the ways of evaluating the curriculum as 1. This curriculum evaluation model can written, planned or implemented? help measure the effectiveness of a a. Evaluator developed or written curriculum. b. Facilitator a. Bradley effectiveness model c. Implementor b. Stake responsive model d. Monitor c. Tyler Objectives Centered 8. What kind of evaluation in curriculum model that assesses alternative means based on d. None of the above the inputs for the achievements of 2. This step in conducting a curriculum objectives? evaluation considers the people existing a. Context of evaluation documents; available records and b. Input evaluation evaluation studies. c. Product evaluation a. Identifying primary audience’s d. Process evaluation b. Identifying data source 9. After planning, designing and c. Identifying critical issues implementing the curriculum, this d. Identifying techniques for should be followed by? collecting data a. Review 3. What is the goal of curriculum b. Checking evaluation? c. Evaluation a. assess the evaluation d. Differentiating b. improves the curriculum 10. This is like expanded form of short c. uses the tool of evaluation answer type objective test. d. process the curriculum a. Essay 4. It is a component of curriculum b. Restricted Response Item development that looks into educational c. Perfect Matching Type reforms of innovation that happen in the d. Matching type Test teacher’s classroom, school, district, 11. They are the tools used to measure division or the whole educational learning outcomes. system. a. Knowledge, Process Skills, a. curriculum process Understanding, b. curriculum outcome Performance/Product c. curriculum tool b. Checklist, Rating Scale, Rubrics d. curriculum evaluation for portfolio 5. The most common type of test which c. Presentation, promptness, made up of two parallel columns, the quality first column ( A ) as the premise that d. Essay, restricted, extended presents the problem and the second 12. The incomplete statement, or direct column ( B ) that provides the answer. question is called the _____. a. Multiple Choice Test a. Alternatives b. Alternative Response Test b. Options c. Matching Type Test c. Stem d. Subjective Test d. Choice 6. A skills that the students use based on 13. What has been planned should be facts and information for making implemented and what has been meaning and understanding. implemented should be _____? a. Knowledge a. Evaluated b. Understanding b. Supported c. Process c. Achieved d. Performance d. Intended 14. If the principal will conduct a classroom a. Utilization of results evaluation, what tool should she use? b. Utilization of Tools a. Evaluation sheet c. Analysis of Results b. Outline sheet d. Analysis of tools c. Classroom checklist d. Test questions 15. What are the three types of learning outcomes? a. Knowledge, Process and understanding b. Knowledge, Application and evaluation c. Process, application and evaluation d. Outcome, process and product 16. Mrs. Ramos wants to assess the total learning experiences of her practicumer in a holistic package, what assessment tools does she need to apply? a. Rubric b. Rating scale c. Checklist d. Observation and self reports 17. Teacher Kate asked Rey to identify the parts of the plants. What level of learning outcome does Rey show? a. Knowledge b. Process c. Understanding d. Product/performance 18. The teacher assesses the needs and the problems in context to determine the goals and objectives of the curriculum; this suggests _______. a. Content evaluation b. Input evaluation c. Process evaluation d. Product evaluation 19. During the discussion, Mrs. Cruz uses computer as a models and frameworks to get the desired results. What various definitions she reveals in evaluation? a. Computer Information b. Instructional Materials c. Process d. Tool 20. After the evaluation process, the teacher found out the strengths and weaknesses of the curriculum and gave possible reasons for these. What do you think has he done to arrive at this?