Which document helps plan the topics and corresponding questions for an LET?

• A. Table of Specifications
• B. Practice Test
• C. ISBN
• D. Copyright

Answer: (A)

Planning an exam requires mapping what you want students to know to the actual questions you’ll write. The Table of Specifications serves as that blueprint, linking content areas to the number of questions and to the cognitive processes you want to assess. It ensures each topic gets appropriate representation and that questions target the intended skills, so the test fairly and accurately measures what learners should know.

In the LET context, this document helps align the exam with curriculum standards and competencies, making sure the topics you include reflect what teachers are expected to demonstrate mastery in.

A Practice Test is just a set of sample items, not a planning guide. ISBN is the book’s identification code, and Copyright protects the creator’s rights over the material—neither is used to plan exam content.