WGU EXAM
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Exam Solution
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D184 WGU 2026 A+ GRADE ASSURED COMPLETE SOLU
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TIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS (B5171)
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QUESTION 1 +t
Declarative knowledge focus statement +t +t +t
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Uses: understands, knows, identifies, comprehends, and recognizes- about INFORMATION
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QUESTION 2 +t
Procedural knowledge focus statement +t +t +t
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Uses: demonstrates, analyzes, creates, illustrates, utilizes- about DOING/PROCESS
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QUESTION 3 +t
TRUE OR FALSE: focus statements = stand alone standards
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ANSWER
False- they narrow/clarify standard DON"T REPLACE IT
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QUESTION 4 +t
Definition; Measurements topic +t +t
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a noun (concept/topic) derived from a focus statement. Identifies WHAT is being assessed and guides i
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QUESTION 5 +t
,Example of measurement topic; 'Cite textual evidence..,' standard
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Key Ideas or supporting evidence
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QUESTION 6 +t
Example of measurement topic; 'Compute unit rates with ratios of fractions'
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Proportions
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(shortcut) Focus statement
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ANSWER
verb phrase (what the student does/knows)
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QUESTION 8 +t
(shortcut) measurement topic
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ANSWER
noun (the concept/content area being measured)
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QUESTION 9 +t
(shortcut) declarative +t
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'understands' 'knows' 'identifies' - INFORMATION
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(shortcut) procedural +t
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'demonstrates' 'analyzes'- DOING/PROCESS
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QUESTION 11 +t
, STANDARDIZED PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENTS +t +t
ANSWER
give overall score, don't explain what specifically a student understands or doesn't, and provide little ac
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QUESTION 12 +t
Weakness of STANDARDIZED PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENTS
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lack of specific useful feedback
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QUESTION 13 +t
Proficiency Scales +t
ANSWER
break learning into clear levels, show exact skills/knowledge gaps, an provide specific feedback
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QUESTION 14 +t
Weakness/Solution of Proficiency Scales +t +t +t
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weakness; vague, general scores solutions; specific feedback
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QUESTION 15 +t
Teacher Action: Identify student level
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ANSWER
Uses proficiency scale (level 1-4) - shows exactly where the student is
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Teacher Action: Give targeted feedback
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ANSWER
'You can do_, now work on_' - tells students exactly what to improve
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Exam Solution
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D184 WGU 2026 A+ GRADE ASSURED COMPLETE SOLU
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TIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS (B5171)
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QUESTION 1 +t
Declarative knowledge focus statement +t +t +t
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Uses: understands, knows, identifies, comprehends, and recognizes- about INFORMATION
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QUESTION 2 +t
Procedural knowledge focus statement +t +t +t
ANSWER
Uses: demonstrates, analyzes, creates, illustrates, utilizes- about DOING/PROCESS
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QUESTION 3 +t
TRUE OR FALSE: focus statements = stand alone standards
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ANSWER
False- they narrow/clarify standard DON"T REPLACE IT
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QUESTION 4 +t
Definition; Measurements topic +t +t
ANSWER
a noun (concept/topic) derived from a focus statement. Identifies WHAT is being assessed and guides i
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nstructional planning +t
QUESTION 5 +t
,Example of measurement topic; 'Cite textual evidence..,' standard
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Key Ideas or supporting evidence
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QUESTION 6 +t
Example of measurement topic; 'Compute unit rates with ratios of fractions'
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ANSWER
Proportions
QUESTION 7 +t
(shortcut) Focus statement
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ANSWER
verb phrase (what the student does/knows)
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QUESTION 8 +t
(shortcut) measurement topic
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ANSWER
noun (the concept/content area being measured)
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QUESTION 9 +t
(shortcut) declarative +t
ANSWER
'understands' 'knows' 'identifies' - INFORMATION
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QUESTION 10 +t
(shortcut) procedural +t
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'demonstrates' 'analyzes'- DOING/PROCESS
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QUESTION 11 +t
, STANDARDIZED PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENTS +t +t
ANSWER
give overall score, don't explain what specifically a student understands or doesn't, and provide little ac
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tionable feedback +t
QUESTION 12 +t
Weakness of STANDARDIZED PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENTS
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ANSWER
lack of specific useful feedback
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QUESTION 13 +t
Proficiency Scales +t
ANSWER
break learning into clear levels, show exact skills/knowledge gaps, an provide specific feedback
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QUESTION 14 +t
Weakness/Solution of Proficiency Scales +t +t +t
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weakness; vague, general scores solutions; specific feedback
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QUESTION 15 +t
Teacher Action: Identify student level
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ANSWER
Uses proficiency scale (level 1-4) - shows exactly where the student is
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QUESTION 16 +t
Teacher Action: Give targeted feedback
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ANSWER
'You can do_, now work on_' - tells students exactly what to improve
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QUESTION 17 +t