Now that we have made the what decision, we can move to the next step: deciding how much emphasis to place on each objective. We can look at the amount of time in class we have devoted to each objective. We can also review the number and types of assignments the students have been given. For this example, let's assume that 20% of the assessment will be based on knowing the advantages and disadvantages, 40% will be on differentiating between well written and poorly written questions, and the other 40% will be on writing good questions. Now our planning can be illustrated with the use of a table of specifications (also called a test plan or a test blueprint) as shown in example 1a below.