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    FOURTH PERIODICAL TEST IN MATHEMATICS VI

    TABLE OF SPECIFICATION

    OBJECTIVES NO. OF ITEMS ITEM


    PLACEMENT
    1. Describe the different spatial figures 7 1-7

    2. Tell the surface area of solids 1 8

    3. Tell the unit of measure used for 1 9


    measuring the surface area of solid

    4. Find the area formula / area of the 4 10-13


    plane figures triangle, parallelogram,
    circle and trapezoid
    1 14
    5. Derives a formula for finding the
    surface area of rectangular solid
    6 15-20
    6. Solve word problems involving
    measurement of surface area
    1 21
    7. Tell the unit of measure used for
    measuring the volume of solids
    3 22-24
    8. Convert one cubic unit of
    measurement to a larger or smaller
    unit 3 25-27

    9. Derive a formula for finding the


    volume of solids cylinder, prisms, 9 28-36
    pyramids and cones
    1 37
    10. Solve word problems involving
    measurement of volume
    7 38-44
    11. Read and interpret reading from
    electric meter
    6 45-50
    12. Solve word problem involving
    electric and water consumption 50 50

    13. Read and interpret a circle graph


    FOURTH PERIODICAL TEST IN MATH VI

    Direction : Choose the best letter then write it in the blank provided for.

    1. Which is the spatial figure?


    a. b. c. d.

    2. Which object represents a sphere?


    a. b. c. d.

    3. How many edges does the figure have?


    a. 10 c. 12
    b. 8 d. 9

    4. The figure has _________ vertices.


    a. 4 c. 6
    b. 5 d. 3

    5. How many faces does the figure have?


    a. 8 c. 5
    b. 4 d. 6

    6. Which spatial figure ha 2 circular and parallel bases?


    a. cube b. cylinder c. cone d. sphere

    7. The cross section of a sphere is a _________.


    a. square b. cube c. circle d. triangle

    8. What is the surface area of the figure?


    a. 45cm2 c. 9cm2
    b. 54cm2 d. 36cm2

    3cm

    9. Surface area is expressed in _________.


    a. square units b. cubic units c. centimeters d. meters

    10. What is the area of the triangle?


    a. 98cm2 c. 21cm2
    b. 49cm2 d. 57cm2
    7cm

    14cm

    11. Find the area of the parallelogram.


    a. 193.2cm2 c. 1.932cm2
    b. 19.32cm2 d. 1932cm2
    9.2cm

    21cm
    12. What is the area of the circle if the area of the square is 36cm2?
    a. 28.26cm2 c. 96.30cm2
    2
    b. 113.04cm d. 36cm2

    13. What is the area of the trapezoid?


    a. 23cm2 c. 90cm2
    7.5cm 5cm b. 45cm2 d. 50cm2

    10.5cm
    14. To find the surface area of a rectangular prism, which formula will you use?
    a. SA=6S2 b. SA=2LW+2LH=2WH c. SA=4/3pi x r3 d. SA=LxWxH

    15. The area of each face of a cube is 25cm2. What is its surface area? Which equation is correct?
    a. 25x4=N b. 25x5=N c. 25x6=N d. 25+6=N
    16. A tin can has a radius of 3cm and a height of 10cm. How much tin was used in making it?
    a. 244.92cm2 b. 249.42cm2 c. 214.92cm2 d. 282.60cm2

    17. An equilateral triangle has a base of 7cm and a height of 11cm. How will you find its area?
    a. 7x11 b. 7x11x2 c. 11x2 d. 7x2
    2 7 11
    18. A desk top is 1.3m by 0.9m. What is the area of its surface?
    a. 21.17m2 b. 11.7m2 c. 1.17m2 d. 2.14m2

    19. The side of a square whiteboard is 1.2m. What is its area?


    a. 14.4m2 b. 1.44m2 c. 0.144m2 d. 1.34m2

    20. A circular mirror has a radius of 30cm. What is the area?


    a. 3026cm2 b. 2826cm2 c. 2185cm2 d. 2008cm2
    21. Volume is measured in _________.
    a. cubic units b. square units c. kilogram d. meter

    22. 1 liter = _____.


    a. 1m3 b. 1cm3 c. 1dm3 d. 1mm3

    23. 7m3 = _____ cm3.


    a. 70,000 b. 700,000 c. 7,000 d. 7,000,000

    24. 9 000dm3 = _____ m3.


    a. 9 b. 90 c. 900 d. 0.9

    25. V=Bh is used to find the volume of _________.


    a. cylinder b. sphere c. cone d. pyramid

    26. What part of the cylinder is the cone?


    a. b. 1/3 c. d. 1/5

    27. Which statement is true about the volume of a prism and a pyramid?
    a. the volume of the pyramid is 1/3 of the prism c. the volume of the prism and pyramid are equal
    b. the volume of the prism is 1/3 of the pyramid d. the volume of the prism is twice the pyramid

    28. To find the volume of a cone, which formula will you use?
    a. 1/3Bh b. 1/2Bh c. 1/4Bh d. BH x 3

    29. The edge of a metal cube is 8cm. What is the volume?


    a. 512cm3 b. 502cm3 c. 472cm3 d. 522cm3

    30. The volume of a cone is 27dm3. What is the volume of a cylinder having the same height and base area
    as the cone ? The number sentence is ______
    a. 27 3 = N b. 27 x 3 = N c. 27 2 = N d. 2 x 27 = N

    31. The volume of a cylinder is 72cm3. Its height is 2cm. What is its base area?
    a. 30cm2 b. 25cm2 c. 48cm2 d. 36cm2

    32. A rectangular block of wood is 14cm long, 11cm wide and 7cm thick. What is the volume?
    a. 1198cm3 b. 1078cm3 c. 1133cm3 d. 1093cm3

    33. The volume of a cubical box is 216cm3. How long is its edge?
    a. 5cm b. 6cm c. 4cm d. 12cm

    34. A tin can has a radius of 2cm and a height of 10cm. About how much milk can it contain?
    a. 125cm3 b. 130cm3 c. 150cm3 d. 100cm3

    35. The base area of a pyramid is 24m2. How will you find its volume if it is 5m high?
    a. V=5x24 b. V=5x24 c. V=24+5 d. V=24-5
    3 3 3
    36. The radius of a cylinder is 8cm and its height is 10cm. How will you find its volume?
    a. V= pi x 82 x 10 b. V= pi x 82 c. V= pi x 82 + 10 d. V= pi x 82 10
    10
    37. What is the correct electric meter reading?
    0 0 0 0
    1 9 9 1 1 9 9 1
    2 8 8 2 2 8 8 2
    3 7 7 3 3 7 7 3
    4 6 6 4 4 6 6 4
    5 5 5 5

    a. 8532 kwh b. 7432 kwh c. 8532 kwh d. 2358 kwh

    38. A 45 w electric fan is used for 20 hours a day. How much electricity does it use a day?
    a. 900 w b. 950 w c. 700 w d. 850 w

    39. A 200 w lamp is lighted from 6:00PM to 6:00AM everyday. How many KWH does it use a day?
    a. 24 b. 2.4 c. 240 d. 0.24

    40. The previous reading in the Dizon household was 3156 kwh. The present reading is 3486 kwh. How
    much
    electricity was used?
    a. 300 kwh b. 310 kwh c. 330 kwh d. 370 kwh

    41. The Austria family consumed 27m3 of water. How much did it pay if cubic meter of water was P12.50?
    a. P337.50 b. P407.50 c. P383.70 d. P360.25

    42. The present water meter reading in our school is 9875m3. If the previous was 9085m3, how many cubic
    meters of water were consumed?
    a. 417 b. 850 c. 860 d. 817

    43. 75 kwh = ______ watts


    a. 7500 b. 750 c. 750,000 d. 75,000

    44. 32,000 watts = ______ kwh


    a. 320 b. 32 c. 3200 d. 302

    Refer to the Circle Graph to answer numbers 45 50.

    Baseball

    15%

    Badminton 50%

    Basketball

    25%

    Swimming

    45. What persent of the pupils like baseball?


    a. 5% b. 10% c. 20% d. 2%

    46. How many percent of the pupils like swimming?


    a. 20% b. 10% c. 25% d. 15%

    47. How many more pupils like basketball than badminton?


    a. 35 b. 20 c. 21 d. 22

    48. The whole circle graph is equal to _________.


    a. 100% b. 50% c. 25% d. 20%

    49. How many degrees represent the section for swimming?


    a. 180 b. 45 c. 90 d. 360

    50. Which graph shows how parts make up the whole?


    a. bar graph b. picture graph c. line graph d. circle graph

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