Assesment and Eval Final

Which statement best describes the shift from motor fitness tests to health-related
fitness tests in youth fitness assessment?

Health-related tests focus on overall health rather than athletic performance.

Which of the following is not a component of health-related physical fitness according to the presentation?

Agility

The FITNESSGRAM® uses criterion-referenced standards to categorize aerobic capacity. What does achieving the Healthy Fitness Zone (HFZ) indicate?

The student has reached a level associated with important health benefits.

Which of the following statements about BMI in youth fitness testing is correct?

BMI can misclassify muscular students as overfat.

The ACTIVITYGRAM Physical Activity Recall requires students to?

Record activity in 30-minute time blocks for the previous day.

Which statement best describes the relationship between evaluation and grading?

Evaluation involves judging performance quality, while grading assigns a value to that judgment.

Which grading method is considered the poorest for assigning grades because it depends heavily on other students’ performance and lacks consistency?

Natural Breaks

A major advantage of using norms for assigning grades is that?

They provide consistency because standards are developed on large samples

Which type of norms can be added or averaged, making them useful when computing composite scores from multiple tests?

T-score norms

In the Sum of Letter Grades method for assigning final grades, which of the following is a disadvantage?

It does not account for the regression effect, potentially minimizing high or low final grades.

Which statement best distinguishes authentic assessment from traditional assessment?

Authentic assessment evaluates students in real-world or realistic performance situations.

Which of the following is a characteristic of authentic assessment?

Students often publicly present the results of their work.

Which type of rubric assesses performance as a whole without breaking the skill into components?

Holistic rubric

What is a major disadvantage of analytical rubrics?

They take more time to construct due to detailed components.

Which of the following is a measurement concern associated with authentic assessments?

Reliability depends heavily on the scoring rubric

Which of the following is a potential problem associated with accuracy tests?

The scoring system may not discriminate

Which type of skill test involves running a course with movements characteristic of a sport?

Total Bodily Movement Tests

Wall volley tests tend to be reliable and are good to use as skill practice?

True

Which of the following is not listed as a criterion for judging sport skill tests?

Creativity of the performer

Combination tests typically assess both speed and accuracy?

True

Which of the following is NOT listed as a characteristic of a good knowledge test?

Includes trick questions to challenge students

Which test type is used to determine whether students have learned information everyone is expected to know?

Mastery test

According to item-construction guidelines for multiple-choice items, which of the following should be avoided?

Using negatives or double negatives in the stem

In a discrimination test, items should primarily be written from which levels of Bloom’s taxonomy?

Higher levels such as analysis, synthesis, and evaluation

Which of the following statements about objective tests is TRUE?

They may reward guessing.