Process-Based Assessment and Writing History Quiz

Answers and explanations appear as you take the quiz.

1. What does process-based assessment evaluate in addition to the final product?
   • Only the student's typing speed
   • Evidence of how the work was made, such as outlines, drafts and reflections
   • The student's grades in other classes
   • The number of sources cited
2. Where do you find version history in Google Docs?
   • Tools > Word count
   • Insert > Version
   • File > Version history > See version history
   • Help > Revision log
3. What access does someone need to view a Google Doc's revision history or replay it with Draftback?
   • Edit access
   • View-only access
   • Comment access
   • No access; history is public
4. Which pattern does the guide describe as typical of authentic writing history?
   • One polished paste with no later edits
   • A single session lasting exactly the assignment length
   • No deletions at all
   • Many sessions over days, with deletions, retyping and moved paragraphs
5. Why is a single large paste not proof of misuse?
   • Because Google Docs hides pastes
   • Because students may have drafted in phone notes, another app, or their own earlier document
   • Because pastes are always from the teacher
   • Because AI text cannot be pasted
6. Why does a clean, gradual history not prove honesty?
   • Because version history is often deleted
   • Because gradual histories are rare
   • Because someone could retype AI-generated text by hand
   • Because detectors override version history
7. What did a 2023 Stanford study find about popular AI detectors?
   • They were perfectly accurate on student essays
   • They could only detect text from one chatbot
   • They worked only on handwritten essays
   • They often flagged essays by non-native English writers as AI-generated
8. For Microsoft Word, what does the guide say is needed to keep useful version history?
   • Saving the file to OneDrive or SharePoint
   • Printing a copy after each session
   • Turning on spell check
   • Saving the file only to a USB drive