A/An __________ assessment is one which measures what it is intended to measure.
Correct answer: B. Valid
- A. Invalid
- B. Valid
- C. Reliable
- D. Unreliable
Explanation
Validity asks whether an assessment measures the construct or learning outcome it is intended to measure. Reliability concerns consistency, so a reliable test is not necessarily valid.
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Assessment gathers evidence of learning, while evaluation uses that evidence to judge achievement, teaching or a programme. Coverage includes formative and summative assessment, diagnostic and placement tests, validity, reliability, objectivity, scoring, grading, feedback, and norm-referenced versus criterion-referenced interpretation. Measurement supplies numerical results, but evaluation involves a broader judgement.
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