In Stake's soup analogy, the cook tasting the soup stands for which assessment?
AFormative
BSummative
CPlacement
DExternal
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Formative
1. The cook tastes while the soup can still be changed.
2. That is formative; the guests tasting the finished soup is summative.
3. Placement and external assessment are not part of the analogy.
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