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Guide to Structured Objective Tests

The document provides a guide for designing structured objective tests. It explains that structured tests offer alternative answers such as true/false, identification, and ranking. It defines an item as the basic unit of an objective test, which measures knowledge and skills in a non-subjective manner. It details the components of an item, such as the question and answer options, and provides examples of different item formats such as simple, ordering, matching, and completion.

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Guide to Structured Objective Tests

The document provides a guide for designing structured objective tests. It explains that structured tests offer alternative answers such as true/false, identification, and ranking. It defines an item as the basic unit of an objective test, which measures knowledge and skills in a non-subjective manner. It details the components of an item, such as the question and answer options, and provides examples of different item formats such as simple, ordering, matching, and completion.

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Structured tests

GUIDE FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF OBJECTIVE TESTS


What are structured base tests?
• Structured base tests are those that offer
alternate responses as true and false, identification and
location of knowledge, hierarchy, relationship or
correspondence, according to article 211 of the Regulation
General of the Organic Law of Intercultural Education (LOEI).
What is an item?
• It is the basic unit of observation of an objective test.
used to measure formal knowledge, skills
cognitive skills acquired through experience and learning
complexes.
• It does not require personal judgments from the evaluator or of
interpretations to qualify the correct answers. It has
a previously established and agreed unique response from
in a collegiate manner.
What are the components of an item?
Example of components

The base or body The answer options


a. Bogotá
What is the capital? b. Quito
from Ecuador? C. Lima

The arguments:
a. Incorrect: It is the capital of
Colombia
b. Correct: It is the capital of Ecuador
Suggestions for designing a base test
estructurada
Suggestions for designing a baseline test
structured
Types of items by their response
Types of Formats
Simple Format
Examples of Simple Format
Ordering Format
Examples of Sorting Format
Format of column relationship
Example of column relationship
Completion Format
Examples of completion
Element selection format
Example of element selection
Learning activities
• Diseñe dos ejemplos de ítems por cada formato estudiado:

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