Question 17. a. These limitations have led many educators to question whether examinations alone can accurately reflect a learner's true abi...

Question 17.

a. These limitations have led many educators to question whether examinations alone can accurately reflect a learner's true abilities.

b. Examinations remain one of the most widely used methods of assessment worldwide, verifying whether students are ready to progress to the next stage of education.

c. In response to these concerns, some institutions have introduced alternative forms of evaluation, such as coursework and project-based assessment, to provide a more balanced measure of achievement.

d. Despite their practicality and perceived fairness, exams may encourage superficial learning, as some candidates focus mainly on tested content rather than deep understanding.

e. For this reason, while exams continue to play an important role, they should be carefully designed and supplemented with other assessment methods to ensure greater validity.

        A. b – d – a – c – e        B. b – a – d – c – e                C. d – b – a – c – e                D. d – b – c – a – e