This document appears to be a test for a student named Abren Pierre B. Manalo assessing their knowledge of performance-based assessment. The test contains multiple choice and true/false questions about key concepts related to performance-based assessment including its characteristics, advantages, and different types such as restricted-response tasks, extended-response tasks, holistic rubrics, and analytic rubrics. It also asks students to identify terms like performance task, product, process, scoring rubrics, and performance-based assessment.
This document appears to be a test for a student named Abren Pierre B. Manalo assessing their knowledge of performance-based assessment. The test contains multiple choice and true/false questions about key concepts related to performance-based assessment including its characteristics, advantages, and different types such as restricted-response tasks, extended-response tasks, holistic rubrics, and analytic rubrics. It also asks students to identify terms like performance task, product, process, scoring rubrics, and performance-based assessment.
This document appears to be a test for a student named Abren Pierre B. Manalo assessing their knowledge of performance-based assessment. The test contains multiple choice and true/false questions about key concepts related to performance-based assessment including its characteristics, advantages, and different types such as restricted-response tasks, extended-response tasks, holistic rubrics, and analytic rubrics. It also asks students to identify terms like performance task, product, process, scoring rubrics, and performance-based assessment.
This document appears to be a test for a student named Abren Pierre B. Manalo assessing their knowledge of performance-based assessment. The test contains multiple choice and true/false questions about key concepts related to performance-based assessment including its characteristics, advantages, and different types such as restricted-response tasks, extended-response tasks, holistic rubrics, and analytic rubrics. It also asks students to identify terms like performance task, product, process, scoring rubrics, and performance-based assessment.
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ASSESSMENT OF LEARNING 2 Name: Abren Pierre B. Manalo Course/Year Level: BSED-English IV I. Encircle the letter of the correct answer among the options. 1. Which of the following statements describes performance-based assessment? I. Evaluates complex learning outcomes II. Encourages the application of learning to real life situation III. Measures broad range of contents A. I only B. II only C. I and II D. I, II, and III 2. Which statement about performance-based assessment is FALSE? Telefax No. (043) 284-3974 A. Emphasizes only the process C. Essay test is an example of performance-based assessment B. Stresses on the process and the product D. Emphasizes on doing, not only on knowing 3. Assessment is said to be authentic when a teacher A. Gives a valid and reliable test C. Gives students real life tasks to accomplish B. Includes other stakeholders in the assessment procedures D. Involves the students in the formulation of the test 4. Which of the following statements is NOT true about rubrics? I. Rubrics are not developmental II. Rubrics can be used for formative and summative assessments III. Rubrics can provide both grade and detailed feedback to improve future performance IV. Students should not be involved in the rubric construction A. I only B. II and III C. I and IV D. IV only 5. Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of authentic assessment? A. direct evidence B. performing a task C. contrived D. real life 6. Which of the following best describes traditional assessment? A. real life B. direct evidence C. contrived D. construction 7. Which of the following is NOT included in the features of performance-based assessment? A. Greater realism of the tasks C. Greater time needed for assessment B. Greater simplicity of the tasks D. Greater use of judgment in scoring 8. The following are advantages of performance-based assessment EXCEPT A. It measures only a limited scope of learning objectives. C. It involves the “whole” student. B. It assesses the process as well as the product. D. It assesses the progress as well as the performance. 9. According to Gronlund, teachers should use the product when A. Learning is at early stage C. Correct procedures are crucial for later success B. The process is orderly and directly observable D. Different procedures result in an equally good product 10. A good judging criteria should/should be EXCEPT A. observable C. apply across context that calls for similar behavior B. focus on prior learning, not on current instruction D. appropriate for the students II-A. Indicate the correct characterization of Restricted-response Performance Task based on the following statements. (Put a check for the correct characterization). 1. covers broader content of subject matter ______2. less structured and broader in scope ✓ 3. highly structured with a limited scope ✓ 4. the administration is easy and the output is easier to judge or evaluate ✓ 5.the instructions of the task are more focused and the limitations are always indicated. II-B. Indicate the correct characterization of Extended-response Performance Task based on the following statements. (Put a check for the correct characterization). ✓ ______1. covers broader content of subject matter ✓ 2. less structured and broader in scope ______3. highly structured with a limited scope ______4.the administration is easy and the output is easier to judge or evaluate ______5.the instructions of the task are more focused and the limitations are always indicated. III-A. Indicate the correct characterization of Holistic Rubric based on the following statements. (Put a check for the correct characterization). ✓ 1. advisable to use when a teacher wants a fast result of students’ performance ______2. very useful when the teacher wants to provide diagnostic information and feedback for the learner ✓ 3. all traits are efficiently combined ✓ 4. requires the teacher to score an overall process or a product as a whole ______5. the evaluator evaluates each criterion separately III-B. Indicate the correct characterization of Analytic Rubric based on the following statements. (Put a check for the correct characterization). ______1. advisable to use when a teacher wants a fast result of students’ performance ✓ 2. very useful when the teacher wants to provide diagnostic information and feedback for the learner ______3. all traits are efficiently combined ______4. requires the teacher to score an overall process or a product as a whole ✓ 5.the evaluator evaluates each criterion separately IV. Identify the terms referred to in the following statements. Performance-Based Assessment It is a direct and systematic observation of the actual performance of students based on a _______________________1. predetermined performance criterion. Product _______________________2. It refers to the actual creation of students that can be viewed or touched by the teacher. _______________________3. Process These are the specific behaviors that student should perform to properly carry out a performance or produce a product. Scoring Rubrics _______________________4. These are used when judging the quality of the work of the learners on performance assessments. Performance Task _______________________5. It implies that students will be asked to do something. V. Write T if the statement is True and F if it is False. F 1. Traditional assessment is better to use when measuring factual knowledge and it measures learning directly. F 2. Performance based assessment is an indirect measure of learning or competence. T 3. The first step a teacher must consider in developing performance-based assessment is to clearly define the purpose for which the result of the assessment will be used. T 4. Criteria must be shared to the students when appropriate. T 5. Teachers must provide the necessary scaffolding for the students to be able to understand the task and what is expected from their performance.