What is: 1. Discrete point test 2. Integrative test 3. norm-referenced test 4. criterion-referenced test 5. indirect/direct test

What is: 1. Discrete point test - tests one item element (e.g. the item can focus on present perfect in multiple choice) 2. Integrative test - combine many lang elements and skills – writing composition, listening and taking notes, … proficeincy tests 3. norm-referenced test - we compare the test takers’ performance with respect to certain norm (the norm is distributed) and if your score is above a certain lvl (50%), it’s normalised and your score will be compared with the distribution 4. criterion-referenced test - FCE exam (criterion is the standard which is the B2 proficiency lvl according to CEFR – criterion) – descriptors which we need to observe when assessing the candidate and we assess the performance with respect to the criterion (B2 lvl descriptors) 5. indirect/direct test - – you can test present perfect by assigning a role play/you can test the present perfect directly e.g. through multiple choice