Which of the following is true about evaluation in social sciences A. Open book examination based on end-text questions provides best indicators of learning. B. Oral evaluation based on in-text questions supports continuous learning.?

Option 3 : Both A and B

Evaluation of students' performance in social science is an essential activity. It is a process of determining the extent to which the objectives of social science have been achieved by the students.

• Evaluation is generally used for certification and placement purposes, but it has greater potential to be used for instructional purposes. For this, evaluation has to be a continuous and comprehensive process. 

Evaluation in social studies:-

• An open book evaluation refers to an exam that allows students to bring their books or notebooks in the exam and to consult their books while answering questions. The purpose of open book evaluation is to reduce and eliminate the burden of rote memorization.
• Open book examination based on end-text questions provides best indicators of learning.
• Oral evaluation based on in-text questions supports continuous learning.
• An oral examination/test is a face-to-face question-answer activity between examiner and examinee. These tests are used to express the knowledge and understanding of the topic by the examinee.

Thus, it is concluded that Both A and B are correct.