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Example  of  an  inappropriate  item  (error  underlined): When   all   weapon   power   is   removed   from   the   PIP,   which   of   the   following   statements is  true? (a)  All  power  is  lost  to  the  MCC  equipment. (b)  The  MCC  equipment  is  furnished  power  from  NAV  via  the  MSR. (c)  The  DCCs  have  heater  power  applied. Do  NOT  use  two  or  more  alternatives  that  have  the  same  meaning.  It  eliminates  them as  useful  alternatives  and  simplifies  the  choice.  In  the  following  example,  alternatives 1  and  2  have  the  same  meaning.  Thus,  they  reduce  the  number  of  realistic  alternatives from  three  to  one. Example  of  an  inappropriate  item  (error  underlined): What  is  the  final  step  in  performing  post  maintenance  checks? (a)   Secure   the   front   panel   to   the   chassis. (b)  Make  sure the front  panel is secure. (c)   Set   manual   test   switch   to   “OFF.” (d)   Rerun   the   diagnostic   tests. Do   NOT   use   alternatives   that   are   included   in   other   alternatives.   In   the   following example,  alternative  2  includes  alternative  1. If  alternative  2  is  correct,  then  so  is alternative   1. Example  of  an  inappropriate  item  (error  underlined): What  is  the  operating  time,  in  seconds,  for  the  pressurization/compensation  blow valve   to   roll   from   shut   to   open? (a)  1  to  3 (b)   o 4 (C)  4  to  6 (d)  9  to  11 TRUE-FALSE   TEST   ITEM   DEVELOPMENT The   true-false   item   is   a   two-response   multiple-choice   item.   Use   it   only   when   one   plausible alternative  to  an  item  exists.  A  major  drawback  to  the  true-false  item  is  that  it  is  susceptible  to guessing. A  student  who  does  not  know  the  correct  answer  has  a  50-percent  chance  of responding   correctly   to   the   item. Use   true-false   items   to   test   recognition,   comprehension, 78 (d)  Power from the ship control  center  may be present  in CC since it only goes through he S H IP J P.

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