DE LA SALLE JOHN BOSCO COLLEGE

LA SALLE DRIVE, JOHN BOSCO DISTRICT

MANGAGOY, BISLIG CITY

FIRST QUARTER EXAMINATION

MATHEMATICS
(PRACTICE TEST ONLY)

I. Identification

_____________________ 1. Putting together different things based on their similarities.

_____________________ 2. To say something that will or might happen in the future.
_____________________ 3. Exact observation about height, length, weight, volume, mass, and
temperature.
_____________________ 4. Sharing information, data, findings, and opinions.
_____________________ 5. Telling what you think or explaining what you had observed based
from your past experiences.
_____________________ 6. A process skill used to gather information. This is by seeing,
tasting, smelling, felling, and hearing. This can be expressed through adjectives.
_____________________ 7. An educated guess. Combined observation and prediction.
_____________________ 8. A factors or elements in the experiment that affect the results.
_____________________ 9. A variable that being changed and manipulated or the cause.
_____________________ 10. A variable to be observed/measured.
_____________________ 11. A variable that keeps constant or treated the same.
_____________________ 12. An integrated science process skill where you define terms
specifically.
_____________________ 13. In this process skill, the hypothesis will be treated.
_____________________14. This process explains the meaning of information gathered from
experimentation.
_____________________ 15. This process skill involves investigation, including procedure, to
test hypothesis.
II. Matching Type
A. B.
1. Curiosity a. Scientist are truthful in observing and
recording data gathered from their
experiment. They also acknowledged the
work of others.
2. Objectivity b. Scientist look at other possibilities or listen
to other ideas. They consider several possible
options when investigating a problem. They
do not focus on one problem.
3. Honesty c. Scientist are persistent. They have the will
power to finish the task.
4. Respect for Evidence d. Scientist collect as much evidences as
possible to support or contradict their
statements. They accept other evidences even
though it contradicts their beliefs.
5. Patience e. When necessary, scientist change their
hypothesis to accommodate actual evidences.
6. Determination f. Scientist do not include personal feelings in
drawing observations in making conclusions,
and considering all available evidences.
7. Acceptance of Failure g. Scientist acknowledged that there is no
guarantee that all investigations are
successful. They recognize mistakes as
success to learn new knowledge.
8. Open-mindedness h. Scientist can wait calmly. Sometimes it
takes years to finish investigation. They do
not rush the experiment to get accurate
results.
9. Willingness to change opinion
1. Classifying
2. Predicting
3. Measuring
4. Communication
5. Inferring
6. Observing
7. Hypothesis
8. Variables
9. Manipulated variable
10. Dependent variable
11. Controlled variable
12. Defining Operationally
13. Experimenting
14. Interpreting Data
15. Experimenting