Discussion
In seventh stage of system approach to instructional design ............... type of evaluation is included.
Answer: C
The key gives Developmental and final.
Models of instructional design built on the systems approach end with evaluation of the instruction, and two kinds are normally distinguished: evaluation during development, to improve the material (developmental, usually called formative), and evaluation at the end, of the finished product (final, usually called summative). The keyed option is the only one that names both.
Oral and practical are ways of testing learners, not types of evaluation of the instructional design, so the other three options fail. I could not identify which seven-stage model the question follows (the Dick and Carey model, for example, uses its seventh step for developing materials), so the answer follows the official key and the reasoning above.
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