Characteristics of good test

If the content of a test looks as though it is measuring what it is supposed to, it is said to have high….

• Content Validity

• Face Validity

• Construct Validity

• Factorial Validity

Alternate-form reliability is also known as…

• Test-retest Reliability

• Parallel forms Reliability

• Split- Half Reliability

Reliability refers to whether we are truly measuring the concept of interest in our study.

• True

• False

Measurement reliability refers to the:

• comprehensiveness of the scores.

• consistency of the scores.

• dependency of the scores.

• accuracy of the scores.

If a measure is consistent over multiple occasions, it has:

• split-half reliability

• test-retest reliability

• construct validity

• content validity

The validity of a measure refers to the:

• consistency of the measurement.

• particular type of construct specification.

• comprehensiveness with which it measures the construct.

• accuracy with which it measures the construct.

When a test actually measures what it purports to measure, we say that it has good

• Variance.

• Reliability.

• Correlation.

• Validity.

Which of the following is not a characteristics of good test

• Objectivity

• Reliability

• Ambiguity

• Validity

(a)   Validity refers to the usefulness of a test in predicting the future performances.

Which of the following statement is correct

• Reliability ensures validity

• Validity ensure reliability

• Reliability and Validity are independent of each other

• Reliability does not depend on objectivity