Assessment in Learning Prefinal Quiz 1

This is when it measures what it is supposed to measure.

• Test reliability

• Test validity

• Test consistency

• Test coverage

This include room temperature, noise level, depth of instruction, exposure to materials, and quality of instruction.

• External environment

• Internal environment

• Individual differences of participants

• Number of test items

The following are method in testing reliability using pearson r, EXCEPT.

• Split-half

• Parallel forms

• Inter-rater reliability

• Test-retest

In this method, odd-even technique is usually used.

• Test-retest

• Parallel forms

• Split-half

• Test of internal consistency

This is what you call to the graph in line regression.

(a)  

This is the statistical tool in measuring the internal consistency of the test.

• Pearson r

• Cronbach's a

• Kendall's w

• Mean

It is when the components or factors of the test should contain items that are strongly correlated.

• Content validity

• Face validity

• Predictive validity

• Construct validity

It is when items represent the domain being measured.

• Face validity

• Content validity

• Convergent validity

• Concurrent validity

It when the components or factors of a test are hypothesized to have a negative correlation.

• Construct validity

• Predictive validity

• Convergent validity

• Divergent validity

In difficulty index, what is the interpretation of 0.81?

• Easy

• Very Easy

• Difficult

• Very difficult