Idiom Master
Question: To describe something that is very easy to do or an exam that was not difficult at all.
Answer: A piece of cake
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Titanic (Titanik).
Multiple choice, True/False, Matching. What are these types of questions called?
Objective tests
Why should we use images when assessing vocabulary for young learners?
To make it clear and avoid translation
Question: This idiom is used when someone is feeling slightly sick or not well, often used when a student misses a class.
Answer: Under the weather
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Ratatouille (Ratatuy)
A test where you must write an answer in your own words
Subjective / Open-ended test
What is "Distractor" in a multiple-choice question?
The incorrect options that look plausible
Question: To study or work very hard until very late at night, especially when preparing for an important assessment.
Answer: To burn the midnight oil
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Up (Yuqoriga)
A test used to see if a student is ready for a specific level or class.
Placement test
Give an example of a "Contextualized Grammar" task.
Filling gaps in a short story rather than separate sentences
Question: When something (like a very expensive international exam or a textbook) is extremely expensive.
Answer: To cost an arm and a leg
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Alice in Wonderland (Alisa mo'jizalar mamlakatida)
What is a "Diagnostic test"?
A test to find out a student's strengths and weaknesses before starting a course.
What does "Validity" mean in assessment?
The test measures exactly what it is supposed to measure
Question: This idiom describes an event that happens very rarely or almost never.
Answer: Once in a blue moon
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Interstellar (Interstellar — Koinotlararo)
An assessment that happens during the learning process to give feedback .
Formative assessment
Why is "Peer-assessment" (o'quvchilar bir-birini baholashi) useful for learning?
It develops critical thinking and helps them understand the criteria