Limited Responses Individual testing Direct physical responses can easily be used when you test one students at a time.
Group Testing You can use nonverbal physical responses as well to test the whole class at the same time. E.g.,
It’s four o’clock
It’s five o’clock
It’s six o’clock
Multiple-choice Completion This is good test for the students who can read in foreign language. It makes students depend on context clue sentence meaning. E.g. she quickly ____ her lunch
A. drank B. ate
C. drove D. slept
The following steps should be taken in writing multiple-choice completion:
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Vocabulary Choice
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Context Preparation
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Distractor Preparation
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Instruction Preparation
Context Preparation
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E.g.,. “I want to paint, too” “All right, Use that ____ over here A. brush
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B. pencil
C. broom
Distractor Preparation 1) The teacher who create their own distractors 2) Use students errors as distractors.
D. spoon
Make sure the distractors are the same form of word as the correct answer.
Example: She had to help the ____ old man upstairs. A. weak
B. slowly
C. try
D. wisdom
Also be sure you do not give away to the right answer through grammatical cues.
Example: she needs to get up earlier so she’s buying an ___ clock. A. time
B. alarm
c. watch
d. bell
Be sure not to include more than one correct answer.
Example: She sent the ___ yesterday A. letter
B. gift
C. food
D. book
Instruction Preparation
The instructions for your test should be brief, so students should not have spent a lot of time in reading them and should be clear. Example: If you used multiple choice in class, the instruction can be very short: “circle the letter of the right answer” or “circle the letter of the word that best completes each sentence”.
Multiple-choice Paraphrase In the multiple choice paraphrase test is to test the students’ understanding about vocabulary through to choose the best synonym or paraphrase of the vocabulary item.
The following steps should be taken in writing multiple-choice paraphrase:
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Vocabulary Choice
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Distractor Preparation
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Instruction Preparation
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Vocabulary Choice Example: She was irate when she heard about the new plan. A. interested
B. surprised
C. angry
D. sad
But, the students with very little English won’t know synonyms for every many words. However, it can be stated by explaining the meaning. Example: My husband is a pilot. He can ____. A. help sick people
B. make a clothes
C. fly an airplane D. teach students in class
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Distractor Preparation Try to get distractors that are related to subject covered in the sentence. This is particularly
in testing intermediate and advance students. Example; He just hit his shin A. leg
B. cousin
C. fender
D. fruit
Try avoid pairing a word of opposite meaning with the right answer. Example: He plans to purchase some candy for his sister A. make
B. buy
C. sell
D. steal
Try to avoid distractors with the same meaning Example: His remorse was great indeed. A. wealth
B. sadness
C. strength
D. power
Simple Completion This test is like a fill in missing parts of words that appear in the sentence. This missing parts are usually prefixes or suffix such as ‘un’ unreal or ‘ful’ thankful.
The following steps should be taken in writing multiple-choice paraphrase:
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Vocabulary Choice
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Distractor Preparation
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Instruction Preparation
Vocabulary choice You can give your students some words of prefix and suffix and they might also know the negative prefix such as “un”. Context preparation Students’ success on the exam will depend in part on your sentence contexts. It is also possible to check students’ knowledge of when not to add a prefix or suffix. Example: 1. My teach___ is very helpful 2. Did she teach___ you anything? For the 1 question, the answer is suffix – er is required, but for the second question student cannot left empty but put X in the blank. Instruction preparation We might give the following directions; “Complete the words in these sentences, when noting is needed put “X” in the blank”. Blank left empty will be wrong”
there are various tests that needed to test many kinds of writing tasks.
Limited Response
Free Writing
Writing Test
Dictation
Guided Writing
Listening test
Listening is a tool to evaluate something else, it was also used as a means of evaluating low-level proficiency in grammar and pronounciation, and so on.
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