic → multiple criteria; Holistic → single overall judgment c Analytic → single score; Holistic → criterion detail d Analytic → informal; Holistic → formal Feedback 1 Formative acts during the learning process for improvement; summative evaluates outcomes at the end. 2 Formative serves to inform adjustments and support ongoing learning. 3 Timely feedback enables quick corrective action and learning gains. 4 Peer and self-assessment promote metacognition and active involvement. 5 Analytic rubrics assess multiple criteria separately; holistic assess overall quality. 6 Holistic rubrics streamline judgment based on overall quality. 7 Formative assessments can be informal and ungraded; not restricted to formal exams. 8 Analytic rubrics help students see strengths/weaknesses per criterion. 9 Holistic rubrics summarize overall quality, offering less criterion-specific feedback. 10 The feedback should guide concrete next steps toward goals. 11 Structured checklists help peers give actionable, relevant feedback. 12 Self-assessment builds awareness of learning processes and engagement. 13 Analytic rubrics assign scores to separate criteria. 14 Holistic rubrics yield a single overall score. 15 Using data for adjustments supports ongoing learning gains. 16 Timely feedback enables immediate revision and learning. 17 Rubrics translate expectations into measurable criteria and levels. 18 Calibration aligns peers with standards and reduces bias. 19 Use formative for improvement; summative for final evaluation. 20 Analytic rubrics score criteria separately; holistic provides an overall score.

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by erika noemi

1) Formative vs Summative assessment: which best describes their primary timing and purpose?

2) The purpose of formative assessment is to ______ learning during instruction.

3) Which statement best captures timely feedback?

4) Peer feedback and self-assessment primarily foster what educational outcome?

5) Analytic rubrics differ from Holistic rubrics in that analytic rubrics:

6) Holistic rubrics are best when:

7) True or False: Formative assessment requires a formal exam setting to be valid.

8) Which is a pro of analytic rubrics?

9) Which is a con of holistic rubrics?

10) Fill in the blank: Effective feedback should be specific, timely, actionable, and goal-oriented. It should help students understand what to do to reach the next level.

11) Which is a strategy to enhance peer feedback quality?

12) Self-assessment benefits include improved:

13) Matching: Analytic rubric corresponds to which evaluation feature?

14) Matching: Holistic rubric corresponds to which evaluation feature?

15) Fill in the blank: Formative assessment data should be used to adjust instruction and provide targeted supports.

16) Which practice most supports timely feedback?

17) Which statement best describes the role of rubrics in assessment?

18) In peer feedback, which approach improves reliability?

19) When should we use a formative assessment vs a summative assessment?

20) Matching: Which pair correctly contrasts analytic and holistic rubrics?

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