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    MATH 6 4th Quarter Summative Test 1

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    The document provides a table of specifications for a mathematics summative test on volume for 6th grade students. It lists the learning targets covered in the test, the number of days each target was taught, the percentage of the test covering each target, and the number and type of questions for each target. It also includes a sample test with 15 multiple choice questions testing the students' abilities to calculate and compare volumes of various solids like cylinders, pyramids, cones, and spheres. An answer key is provided for grading the sample test.

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    MATH 6 4th Quarter Summative Test 1

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    Alabel Central Integrated SPED Center

    4th Quarter Summative #1


    MATHEMATICS VI

    TABLE OF SPECIFICATIONS

    No.
    Days Averag Test
    Learning Targets Percentage Easy Difficult of
    taught e Placement
    items

    Determines the
    relationship of the
    volume between a
    rectangular 3 30% 4 4 1-4
    prism and a pyramid;
    a cylinder and a
    cone; and a cylinder
    and a sphere
    Finds the volume of 5 5-7
    cylinders, pyramids, 5 50% 3 8 8-12
    cones, and spheres
    Solves routine and 2
    non-routine problems 1 13-15
    2 20% 3
    involving volume of
    solids

    10 100% 9 5 1 15

    ANSWER KEY:
    1 A 6 A 11 A
    2 B 7 B 12 B
    3 A 8 A 13 C
    4 C 9 C 14 D
    A
    5 A 10 A 15 D

    Submitted by:

    AUBREY GAY C. SARABOSQUEZ, T-1


    Checked and reviewed by:

    ROSALINDA A. HERMO, MT-1


    Master Teacher
    Recommending Approval:

    MARISSA P. JAMILI, P1
    Assistant Principal
    Approved:

    ANGELINA G. CANIA, P2
    Principal
    Alabel Central Integrated SPED Center
    4th Quarter Summative #1
    MATHEMATICS VI

    Name: _________________________________ Section: ____________Score: _____

    Direction: WRITE THE LETTER OF YOUR ANSWER BEFORE THE NUMBER.

    _____ 1. How many pyramids with the same base can fill a rectangular prism? 
    a. three b. two c. one d. none
    _____ 2. How many cones with the same base and height is equivalent to one cylinder?
    a. four b. threec. two d. one
    _____ 3. If you going to put a sphere inside a cylinder with the same diameter. How much space
    does the sphere occupy inside the cylinder?
    a. 2/3 b. 1/3 c. 1/2 d. 1/4
    _____ 4. How many cones of water is needed to fill 2 cylinders with the same base and height?
    a. three  b. four c. six d. nine
    _____ 5. It is the amount of space that a substance or object occupies, or that is enclosed within a
    container?
    a. volume b. perimeter c. area d. surface area
    _____ 6. What formula are you going to use to solve for the volume of a cylinder?

    V = π • r2 • h 1 1 4
    a. b. V= •B•h c. V= • πr2 • h d. V = • πr3
    3 3 3
    1
    _____ 7. V = • πr2 • h is the formula to find the volume of what solid figure?
    3
    a. cylinder b. cone c. sphere d. pyramid

    _____ 8. Find the volume of this cylinder?


    a. 502.4 cm3 c. 502.4 cm2 10cm
    3
    b. 504.2 cm d. 500.4 cm3 4cm

    _____ 9. Solve for the volume of this spatial figure?


    a. V≈4175.79 in3 b. V≈4188.79 in3
    b. V≈4176.59 in3 c. V≈4180.79 in3

    _____ 10. Find the volume of a cone with a radius of 4 cm and height 12 cm.
    a. V= 200.96 cm3 b. V= 205.96 cm3 c. V= 195.96 cm2 d. V= 190.96 cm3

    _____ 11. What is the volume of the figure?


    a. 320 cm3 c. 345 cm3
    b. 320 cm2 d. 350 cm2

    _____ 12. Calculate the volume of a given cylinder having height 10 cm and base radius of 4 cm.
    a. 502 cm3 b. 503 cm3 c. 504 cm2 d. 505 cm3

    _____ 13. Each side of a dice measures 5 mm. Calculate the volume of the dice?
    a. 45 in3 b. 35 in3 c. 25 in3 d. 20 in3
    _____ 14. Jose measures the diameter of a ball as 10 inches. How many cubic inches of air can
    the ball hold, to the nearest tenth? Use the approximate of value of π, that is 3.14.

    a. 4186.75 in3 b. 418.67 in2 c. 4186.75 in3 d. 4186.67 in3

    _____ 15. The closet is 6 feet wide, 5 feet deep and 8 feet tall. In the closet, there is a suitcase
    that is 2 feet wide, 3 feet long and 4 feet tall. How much room is left in the closet?
    a. 200 ft2 b. 216 ft2 c. 215 ft3 d. 216 ft3
    God Bless!!!

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