Assessment Writing

What is the recommended step in maximizing success on the Test of Written English (TWE)?

• Ignore the topic of the essay

• Edit sentence structure and rhetorical expression

• Skip the introductory paragraph

• Avoid planning supporting ideas

What is a key factor in scoring written responses?

• The writer's age

• The writer's nationality

• The writer's handwriting

• The form and function of the writing

What is the scoring range for the Test of Written English (TWE)?

• 1 to 6

• 1 to 7

• 1 to 10

• 1 to 5

What is the purpose of paraphrasing in writing assessments?

• To confuse the reader

• To avoid plagiarism and express ideas in one's own words

• To copy the original text word for word

• To make the text longer

What is the purpose of the Test of Written English (TWE)?

• To measure vocabulary knowledge

• To test speaking skills

• To evaluate writing ability

• To assess listening comprehension

What is the difference between responsive and extensive writing?

• Extensive writing focuses on short reports

• Extensive writing allows for more freedom in topic choice

• Responsive writing requires multiple drafts

• Responsive writing is longer than extensive writing

How many trained readers core each essay in TWE®?

• one trained reader

• two trained readers

• three trained readers

• four trained readers

What does TWE® stand for?

• Test of Writing English

• Testing of Writing English

• Testing of Writing English

• Test of Written English

What is the following criteria of TOPIC DEVELOPMENT WITHIN A PARAGRAGH?

• Specifying, Logic, Unity, Effectiveness

• Clarity, Logic, Main idea, Effectiveness

• Clarity, Logic, Unity, Effectiveness

• Clarity, Logic, Unity, Variety

What does the issue assessing responsive and extensive writing consist of?

• Authenticity, Scoring, Time

• Evaluation, Scoring, Time

• Authenticity, Rule, Time

• Response, Scoring, Time