PART 2: Rationalizing your assessment 2.1. Selected Response Rationale (200-400 words): With specific reference to our readings explain how all your selected response items are valid items. Be sure to address how you. avoided common problems as well as addressed versatility, real ability, and validity. When writing these questions, I made sure to keep in mind the versatility of each question. It is important to make sure you have multiple questions that ask various levels of the learning. outcome. Additionally, I made sure that my questions were reliable. Reliability ensures that I am measuring my learning outcome correctly and fully. Lastly, I make sure that my test questions are valid. They align with standards, have a correct response, and represent the correct material taught. My multiple-choice questions include a wide range of questions. I have addition and subtraction problems, but these questions also will cause the test taker to have to a take a moment and think. Such as giving the students an incorrect equation and asking them to make it true. That is more than just doing an addition or subtraction problem, this has the students use their higher level of thinking to solve the