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Linking multiple-choice test scores to verbally defined proficiency levels: An application to Chinese reading proficiency.
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Linking multiple-choice test scores to verbally defined proficiency levels: An application to Chinese reading proficiency./
作者:
Kenyon, Dorry Mann.
面頁冊數:
318 p.
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Adviser: William D. Schafer.
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Dissertation Abstracts International56-11A.
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Education, Tests and Measurements. -
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Linking multiple-choice test scores to verbally defined proficiency levels: An application to Chinese reading proficiency.
Kenyon, Dorry Mann.
Linking multiple-choice test scores to verbally defined proficiency levels: An application to Chinese reading proficiency.
- 318 p.
Adviser: William D. Schafer.
Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Maryland, College Park, 1995.
This research investigated a method of linking scores on multiple-choice tests to verbally-defined proficiency level descriptions. The four-step methodology is based on an examination of the construct representation (Embretson, 1983) of the test items. The first step is to operationally define the variables underlying the test tasks in terms of the verbally-defined proficiency level descriptions. The second step is to collect scores for each test item on each variable. The third step is to examine the construct representation of the test items through an application of the linear logistic test model (LLTM; Fisher, 1973). The final step is to determine the boundary scores for the verbally-defined proficiency levels in terms of Rasch ability scores on the total test. This step is accomplished by relating the raw scores on the operationalized variables to the Rasch difficulty scores of the items.Subjects--Topical Terms:
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The test used in this research was a multiple-choice test of reading proficiency in Chinese. The verbally-defined proficiency levels were the Proficiency Guidelines of the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages (ACTFL, 1986). Variables operationalized in terms of the Guidelines were (a) the level of difficulty of the complete text, (b) the amount of text that must be comprehended to select the correct answer; and, for only that part of the text, the (c) syntax, (d) vocabulary, (e) socio-cultural knowledge requirement, and (f) amount of information requested. Variables related to the multiple-choice format were (a) the degree of correspondence between the foreign language text and the correct option, and (b) the plausibility of the distractors.
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