What is teaching?, Teaching helps students learn., Giving students marks., What is assessment?, Teaching new words, Checking students’ knowledge, What is measurement?, Explaining a lesson., Giving numerical scores, Which are the main types of language tests?, Placement, diagnostic, achievement and proficiency., Reading, books and games., What is a diagnostic test?, It identifies strengths and weaknesse, It gives a final grade., What is a proficiency test?, It measures general language ability., It checks only homework., What does norm-referenced assessment do?, Checks only grammar., Compares students’ results., Why are scoring criteria important in test design?, ) They help teachers evaluate answers fairly., They help students finish the test faster., What is the difference between a valid test and a reliable test?, Validity means consistent results; reliability means measuring the right skill., Validity means measuring the right skill; reliability means consistent results., Validity means measuring the right skill; reliability means consistent results., Both compare students with each other.B) One, One checks standards, while the other compares students’ results., What is the difference between skimming and Scanning ?, Skimming finds specific details; scanning finds the main idea., Skimming finds the main idea; scanning finds specific information., What does authenticity mean in language assessment?, Using only grammar exercises., Using tasks similar to real-life situations., What is a placement test designed to do?, ) Measure only students’ reading speed., A) Put students into suitable learning levels., What is the main purpose of an achievement test?, To check learning after a course or unit., To compare students from different schools., A student is placed in an intermediate English class after taking a test. What was the test’s purpos, To identify course weaknesses, To determine the appropriate level, A test asks students to speak in a real-life situation, such as ordering food. Which principle does this demonstrate?, Authenticity, Measurement, Students’ results are compared with a fixed score required to pass. Which approach is used?, Criterion-referenced assessment, Norm-referenced assessment, A student reads a long text quickly to understand its general message. Which reading strategy is used?, Skimming, Scanning, 10. A teacher uses separate criteria to score grammar, vocabulary, fluency and pronunciation. What type of scoring is this?, B) Analytic scoring, Holistic scoring, A teacher gives comments during a lesson so students can correct their mistakes. What type of assessment is this?, Summative assessment, B) Formative assessment

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