PROF ED SUMMATIVE - PART 1 (100 ITEMS)

What is the maximum amount of absences a learner can incur before being given a failing grade? 

How many learning areas with grades classified as “Did Not Meet Expectations” will require a learner to take and pass remedial classes before being promoted to the next grade level?

For performance subjects in Grades 1-10 such as MAPEH, EPP and TLE, what is the distribution between Written Work, Performance Tasks, and Quarterly Assessment respectively?

This is simply the difference between the highest score and the lowest score. 

This is used when the distribution of scores is skewed i.e. few extremely high scores or extremely low scores as this skewness does not overly influence it. 

This is the score that occurs most frequently in a set of scores. 

Which of the following is not a measure of Central Tendency?

Which group of scores in Standard Deviation (SD) is most varied? The group with ________.

This is a graphic presentation of frequency distribution that shows comparisons between categories. 

This is a type of statistics that is concerned with the analysis of a subset of data leading to predictions about an entire set of data or population. 

What does a discrimination index of below 0.20 mean? The item is _____

If an item has a high difficulty index of 0.80, what does this mean? It is ____.

This is a type of portfolio that serves as a holding tank or depository for work that may be selected later.

This is a measure of internal consistency wherein one form of a test is administered once. Two equivalent halves (odd and even items) are then scored and compared to each other. 

This refers to the practicality of the assessment procedure such as its cost and time-requirements.