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Which type of test item is inter-rater reliability of most concern?Question 21Answera.Extended essayb.Fill in the blankc.Multiple- choiced.Short- answe

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Which type of test item is inter-rater reliability of most concern?

Question 21
Answer
a. Extended essay
b. Fill in the blank
c. Multiple-choice
d. Short-answer

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Inter-rater reliability is most of concern for the "Extended essay" type of test item.

Here's why:

  1. Extended essay questions require subjective grading. This means that different raters (people who grade the test) might have different opinions on what constitutes a good answer.

  2. Fill in the blank and multiple-choice questions have clear, definitive answers. Therefore, it doesn't matter who grades them because the answer is either right or wrong.

  3. Short-answer questions can sometimes require subjective grading, but they are usually more straightforward than extended essay questions.

  4. Therefore, inter-rater reliability is most important for extended essay questions because these are the questions that are most likely to be graded differently by different people.

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