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Questions:
- What is the difference between formal and non-formal assessment?
- What are the levels of measurement?
- Explain the difference between measurement, assessment, and evaluation.
- What is the validity of a test and its types?
- What are norms and their types?
- What is a unit test?
- Write three behavioral objectives for any topic of a school subject and prepare test items to measure these objectives.
- A student achieved 72 marks in a subject. The mean of the group is 60, and the standard deviation is 8. What is the z value for this score?
- Explain the concept of percentile score.
- What is continuous and comprehensive evaluation?
- What is quartile deviation?
- How is interest assessed?
- Define median and explain the formula to calculate it.
- What is standard deviation? Provide its formula for calculation.
- What are the characteristics of the Normal Probability Curve (NPC)?
- What do measurement and evaluation mean in education? Describe the steps of the evaluation procedure.
- What are formative and summative evaluations? Explain their use with suitable examples in a teaching-learning context.
- What are the characteristics of a good assessment tool? Describe two methods for determining its reliability.
- What are the steps in constructing an objective test? Explain briefly about objective writing, test items preparation, and calculating difficulty and discrimination index.
- What is a criterion-referenced test? Compare it with a norm-referenced test based on information, result interpretation, and test item difficulty.
- What does attitude mean? Explain the steps of constructing a scale for assessing attitude.
- Based on the frequency distribution of an achievement test in science for class 10th, calculate the median of scores.
- What is correlation? Using rank-order method, calculate the correlation coefficient for scores in language and mathematics for 10 students.
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