Title: Market Assessment Samples
Course: Technology Applications

Q: Marisol created a presentation about recycling plants for her science class. She showed it to her classmate Keith before she presented it to her class. In his feedback, Keith noted that some parts of the presentation didn’t sound natural, and Marisol showed him where she’d copied and pasted from various Web sites. What should Keith do?

source: http://www.atomiclearning.com/k12/en/assessment-questions
- Tell Marisol that the presentation looks fine and she should go on with it
- Explain that he would have done a better job with the presentation
- Help Marisol put information in her own words and include a bibliography
- Offer to revise the presentation by himself and give her the finished presentation
A: Help Marisol put information in her own words and include a bibliography

Q: Mr. Bennett noticed that two of his students, Kay and Una, had included the same information in both of their presentations. He asked them if they had decided to collaborate, but Kay stated that she had copied her presentation information from her friend. Mr. Bennett asked Kay to redo her presentation. What is the BEST reason Mr. Bennett has to justify his assignment?
- Mr. Bennett likes Una better than Kay.
- Una had included incorrect information in her presentation.
- Kay needs to present her own original research, not Una’s research.
- Kay should have chosen a different background and images in her presentation.
A: Kay needs to present her own original research, not Una’s research.

Q: Samir wants to write a review of a class play. Which part of the review is BEST done using a word processing program such as Microsoft Word?
- Obtaining quotes from the actors
- Researching the life of the play’s author
- Adding a caption beneath a photograph of a scene
- Sending information about the play to students in other classes
A: Adding a caption beneath a photograph of a scene

Please go to this website to view the sample provided by Simple Assessment.

http://www.learning.com/tla/20itemsample/middle/

Q: You go to google and search for pictures of Barack Obama wearing sunglasses. You find a picture on a news site of the president with shades on. Who OWNS this image?
- Barack Obama owns the image
- The photographer or news site owns the image
- Nobody owns the image. Since the image is on the internet, the owner gave up their rights to it
- Everybody owns the image. Once its put on the internet, it becomes public domain.
A: Barack Obama owns the image