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Solve 10 english-evaluation-l2 questions for RAS/RPSC preparation.

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Q1Consider the statements. I. A written test can be formative if the teacher uses it to plan the next lesson. II. Formative assessment is always oral and never written. III. Summative assessment reports achievement after a lesson or period. Which statements are correct?

A I and II only
B II and III only
C I, II and III
D I and III only
Explanation

The correct set is I and III. A tool is formative when its result feeds teaching during learning. Summative assessment reports achievement after a lesson, unit or period; it is not defined by being written or oral.

Q2Which feedback to Asha after a paragraph draft is most useful for English writing evaluation?

A Bad work; write it again ten times
B Your idea is clear; now add one linking word between sentence two and three
C You are weaker than Devika in writing
D Marks will be told at the end of the year
Explanation

The best feedback is specific, timely and actionable. Asha is told what worked and what to revise next. That makes evaluation part of writing development rather than a label.

Q3In a reading evaluation, Karan pronounces all words correctly but cannot state the main idea or draw an inference. What should the teacher conclude?

A Reading is fully achieved because pronunciation alone proves comprehension
B Only handwriting should be remediated because reading is unrelated to meaning
C The teacher should ignore the issue until the annual examination
D Word reading is strong, but comprehension and inference need targeted support
Explanation

Karan's pronunciation evidence is positive but incomplete. Reading outcomes require comprehension and inference. The teacher should diagnose the gap and support main-idea and inference work specifically.

Q4A learner with a temporary speech hesitation understands a story but is anxious during oral reading. Which evaluation response is most fair while speaking support continues?

A Mark the learner zero in comprehension because oral reading was hesitant
B Cancel all oral tasks permanently for the learner
C Use drawing or short written responses for comprehension and keep gentle oral practice
D Ask classmates to correct the learner publicly after every line
Explanation

The item tests inclusive assessment. Comprehension should be checked through accessible evidence while speaking support continues. This is fairer than zero marking, permanent exclusion, or public correction.

Q5Assertion: In English learning, CCE should help the teacher improve the next learning opportunity. Reason: NCERT links CCE with the pedagogical process, not only with final reporting.

A Both assertion and reason are true, and the reason explains the assertion
B Both assertion and reason are true, but the reason does not explain the assertion
C The assertion is true, but the reason is false
D The assertion is false, but the reason is true
Explanation

Both parts are true and connected. If CCE is integrated with the pedagogical process, the teacher should use evidence to improve the next task, feedback and remedial support, not merely fill a report.

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6A teacher gives Devika a short writing task, reads the errors, and plans the next mini-lesson on punctuation. Which assessment purpose is shown?

AAssessment of learning for final certification only
BAssessment for learning to guide the next teaching step
CA summative board-style test after the whole course
DMeasurement only because no teaching decision follows

7Which classroom practice most clearly violates the NCF-SE assessment principle against labelling and segregation?

ASharing a rubric before Devika revises her paragraph
BPutting weak English learners on a public shame list after every oral task
CUsing a short exit slip to plan a support group
DGiving Imran one more oral practice round after feedback

8The RBSE Level 2 Language II English syllabus gives the assessment boundary as "Methods of Evaluation, Remedial Teaching". Which teacher action best stays inside that boundary?

AUse listening, speaking, reading and writing evidence, then plan a targeted support task
BGive only a final grammar test and rank every learner publicly
CCollect decorative notebooks but never read them against criteria
DRepeat the whole textbook whenever one child makes one spelling error

9Match the English assessment tool with the strongest skill evidence. List I: 1 Reading aloud 2 Debate 3 Draft revision 4 Listening and responding. List II: a Speaking argument b Writing process c Fluency and voice d Comprehension after hearing.

A1-a, 2-c, 3-d, 4-b
B1-b, 2-d, 3-a, 4-c
C1-c, 2-a, 3-b, 4-d
D1-d, 2-b, 3-c, 4-a

10Assertion: The same paper-pencil test may be formative in one class and summative in another. Reason: The formative or summative nature depends on the purpose for which evidence is used.

ABoth assertion and reason are true, but the reason does not explain the assertion
BThe assertion is true, but the reason is false
CThe assertion is false, but the reason is true
DBoth assertion and reason are true, and the reason explains the assertion

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