Learning Assessment Quiz

Which of the following is a key principle of assessments?

• Objectivity

• Subjectivity

• Reliability

• Ambiguity

Authentic assessment aims to:

• Measure rote memorization

• Assess real-world skills and tasks

• Focus on multiple-choice questions

• Promote standardized testing

Formative assessment is primarily used to:

• Summarize overall student performance

• Evaluate learning at the end of a course

• Provide feedback and improve learning

• Compare students against each other

A rubric is a(n):

Which of the following is a characteristic of authentic assessment?

• Isolated from real-world contexts

• Emphasizes rote memorization

• Incorporates real-world scenarios

• Focuses on memorization of facts

True or False: Formative assessments are usually graded.

• True

• False

Which of the following is an example of an authentic assessment?

• Multiple-choice test

• Essay exam

• Project or presentation

• Fill-in-the-blank quiz

Rubrics are used to:

• Provide clear expectations and criteria for assessment

• Assign grades arbitrarily

• Eliminate the need for feedback and discussion

• Assess only subjective aspects of student work

Which of the following is an advantage of formative assessment?

• Provides final grades for students

• Promotes accountability among students

• Supports ongoing learning and improvement

• Eliminates the need for summative assessments

Which of the following is a key characteristic of effective rubrics?

• Vague and ambiguous criteria

• Lack of specific feedback

• Clear and measurable criteria

• Standardized and inflexible scoring