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  1. A reading teacher gives weekly one-minute oral reading fluency probes to monitor progress. This is an example of:

    Answer: Curriculum-based measurement (CBM)

    CBM uses brief, standardized probes tied to the curriculum to frequently monitor student progress toward academic goals.

  2. Which evaluation type asks students to demonstrate skills through real-world tasks such as debates, lab experiments, or presentations?

    Answer: Authentic evaluation

    Authentic evaluations require students to apply knowledge to realistic, meaningful tasks that mirror real-world performance.

  3. End-of-course exams administered by a state to measure student achievement of state standards are classified as:

    Answer: Large-scale summative assessments

    State end-of-course exams are large-scale summative assessments that evaluate cumulative learning against state academic standards.

  4. A teacher observes students working on a math problem and takes notes on their strategies. What evaluation approach is this?

    Answer: Anecdotal/observational evaluation

    Anecdotal or observational evaluation involves the teacher systematically recording student behaviors and strategies during instruction.

  5. Which evaluation is MOST likely to yield a stanine score?

    Answer: Norm-referenced standardized test

    Stanines are a normalized scoring scale (1–9) typically reported on norm-referenced standardized tests to show relative standing.

  6. A student rates their own essay using a teacher-provided rubric. This is best described as:

    Answer: Self-evaluation (ipsative assessment)

    Self-evaluation, or ipsative assessment, asks students to judge their own work against defined criteria to build metacognitive skills.

  7. Which feature BEST distinguishes formative evaluation from summative evaluation?

    Answer: Formative evaluation is used to improve ongoing learning

    The defining purpose of formative evaluation is to provide feedback that guides and improves instruction and learning while it is in progress.