1. Opportunity to learn standards
a. Specify the resources and conditions necessary for students to achieve
performance standards.
b. Have always operated in private schools.
c. Are considered the best measure of success by parents and the general public.
d. Are similar to curriculum content standards.
2. Assessment is defined as which of the following?
a.
attitudes.
b. Something considered by an authority or by general consent as a basis of comparison.
c. Determining or setting the value or amount of something.
d. Providing proper or necessary skills, knowledge, or credentials.
3. What is the primary goal of assessment?
a. Assist students in making decisions about courses of study or career planning.
b. To evaluate schools.
c. To diagnose individual student learning strengths and weaknesses.
d. To gather information about student understanding and skills so decisions can be
made about what and how to teach next.
4. Most standardized tests are
a. Norm-referenced tests.
b. Criterion-referenced tests.
c. Aptitude tests.
d. High-stakes tests.
5. Which of the following is NOT among the major international assessments used to compare the
achievement of U. S. students with those of students in other nations?
a. Program for International Assessment (PISA).