Evaluation Domains Flashcards
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How many marking criteria are used to assess the NAPLAN Writing task?
Answer: 7
NAPLAN Writing is marked across 7 criteria: audience, text structure, ideas, vocabulary, cohesion, sentence structure, and punctuation/spelling.
A student reads a persuasive text and identifies the techniques the author uses to influence the reader. This skill is assessed in which NAPLAN domain?
Answer: Reading
Identifying persuasive techniques and authorial intent are Reading comprehension skills tested in the Reading domain.
In NAPLAN Numeracy, which strand is most directly tested by a question asking students to calculate the perimeter of a composite shape?
Answer: Measurement and Geometry
Calculating perimeter relates to measuring geometric shapes, which falls under the Measurement and Geometry strand.
NAPLAN Writing prompts fall into which two text type categories?
Answer: Narrative and persuasive
NAPLAN Writing alternates between narrative and persuasive prompts across test years.
Which statement accurately reflects how NAPLAN Reading items are structured by cognitive demand?
Answer: Items range from literal retrieval to inferential and evaluative comprehension
NAPLAN Reading includes a spectrum from simple locate-and-copy items to complex inferential and evaluative questions.
The NAPLAN Language Conventions domain specifically includes which two assessed areas?
Answer: Spelling and grammar
Language Conventions is divided into Spelling and Grammar (which includes punctuation and usage) sections.
A NAPLAN Writing score of 8 on the 'ideas' criterion indicates that a student has:
Answer: Developed ideas in detail and with originality within the chosen form
A high score on the ideas criterion reflects well-developed, specific, and original content that goes beyond basic responses.