Course
Requirement #3—A 500 Word or more Test Development Project (10%)
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Please write (make-up) 30 Multiple
Choice Questions/Answers from the Textbook Reading: Three
will come from each of the Ten Chapters (or the Appendix if there is no
Chapter 10 in your edition). For each question, please
indicate the answer, AND the page
number used
to make up the question. Each question should have a
complete statement followed by five choices for an answer (A through E). The
answers to each question are to be indicated in some manner, like an asterisk
or in capitol letters. For example:
· 8. The focus of this lecture was...
A. Tropical Agriculture
B. Family Planning
C. Frustration
D. LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT*
(Page 231)
E. All of the above
· The indicated answer is D, but you don’t have to use both the "*" sign and capitalized letters as shown in "D." Any one method will do, except please don't use bold letters because they are often un-bolded in the email transmission.
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An annotated
citation of the text should be
included at the end of the paper. The comment part of the annotated
bibliography should focus on the most important concept you learned from the
Text. Some samples of annotated
references in APA format are given below…
An Annotated Reference is just a comment about a book or an article, and not testimonial for a job application.
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The Thirty
Question Test/Answers/Page Numbers, and the Annotated Bibliography (with the
Textbook as the reference,) should be sent to the instructor both as an
attachment and as text copied and pasted directly into an email message.
Grading
Criteria and The Dooms Day Deadline Date for all Class
Requirements.
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To achieve Full Credit, a
score of 80% must be achieved on this Class Requirement. This Class Requirement will be graded on the
following bases:
o
The
relevance of the questions (20%)
o
The
complexity of the questions (not too simple, and yet not too difficult (10%)
o
Writing
skills (e.g., spelling, grammar, organization and clarity) (60%)
o
The format
and content of the Annotated bibliography (10%)