Match the List I with List II

List I Assessments	List II Meaning/Explanation.
A.	Skill tests	I.	An assessment in which students present a scenario and then demonstrate how they would react in that situation
B.	Role play	II.	Collections of artifacts that typically are used to show students competency of a subject area
C.	Journals	III.	An assessment that provides students opportunity to reflect and write on events or topics in class
D.	Portfolios	IV.	Assessment of students physical ability usually done in a closed environment.

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Correct option is A

A. Skill Tests → IV:
· Skill tests assess physical abilities or motor skills in a controlled or structured environment (e.g., basketball dribbling tests or sprint timings).
2. B. Role Play → I:
· Role play involves students acting out a scenario to demonstrate their understanding of how to react in a particular situation (e.g., conflict resolution).
3. C. Journals → III:
· Journals are reflective tools where students write about their thoughts, experiences, or learning on specific topics.
4. D. Portfolios → II:
· Portfolios are collections of work, such as assignments and projects, showcasing a student’s skills, growth, or competency in a subject area.
Correct Matching: · A-IV: Skill tests → Assessment of physical ability in a closed environment.
· B-I: Role play → Acting out scenarios to demonstrate reactions.
· C-III: Journals → Reflective writing on events or topics.
· D-II: Portfolios → Collection of artifacts to demonstrate competency.
Correct Answer: (a) A-IV, B-I, C-III, D-II Information Booster 1. Applications in Education:
· Skill Tests: Common in physical education and sports science.
· Role Play: Frequently used in social sciences and management education.
· Journals: Encourage personal reflection and deeper learning.
· Portfolios: Useful for evaluating long-term progress and achievements.
2. Benefits of Each Assessment Type:
· Skill Tests: Provide objective measurement of abilities.
· Role Play: Enhances practical understanding and soft skills.
· Journals: Promote self-expression and critical thinking.
· Portfolios: Showcase a comprehensive range of student work