ELPAC Quiz

What does ELPAC stand for?

• English Language Proficiency Assessments for California

• English Learning Program for All Children

• English Language Practice and Assessment Course

• English Literacy Program for Advanced Children

Who takes the ELPAC test?

• Students whose primary language is other than English

• All students in California

• Only students in kindergarten

• Students who are native English speakers

At which grades is the ELPAC administered?

• Kindergarten through grade twelve

• Only grades three through five

• Grades six through eight only

• Grades nine through twelve only

What are the four domains tested in the ELPAC?

• Listening, Reading, Writing, Speaking

• Math, Science, History, Art

• Grammar, Vocabulary, Spelling, Reading

• Speaking, Listening, Math, Science

How are the Speaking test questions administered?

• One-on-one by a Test Examiner

• In a large group setting

• Online through a computer

• By the students themselves

What is the purpose of the Practice Test?

• To familiarize students with the types of test questions

• To replace the actual ELPAC test

• To test students' math skills

• To provide a final grade for students

Who benefits from the Practice Test?

• Students, parents, families, teachers, administrators

• Only students

• Only teachers

• Only administrators

How are Listening, Reading, and Writing sections administered at grades 2–12?

• To groups of students

• Individually

• Online

• Through a video call

What does the Practice Test include?

• Examples of all types of questions that may appear in the actual assessment

• The full number of questions on the actual assessment

• Only math questions

• Only reading questions

Why is the ELPAC important for students?

• It helps identify students who need help in learning English

• It replaces all other tests

• It is only for fun

• It is optional for all students