ELPAC Preparation and Resources 2

Question 1

Which California agency oversees the administration of the ELPAC?

Accepted Answer

California Department of Education (CDE)

Answer

The California Department of Education is responsible for overseeing ELPAC administration statewide.

Question 2

What type of score report is provided to parents after their child takes the ELPAC?

Accepted Answer

Individual Student Report (ISR)

Answer

Parents receive an Individual Student Report that shows their child's performance on the ELPAC.

Question 3

How many overall performance levels does the ELPAC use to classify student English proficiency?

Accepted Answer

4

Answer

The ELPAC uses four overall performance levels: Minimally Developed, Somewhat Developed, Moderately Developed, and Well Developed.

Question 4

Which ELPAC domain assesses a student's ability to understand spoken English?

Accepted Answer

Listening

Answer

The Listening domain evaluates students' ability to comprehend spoken English in academic and everyday contexts.

Question 5

What is the best strategy for students preparing for the ELPAC Speaking domain?

Accepted Answer

Practice speaking English aloud daily on academic topics

Answer

Regular oral practice on academic topics builds the fluency and vocabulary needed for the Speaking domain.

(ELPAC) English Language Proficiency Assessments for California Practice Test