MEAL DPro

Welcome to the MEAL DPro Practice / Sample Test.

This test allows you to practice a few questions of a DPro the certification exam. It helps to get into contact with the real exam questions (similar - not same questions). At the end of the practice test, you will be able to check your results and the correct answers.

You will also be invited to take a full practice / sample exam at a platform that has the same design, environment, and features. The full practice is important as it also tests your device for compatibility with the real exam platform.

Important notes:

Questions on this sample exam ARE NOT the same of the actual exam. These questions provide an overall idea of type of questions that you will find in the actual exam.
This is a practice exam - it is not valid as a DPro certification and it does not grant you any certificate or other document.
We recommend that you also take the Sample Exam at the PM4NGOs Sample Exams Platform.

1 / 10

Which of the ethical standards helps ensure that participation in MEAL activities is voluntary?

Data minimization

Privacy and conﬁdentiality

Representation

Informed consent

2 / 10

Which of the following statements provides the best deﬁnition of indexing?

The process of identifying labels that identify a particular event, opinion, idea, etc.

The process of grouping content according to a set of codes.

The process of transcribing raw data into a format that can be analyzed.

The process of documenting qualitative data in a format that can be easily understood.

3 / 10

When an indicator is relevant, it…

It clearly identiﬁes when the change is expected to happen

It accurately measures the change you want to track.

It is written with clear reference to quantity, quality, location, and target population.

It is attainable given the budget, time, and resources available.

4 / 10

Which of the following statements best describes a logic model?

A business development tool used to communicate proposals to potential donors

A systematic, visual way to present a summarized understanding of the project and how it works

A plan for the implementation of an integrated project or program

A plan for the implementation of MEAL activities

5 / 10

During data analysis, it was noticed that there is a large difference between the mean and the median. What does this indicate?

Data is not properly cleaned.

There are errors in data collection.

There are errors in data entry.

There might be outliers in the data.

6 / 10

Which of the following is a true statement about purposive sampling?

It is selected deliberately, reﬂecting important features of groups within the population

It is not suited for collecting qualitative data

Results derived from the sample are generalizable

It is a random sampling method

7 / 10

Which of the following terms is deﬁned as:

"The building blocks of the Theory of Change. They are the requirements that must exist for the long term change to take place. "

Preconditions

Assumptions

Domains of change

Pathways of change

8 / 10

What level of objective statement in a results framework expresses the expected change(s) in behaviours, systems, policies or institutions that will result from project outputs and activities?

Intermediate results

Outputs

Strategic objectives

Goal

9 / 10

What are Type I and II errors called respectively?

True Negative and False Positive

True Positive and False Negative

False Negative and True Negative

False Positive and False Negative

10 / 10

Which of the following measurement methods is quantitative?
(select all that apply)

Tracking logs and questionnaires

Physiological health status measures

Structured observation, knowledge and achievement tests

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