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    The document provides checklists for evaluating different types of objective test items: 1) True-false items should be concise statements that are definitely true or false without clues or complexity. 2) Matching items should have short, homogeneous lists and fewer descriptions than options. 3) Multiple choice items should have a clear stem with one correct answer and 3-5 plausible options or distractors without grammatical clues.

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    The document provides checklists for evaluating different types of objective test items: 1) True-false items should be concise statements that are definitely true or false without clues or complexity. 2) Matching items should have short, homogeneous lists and fewer descriptions than options. 3) Multiple choice items should have a clear stem with one correct answer and 3-5 plausible options or distractors without grammatical clues.

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    The document provides checklists for evaluating different types of objective test items: 1) True-false items should be concise statements that are definitely true or false without clues or complexity. 2) Matching items should have short, homogeneous lists and fewer descriptions than options. 3) Multiple choice items should have a clear stem with one correct answer and 3-5 plausible options or distractors without grammatical clues.

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    The document provides checklists for evaluating different types of objective test items: 1) True-false items should be concise statements that are definitely true or false without clues or complexity. 2) Matching items should have short, homogeneous lists and fewer descriptions than options. 3) Multiple choice items should have a clear stem with one correct answer and 3-5 plausible options or distractors without grammatical clues.

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    Checklists for an objective test item

    Instructions:

    1. Select the appropriate checklist suiting the objective test item.


    2. Go to the selected checklist (A, B, C or D).
    3. Use each question for each item.
    4. Fill Y for yes or N for no according to question. ( x and √ can also be used)
    5. All no answers indicate that changes should be made to the test item.

    Type of objective test item: Select checklist section:


    True-false item A
    Matching item B
    Multiple-choice item C
    Completion item D

    Section A: True-false item checklist:

    Checklist for each individual True-false item: Y N


    1 Is the statement definitely true or definitely false?
    2 Is the statement relatively short?
    3 Is the statement without extraneous material?
    4 Is the statement without double negative?
    5 Is the statement without verbal clues?
    6 Is the statement without absolutes? (e.g. never, only, always)
    7 Is the sentence of the statement without complexity?
    8 Is the statement without an indefinite degree? (e.g. large, long time,
    regularly)
    9 Is the statement presented in context?
    10 Is the answer of the statement arranged without a systematic order?
    (e.g. TTFF or TFTF)
    11 Is the statement approximately the same length as the other
    statements?
    Section B: Matching item checklist:
    Checklist for matching item descriptions: Y N
    1 Is the list of descriptions fairly short?
    2 Is the list of descriptions homogeneous?
    3 Is the descriptions numbered?
    4 Are there fewer descriptions than options?
    Check list for matching item options: Y N
    1 Is the list of options fairly short?
    2 Is the list of options homogeneous?
    3 Are all the options plausible distractors for each description?
    4 Are the options in the list identified by a letter?
    5 Are there more options than descriptions?

    C: Multiple-choice item checklist:


    Description Y N
    1 Is the stem of the item clearly formulated?
    2 Is there one and only one correct answer?
    3 Are the distractors (wrong answers) plausible?
    4 Is the stem or distractor without any grammatical clues? (e.g. … an )
    5 Does the item include three to five options?
    6 Are the options without “none of the above”?
    7 Are the options without “all of the above”?

    D: Completion item checklist:


    Description Y N
    1 Does the items require a single-word answer?
    2 Is the language used precise?
    3 Is the language used accurate?
    4 Does the content make sense after elements were eliminated?
    5 Is the blank near the end of the statement?
    6 If the statement requires a numerical answer, does the item indicate in
    which units it should be expressed?

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