summative

/ˈsʌm.ə.tɪv/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈsʌm.ə.t̬ɪv/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈsə-mə-tiv How to pronounce summative (audio) -ˌmā-/ (ame, mw)

summative — 形容詞

  • summativepositive
  • more summativecomparative
  • most summativesuperlative

1. relating to a test or piece of work that checks how much a student has learnt at

1.形容詞B2
釋義

總結性

在課程或教學單元結束時評量學習成果

relating to a test or piece of work that checks how much a student has learnt at the close of a course or teaching period

例句

Amara sat the summative maths exam on the last Friday of term.

Amara 在學期最後一個星期五參加了總結性數學考試。

collocation: summative exam

Mr. Okonkwo set a summative essay covering everything from the autumn term.

Okonkwo 老師出了一份總結性作文,涵蓋秋季班所學的全部內容。

同義詞
  • final

    broader; applies to anything at the end, not just education

  • end-of-course

    more specific to courses rather than individual teaching units

反義詞
  • formative

    relating to assessment during learning, meant to guide improvement

用法筆記

Almost always used before a noun naming a type of assessment (exam, test, essay, project). Distinguish from formative assessment: formative happens during teaching to guide learning; summative happens after to measure it.

常見錯誤

The teacher gave us a summative quiz every Friday to check our progress.
The teacher gave us a formative quiz every Friday to check our progress.
💡summative assessment measures learning after teaching is complete; ongoing checks during the course are formative.

2. produced by adding together several numbers, scores, or pieces of information to

2.形容詞C1
釋義

綜合的

將多項數據或分數合併為單一結果

produced by adding together several numbers, scores, or pieces of information to form one overall figure or result

例句

The researchers calculated a summative score by adding up points from all five rounds.

研究人員將五輪的分數加總,計算出一個綜合分數。

collocation: summative score

Rashid's final mark was a summative figure combining his exam results with coursework.

Rashid 的期末成績是一個綜合數字,結合了考試結果和課堂作業分數。

同義詞
  • cumulative

    implies gradual build-up over time rather than weighted combination

  • aggregate

    more formal and common in statistics and economics

  • combined

    simpler everyday word but does not imply weighting

反義詞

用法筆記

Subject is typically a numerical value, score, or index. Often used in research, statistics, or data analysis contexts.

3. providing a short statement of the most important points or ideas on a topic

3.形容詞B2
釋義

摘要的

提供事物最重要的資訊或觀念

providing a short statement of the most important points or ideas on a topic

例句

Sven wrote a summative paragraph at the top of the report for busy managers.

Sven 在報告最上方寫了一段摘要文字,方便忙碌的主管閱讀。

collocation: summative paragraph

The documentary ended with a summative voiceover that tied all the stories together.

這部紀錄片以一段摘要旁白作結,將所有故事串聯起來。

同義詞
  • summary

    used as adjective before noun in similar contexts; slightly more common

  • concise

    broader; describes any short expression, not necessarily giving main points

反義詞
  • detailed

    includes all information rather than just the main points