Question 1

What is an IEP?

Accepted Answer

A) Intellectual Education Placement 
B) Individualized Education Plan 
C) Intellectual Examination Performance 
D) Individual Education for Preschool 
A) Intellectual Education Placement 
B) Individualized Education Plan 
C) Intellectual Examination Performance 
D) Individual Education for Preschool B

Question 2

The _______________________ is a unique multilevel survey achievement test because it is an untimed assessment and has more flexible guidelines,compared to other assessments.

Accepted Answer

*Stanford Achievement Test Series,10^th Edition

Question 3

For a child to become eligible for special education programs,what must take place before placement is determined?

Accepted Answer

A) Review of previous grades 
B) Parent input 
C) Extensive evaluation 
D) Teacher input 
A) Review of previous grades 
B) Parent input 
C) Extensive evaluation 
D) Teacher input C

Question 4

Which Act requires testing,at the school's expense,if a student is suspected of having a learning disability?

Accepted Answer

A) Individuals with Disabilities Education Improvement Act 
B) American with Disabilities Act 
C) Common Core 
D) No Child Left Behind 
A) Individuals with Disabilities Education Improvement Act 
B) American with Disabilities Act 
C) Common Core 
D) No Child Left Behind

Question 5

The _________________ is a widely used scholastic aptitude test used for graduate admissions.

Accepted Answer

*Graduate

Question 6

Which of the following students would likely be administered a readiness assessment?

Accepted Answer

A) Juan,11-year-old male suspected of having a learning disability 
B) Trevor,8-year-old male suspected of having an intellectual disability 
C) Samantha,5-year-old female due to enter kindergarten in the fall 
D) Laura,17-year-old female applying for college in the fall 
A) Juan,11-year-old male suspected of having a learning disability 
B) Trevor,8-year-old male suspected of having an intellectual disability 
C) Samantha,5-year-old female due to enter kindergarten in the fall 
D) Laura,17-year-old female applying for college in the fall

Question 7

_____________ testing is used to describe a situation in which the results of a single assessment,usually a standardized test,are used to make an important decision.

Accepted Answer

The answer of _____________ testing is used to describe a...

Question 8

What is the difference between achievement and aptitude testing?

Accepted Answer

A) Achievement measures what one has learned whereas aptitude measures one's capability of learning 
B) Achievement measures one's capability of learning whereas aptitude measures what one has learned 
C) Achievement is measured for students in grades kindergarten through 11th grade whereas aptitude is measured for students in 12th grade 
D) Achievement measures what one has learned whereas aptitude measures one's cognitive functioning 
A) Achievement measures what one has learned whereas aptitude measures one's capability of learning 
B) Achievement measures one's capability of learning whereas aptitude measures what one has learned 
C) Achievement is measured for students in grades kindergarten through 11th grade whereas aptitude is measured for students in 12th grade 
D) Achievement measures what one has learned whereas aptitude measures one's cognitive functioning

Question 9

What is a challenge to administering a large-scale,national standardized test to all students in the U.S.?

Accepted Answer

A) Lack of universal curriculum 
B) Lack of financial resources 
C) Lack of qualified personnel to administer the test 
D) Lack of consensus of how to administer the test 
A) Lack of universal curriculum 
B) Lack of financial resources 
C) Lack of qualified personnel to administer the test 
D) Lack of consensus of how to administer the test

Question 10

The Education for All Handicapped Children Act (PL 94-142)was renamed:

Accepted Answer

A) American with Disabilities Act 
B) No Child Left Behind 
C) Equal Education for All Children 
D) Individuals with Disabilities Education Improvement Act 
A) American with Disabilities Act 
B) No Child Left Behind 
C) Equal Education for All Children 
D) Individuals with Disabilities Education Improvement Act

Question 11

Artistic aptitude,clerical aptitude,and mechanical aptitude tests are all examples of _____________.

Accepted Answer

*Specific

Question 12

Besides preparation for the SAT,what is another reason students take the PSAT/NMSQT?

Accepted Answer

A) To graduate high school early 
B) To enter college a semester early 
C) To enter the National Merit Scholarship program 
D) To be recruited by private colleges and universities 
A) To graduate high school early 
B) To enter college a semester early 
C) To enter the National Merit Scholarship program 
D) To be recruited by private colleges and universities

Question 13

In what way are the SAT and ACT different?

Accepted Answer

A) The SAT is an achievement test whereas the ACT is an aptitude test 
B) The SAT is an aptitude test whereas the ACT is an achievement test 
C) The ACT is the preliminary test to the SAT 
D) The SAT is administered at the secondary level whereas the ACT is administered at the postsecondary level 
A) The SAT is an achievement test whereas the ACT is an aptitude test 
B) The SAT is an aptitude test whereas the ACT is an achievement test 
C) The ACT is the preliminary test to the SAT 
D) The SAT is administered at the secondary level whereas the ACT is administered at the postsecondary level

Question 14

NCLB stands for ___________________.

Accepted Answer

*No Child

Question 15

What is the most widely used comprehensive achievement battery?

Accepted Answer

A) Stanford Achievement Test 
B) Wechsler Individual Achievement Test 
C) TerraNova Test 
D) Iowa Test of Basic Skills 
A) Stanford Achievement Test 
B) Wechsler Individual Achievement Test 
C) TerraNova Test 
D) Iowa Test of Basic Skills

Question 16

There have been arguments against using aptitude tests to make college admissions decisions.Describe the arguments for using tests like the SAT,ACT,and GRE in the student admission process.

Accepted Answer

*Tests are culturally biased,favor afflu

Question 17

What are multilevel survey achievement batteries and diagnostic achievement tests? Give an example of each type of test.

Accepted Answer

*Multilevel survey achievement batteries

Question 18

Which of the following diagnostic achievement tests does not assess all 7 areas of learning disabilities as defined by IDEA?

Accepted Answer

A) Kaufman Test of Educational Achievement,2nd edition 
B) Wide Range Achievement Test,4th edition 
C) Wechsler Individual Achievement Test,2nd edition 
D) Woodcock-Johnson III NU Tests of Achievement 
A) Kaufman Test of Educational Achievement,2nd edition 
B) Wide Range Achievement Test,4th edition 
C) Wechsler Individual Achievement Test,2nd edition 
D) Woodcock-Johnson III NU Tests of Achievement

Question 19

What is one of the most common scholastic aptitude tests administered at the secondary level for undergraduate admissions?

Accepted Answer

A) PSAT 
B) SAT 
C) WIAT-II 
D) GRE 
A) PSAT 
B) SAT 
C) WIAT-II 
D) GRE

Question 20

The Wechsler Individual Achievement Test,2nd Edition is an example of what type of test?

Accepted Answer

A) Multilevel survey achievement test 
B) Summative evaluation 
C) Diagnostic achievement test 
D) IQ test 
A) Multilevel survey achievement test 
B) Summative evaluation 
C) Diagnostic achievement test 
D) IQ test

What is an IEP?

The _______________________ is a unique multilevel survey achievement test because it is an untimed assessment and has more flexible guidelines,compared to other assessments.

For a child to become eligible for special education programs,what must take place before placement is determined?

Which Act requires testing,at the school's expense,if a student is suspected of having a learning disability?

The _________________ is a widely used scholastic aptitude test used for graduate admissions.

Which of the following students would likely be administered a readiness assessment?

_____________ testing is used to describe a situation in which the results of a single assessment,usually a standardized test,are used to make an important decision.

What is the difference between achievement and aptitude testing?

What is a challenge to administering a large-scale,national standardized test to all students in the U.S.?

The Education for All Handicapped Children Act (PL 94-142)was renamed:

Artistic aptitude,clerical aptitude,and mechanical aptitude tests are all examples of _____________.

Besides preparation for the SAT,what is another reason students take the PSAT/NMSQT?

In what way are the SAT and ACT different?

NCLB stands for ___________________.

What is the most widely used comprehensive achievement battery?

There have been arguments against using aptitude tests to make college admissions decisions.Describe the arguments for using tests like the SAT,ACT,and GRE in the student admission process.

What are multilevel survey achievement batteries and diagnostic achievement tests? Give an example of each type of test.

Which of the following diagnostic achievement tests does not assess all 7 areas of learning disabilities as defined by IDEA?

What is one of the most common scholastic aptitude tests administered at the secondary level for undergraduate admissions?

The Wechsler Individual Achievement Test,2^nd Edition is an example of what type of test?

Introduction to Counseling Assessment

Basic Assessment and Statistical Concepts

Reliability

Validity

Selecting, Administering, Scoring, and Reporting Assessment Results

Integrating Assessment Into Counseling Practice

Intelligence and General Ability Assessment

Standardized Methods of Personality Assessment

Projective Methods of Personality Assessment

Behavioral Assessment

Career and Vocational Assessment

Clinical Assessment

Outcome Assessment and Program Evaluation

Assessment Issues With Diverse Populations

Ethical and Legal Issues in Assessment

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Exam 8: Achievement and Aptitude Assessment

What is an IEP?

The _______________________ is a unique multilevel survey achievement test because it is an untimed assessment and has more flexible guidelines,compared to other assessments.

For a child to become eligible for special education programs,what must take place before placement is determined?

Which Act requires testing,at the school's expense,if a student is suspected of having a learning disability?

The _________________ is a widely used scholastic aptitude test used for graduate admissions.

Which of the following students would likely be administered a readiness assessment?

_____________ testing is used to describe a situation in which the results of a single assessment,usually a standardized test,are used to make an important decision.

What is the difference between achievement and aptitude testing?

What is a challenge to administering a large-scale,national standardized test to all students in the U.S.?

The Education for All Handicapped Children Act (PL 94-142)was renamed:

Artistic aptitude,clerical aptitude,and mechanical aptitude tests are all examples of _____________.

Besides preparation for the SAT,what is another reason students take the PSAT/NMSQT?

In what way are the SAT and ACT different?

NCLB stands for ___________________.

What is the most widely used comprehensive achievement battery?

There have been arguments against using aptitude tests to make college admissions decisions.Describe the arguments for using tests like the SAT,ACT,and GRE in the student admission process.

What are multilevel survey achievement batteries and diagnostic achievement tests? Give an example of each type of test.

Which of the following diagnostic achievement tests does not assess all 7 areas of learning disabilities as defined by IDEA?

What is one of the most common scholastic aptitude tests administered at the secondary level for undergraduate admissions?

The Wechsler Individual Achievement Test,2nd Edition is an example of what type of test?

Introduction to Counseling Assessment

Basic Assessment and Statistical Concepts

Reliability

Validity

Selecting, Administering, Scoring, and Reporting Assessment Results

Integrating Assessment Into Counseling Practice

Intelligence and General Ability Assessment

Standardized Methods of Personality Assessment

Projective Methods of Personality Assessment

Behavioral Assessment

Career and Vocational Assessment

Clinical Assessment

Outcome Assessment and Program Evaluation

Assessment Issues With Diverse Populations

Ethical and Legal Issues in Assessment

Filters

The Wechsler Individual Achievement Test,2^nd Edition is an example of what type of test?