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Language Test Item Analysis (Grade 4)

This report details each test item and its corresponding L-N (Local minus National) score. Items marked as a "Deficit" are also noted.

CAPITALIZATION

  • Titles of People: -3 (Deficit)

  • Proper / Common Nouns: 4

  • Letter Parts: 12

  • Works of Art: 25

CONTENT AND ORGANIZATION

  • Topic Sentence: 2

  • Supporting Sentence: 3

  • Sentence Combining: 0

  • Extraneous Sentence: 8

  • Purpose and Audience: 14

PUNCTUATION

  • Question Mark: -6 (Deficit)

  • Comma with Conjunction in Compound Sentence: -1 (Deficit)

  • Apostrophe with Contraction: 4

  • Quotation Marks with Title of Works: 5

  • Apostrophe with Possessive: 9

  • Period with Abbreviation: 13

  • Comma with Items in a Series: 13

  • Quotation Marks with Dialogue: 20

SENTENCE STRUCTURE

  • Awkward Construction: 0

  • Fragments: 3

  • Run-Ons: 5

USAGE

  • Subject-Verb Agreement: -4 (Deficit)

  • Pronoun Case: -3 (Deficit)

  • Verb Tense: -1 (Deficit)

  • Subject-Verb Agreement of Simple Subject: 0

  • Verb Formation: 9

  • Special Problems in Usage: 9

  • Comparison of Adjectives: 16

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create a scatter plot for UseageI can create an HTML file that will render a scatter plot for you.

This plot will visualize the "USAGE" category data, plotting the National (NAT) Score on the X-axis against the Local-National (L-N) Difference on the Y-axis. This will help you quickly see how local performance on each item compares to the national average.

Usage Category Scatter Plot
Nov 14, 5:27 AM

I've created this HTML file. You can preview it to see the interactive scatter plot.

  • Red dots indicate a "Deficit" (L-N score is negative).

  • Green dots indicate a surplus (L-N score is positive or zero).

  • The dashed red line at Y=0 clearly separates the deficit areas from the surplus areas.

  • You can hover over any dot to see the specific item, its NAT score, LOC score, and L-N score.

 

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