Testing Formats and Delivery Flashcards
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Which students are eligible to sit NAPLAN tests?
Answer: All Australian students in Years 3, 5, 7, and 9
All Australian students enrolled in Years 3, 5, 7, and 9—regardless of school type—are eligible to sit NAPLAN tests.
What type of questions are used in the NAPLAN Conventions of Language test?
Answer: Multiple choice, spelling, and grammar questions
The Conventions of Language test includes multiple-choice questions, spelling items, punctuation, and grammar questions assessing language conventions.
What is the approximate duration of the NAPLAN Reading test for Year 3 students?
Answer: 45 minutes
The NAPLAN Reading test for Year 3 students is approximately 45 minutes long.
How is the NAPLAN Numeracy test structured for higher year levels?
Answer: Calculator and non-calculator sections
For Years 7 and 9, the NAPLAN Numeracy test includes both a calculator-allowed section and a non-calculator section.
What is the standard approach for a student who finishes a NAPLAN test early?
Answer: They must remain seated quietly until the time is up
Students who finish early must remain seated quietly until testing time concludes, though they may review their answers.
Which of the following is NOT a tool available to students in the online NAPLAN platform?
Answer: Spell-check autocorrect
Spell-check autocorrect is not available in the online NAPLAN platform, as spelling is one of the skills being assessed.
How are NAPLAN results typically reported to parents and carers?
Answer: Through an individual student report sent home by the school
Parents and carers receive an individual student NAPLAN report from the school showing their child's results across all tested domains.