Comparison of ANGOF-based IRT method and Bookmark method for standard Setting of MSRT language test

The main purpose of this study was to compare the Angof-based IRT method and the Bookmark method determine standardization of the MSRT language test. For this purpose, one sample of the MSRT test questions (September 1397 test) was randomly selected and the answers to the questions were obtained by 596 subjects from the Ministry of Science. The MSRT test has 100 questions, of which 30 are grammar, 30 are auditory, and 40 are reading comprehension. Two expert panels consisting of 15 TOEFL teaching experts were formed and then standardized using ANGOF-based IRT method, and Bookmark's standards in three separate sections (grammar, listening, Reading comprehension) were identified in three evaluation stages. The findings of the study showed that the cut-off score obtained by Angof's method based on the question-answer theory is 53.66 and the bookmark method is 54.27. Both cut scores were higher than those determined by the Ministry of Science. Also, the findings of the study showed that 73.3% of the participants rejected the traditional and traditional method of the Ministry of Science, which is based on the score of 50, but 26.7% of the participants failed but based on the Angof method. Based on the question-answer theory, rejection rates are 78.5% and acceptance rates are 23.4%. Finally, according to Bookmark, the decline in statistics is 21.5%. The research findings imply that Ministry of Science language test designers need to be revised to determine the standard score of this test. The main purpose of this study was to compare the Angof-based IRT method and the Bookmark method to determine standardization of the MSRT language test. For this purpose, one sample of the MSRT test questions (September 1397 test) was randomly selected and the answers to the questions were obtained by 596 subjects from the Ministry of Science. The MSRT test has 100 questions, of which 30 are grammar, 30 are auditory, and 40 are reading comprehension. Two expert panels consisting of 15 TOEFL teaching experts were formed and then standardized using ANGOF-based IRT method, and Bookmark's standards in three separate sections (grammar, listening, Reading comprehension) were identified in three evaluation stages. The findings of the study showed that the cut-off score obtained by Angof's method based on the question-answer theory is 53.66 and the bookmark method is 54.27. Both cut scores were higher than those determined by the Ministry of Science. Also, the findings of the study showed that 73.3% of the participants rejected the traditional and traditional method of the Ministry of Science, which is based on the score of 50, but 26.7% of the participants failed but based on the Angof method. Based on the question-answer theory, rejection rates are 78.5% and acceptance rates are 23.4%. Finally, according to Bookmark, the decline in statistics is 21.5%. The research findings imply that Ministry of Science language test designers need to be revised to determine the standard score of this test. The main purpose of this study was to compare the Angof-based IRT method and the Bookmark method to determine standardization of the MSRT language test. For this purpose, one sample of the MSRT test questions (September 1397 test) was randomly selected and the answers to the questions were obtained by 596 subjects from the Ministry of Science. The MSRT test has 100 questions, of which 30 are grammar, 30 are auditory, and 40 are reading comprehension. Two expert panels consisting of 15 TOEFL teaching experts were formed and then standardized using ANGOF-based IRT method, and Bookmark's standards in three separate sections (grammar, listening, Reading comprehension) were identified in three evaluation stages. The findings of the study showed that the cut-off score obtained by Angof's method based on the question-answer theory is 53.66 and the bookmark method is 54.27. Both cut scores were higher than those determined by the Ministry of Science. Also, the findings of the study showed that 73.3% of the participants rejected the traditional and traditional method of the Ministry of Science, which is based on the score of 50, but 26.7% of the participants failed but based on the Angof method. Based on the question-answer theory, rejection rates are 78.5% and acceptance rates are 23.4%. Finally, according to Bookmark, the decline in statistics is 21.5%. The research findings imply that Ministry of Science language test designers need to be revised toThe main purpose of this study was to compare the Angof-based IRT method and the Bookmark method to determine standardization of the MSRT language test. For this purpose, one sample of the MSRT test questions (September 1397 test) was randomly selected and the answers to the questions were obtained by 596 subjects from the Ministry of Science. The MSRT test has 100 questions, of which 30 are grammar, 30 are auditory, and 40 are reading comprehension. Two expert panels consisting of 15 TOEFL teaching experts were formed and then standardized using ANGOF-based IRT method, and Bookmark's standards in three separate sections (grammar, listening, Reading comprehension) were identified in three evaluation stages. The findings of the study showed that the cut-off score obtained by Angof's method based on the question-answer theory is 53.66 and the bookmark method is 54.27. Both cut scores were higher than those determined by the Ministry of Science. Also, the findings of the study showed that 73.3% of the participants rejected the traditional and traditional method of the Ministry of Science, which is based on the score of 50, but 26.7% of the participants failed but based on the Angof method. Based on the question-answer theory, rejection rates are 78.5% and acceptance rates are 23.4%. Finally, according to Bookmark, the decline in statistics is 21.5%. The research findings imply that Ministry of Science language test designers need to be revised to determine the standard score of this test. determine the standard score of this test. The main purpose of this study was to compare the Angof-based IRT method and the Bookmark method to determine standardization of the MSRT language test. For this purpose, one sampl of the MSRT test questions (September 1397 test) was randomly selected and the answers to the questions were obtained by 596 subjects from the Ministry of Science. The MSRT test has 100 questions, of which 30 are grammar, 30 are auditory, and 40 are reading comprehension. Two expert panels consisting of 15 TOEFL teaching experts were formed and then standardized using ANGOF-based IRT method, and Bookmark's standards in three separate sections (grammar, listening, Reading comprehension) were identified in three evaluation stages. The findings of the study showed that the cut-off score obtained by Angof's method based on the question-answer theory is 53.66 and the bookmark method is 54.27