Mdat-Science 4-Teacher's

Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
Region IV-A
SCHOOLS DIVISION OF QUEZON PROVINCE
SAN NARCISO DISTRICT 2
THIRD PERIODICAL TEST IN SCIENCE 4

TABLE OF SPECIFICATION
rd
I. QUARTER: 3 WEEK: 1-8 NO. OF DAYS/HOURS: 40 DAYS
II. MELC / NO.
MELC 12B
Practice safety measures in physical activities and proper handling of materials
MELC 13A
Explain the effects of force when applied to an object.
MELC 13B
Describe the force exerted by magnets.
MELC 14
Characterize electromagnetic force.
MELC 15A
Describe how light, sound and heat travel.
MELC 15B
Describe ways to protect oneself from exposure to excessive light, heat, and sound.
MELC 16
Investigate properties and characteristics of light and sound.
III. CONTENT: LOCAL

DOMAIN AND DIMENSION
NO. OF % OF
R U App An E C
ITEMS ITEMS
Factual Conceptual Procedural Procedural Metacognitive Metacognitive
2 5% 1 2
8 20% 3,4 5,6 7 8 9 10
2 5% 12 11
8 20% 13,17 14,15,16 18 19 20
9 23% 21 22 23,24,25 26,27 28 29
1 2% 30
10 25% 31 32 33,34 35, 36 37,38,39 40
40 100% 8 10 8 5 6 4
TEST QUESTIONS:
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1. In your way to school, you need to cross the street, what will you do to make yourself safe?
A. I will not cross the street.
B. I will follow my classmates who are crossing the street.
C. I will stop and ask my mother to help me cross the street.
D. I will stop, look left and right, and follow my classmate who are crossing the street.
POSSIBLE ANSWERS
PRE-STRUCTURAL UNI-STRUCTURAL MULTI-STRUCTURAL RELATIONAL
(0 Point) (1 Point) (2 Points) (3 Points)
A B C D
No Practice of safety Shows 1 practice of Shows 2 practices of Shows 3 practices of
measures safety measures safety measures safety measures
4. Which of the following can change the size and shape of an object when force is applied in it?
I. Tearing a paper
II. Pressing a plastic cup
III. Pounding a garlic
IV. Pushing a chair
A. I, II and III C. III only
B. I and II D. IV only
POSSIBLE ANSWERS
No Mastery Least Mastered Nearly Mastered Mastered
D C B A
No activity shows Only 1 activity shows There are 2 activities There are 3 activities
changes in size and changes in size and show changes in size show changes in size
shape. shape. and shape and shape
5. What are the effects of force when you pull a rubber band?
A. Force changes size of the rubber band.
B. Force will make the rubber band longer and bigger.
C. Force changes the size and shape of the rubber band.
D. Force will not change the size and shape of the rubber band
POSSIBLE ANSWERS
D A B C
Wrong effects of force. Gives 1 effect of force. Gives almost correct Gives correct effects of
effects of force. force.

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7. Why do you apply force when ironing clothes?
A. To smoothen clothes.
B. To make the flat iron hot.
C. To make the clothes look clean and smooth.
D. To press down the flat iron, move it and smoothen others.
POSSIBLE ANSWERS
B A C D
Gives no correct reason Gives 1 correct reason Gives 2 correct reasons. Gives 3 correct reasons.
when applying force in
ironing clothes
10.How will a marble move?

A. Bumped by another marble.
B. There is a strong wind.
C. A boy throws a marble on a hole.
D. A force like push or pull is applied on the marble.
POSSIBLE ANSWERS
B A C D
Incorrect answer Gives 1 correct Gives almost correct Gives complete
explanation on how a explanation on how a explanation on how a
marble will move. marble will move. marble will move.
11. When the same poles of two magnets North or South are placed close to each other, what will
going to happen?
A. Pull each
other.
B. Push each
other.
C. Do not
move.
D. Do not
attract each other.
POSSIBLE ANSWERS
A C D B

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Incorrect idea Gives an idea Gives nearly correct Gives correct and exact
idea idea.
12. Which statement correctly describes the picture?
A. The two poles are attracted to each other.

B. The iron fillings formed a shape around the magnet
C. The iron fillings show that the magnetic field is strongest at both
poles.
D. The North seeking pole of one bar magnet attracts the south
seeking pole of another bar magnet.
POSSIBLE ANSWERS
B C A D
Describe the picture Gives 1 idea about the Gives the correct idea Gives the complete
incorrectly picture about the picture explanation about the
picture.
15. When is an object called magnetic?

A. When it attracts or pull some metals.
B. When it attracts iron and steel.
C. When it has North and South Pole.
D. When it has no pole.
POSSIBLE ANSWERS
D C B A
Incorrect idea Gives 1 idea Gives 2 ideas Gives the complete idea
17. Which of the following materials will you use to characterize and describe the force exerted by
the magnets?
A. Two pieces of bar magnets, paper, and marker.
B. Magnet, nail, paper, and marker.
C. Magnet, battery, paper, and marker.
D. Toothpick, dental floss, paper, and marker.
POSSIBLE ANSWERS

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D C B A
Gives incorrect Gives incomplete Gives almost complete Gives the complete
materials used to materials used to materials used to materials used to
characterize and characterize and characterize and characterize and
describe the force describe the force describe the force describe the force
exerted by the magnets. exerted by the magnets. exerted by the magnets. exerted by the magnets.
22. What affects the speed of sound as it travels?

A. Loudness of sound.
B. Person receiving it.
C. Nature of materials.
D. Origin and loudness of the sound.
POSSIBLE ANSWERS
B A D C
Incorrect idea on what Gives 1 idea on what Gives 2 idea on what Gives the correct idea
affects the speed of affects the speed of affects the speed of on what affects the
sound as it travels. sound as it travels. sound as it travels. speed of sound as it
travels.
24. Which activity shows conduction?

I. Ironing clothes
II. Lighting a candle.
III. Heating a pan from stove.
IV. Sun heat coming to earth.
A. II and III
B. I and III
C. III only
D. IV only
POSSIBLE ANSWERS
D C B A
No activity shows Gives 1 activity that Give 2 activities that Give 3 activities that
conduction shows conduction. shows conduction. shows conduction.
27. Which situation shows that light travels in a straight line?

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A. Sun cast a dark shadow.

B. Light does not travel.
C. Light bends when it changes speed.
D. Light from torch or flashlight follows a straight-line path.
POSSIBLE ANSWERS
B C A D
Incorrect idea Gives situation that Gives almost correct Gives complete and
shows how light travel. situation that shows correct situation that
how light travel. shows how light travel.
28. Why do we see shadow?

A. Light passes through some object.
B. Light cannot go over or under object.
C. Light cannot bend or go over and under the object.
D. Light does not travel in a straight line.
POSSIBLE ANSWERS
D A B C
Incorrect explanation Gives an idea why do we Gives 2 idea why do we Gives complete idea why
why do we see shadow see shadow see shadow do we see shadow
30. What will you do to protect yourself from sunburn?

A. I will drink more water.
B. I will use sunglasses.
C. I will use hat and jacket.
D. I will use hat, umbrella and lotion with SPF.
POSSIBLE ANSWERS
A B C D
Incorrect idea Gives 1 idea on how to Gives 2 idea on how to Gives complete idea on
protect self from protect self from how to protect self from
sunburn sunburn sunburn
31. Which of the following objects reflect light?

A. Shiny metals.
B. Fruits and trees.

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C. Glass and shiny plastic.

D. Water, windows and mirrors
POSSIBLE ANSWERS
B A C D
Incorrect idea Gives 1 idea Gives 2 idea Gives complete and
correct idea
36. Which of the following produces a soft sound?

A. The sound of an airplane.
B. The blowing wind and flowing water along the river.
C. The sound of a mosquito and buzzing bee.
D. A tick-tock on a wall clock.
POSSIBLE ANSWERS
A D B C
Incorrect Gives 1 correct idea Gives 2 correct ideas Gives correct ideas that
that produce a soft produce a soft sound.
sound.
37. While you are studying at home, what is the undesirable sound which may disturbs you?
A. The sound of an electric fan and TV in your room.
B. The music playing from the radio.
C. Your mother who is cooking in the kitchen.
D. Your younger brother and sister are noisy while they are playing.
POSSIBLE ANSWERS
C B A D
Incorrect idea Gives 1 undesirable Gives 2 undesirable Gives the correct
sound, which may sound, which may undesirable sound,
disturb you. disturb you. which may disturb you.

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38. You are staying in a boarding house. You noticed that there is an echo in your room. What
will you do to lessen the echo?
A. You will paint the wall in white.
B. You will put curtain, carpet and furniture.
C. You will open the window.
D. You will put appliances and furniture.
POSSIBLE ANSWERS
A C D B
Incorrect idea Gives 1 idea Gives 2 ideas Gives the correct ideas.
39. Why does cupping your hands around your mouth when you shout make the sound travel
faster.
A. Because you are screaming.
B. Because your voice gets louder.
C. Because the sound does not spread out and gets louder.
D. Because the sound is in one direction.
POSSIBLE ANSWERS
A B C D
Incorrect idea Gives an idea Gives 2 ideas Gives the correct ideas.
40. Alvin is waiting for his playmate inside an empty gym. He yells and hears an echo. What do
you think is the reason?
A. Because the gym is empty.
B. Because the gym walls are clean.
C. Because the gym is concrete and empty.
D. Because the sound is reflected by the walls.
POSSIBLE ANSWERS
B A C D
Incorrect reason Gives 1 reason Gives 2 reasons Gives the exact and
correct reason.

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KEY TO CORRECTIONS
SCIENCE 4
Number of Items A B C D
1 (MDAT) 0 1 2 3
2 (NON-MDAT) B
4(MDAT) 3 2 1 0
5 (MDAT) 1 2 3 0
6 (NON-MDAT) A
7 (MDAT) 1 0 2 3
8 (NON-MDAT) C
9 (NON-MDAT) A
10 (MDAT) 1 0 2 3
11 (MDAT) 0 3 1 2
12 (MDAT) 2 0 1 3
13 (NON-MDAT) D
14 (NON-MDAT) C
15 (MDAT) 3 2 1 0
16 (NON-MDAT) C
17 (MDAT) 3 2 1 0
17 (NON-MDAT) A
18 (NON-MDAT) D
19 (NON-MDAT) D
20 (NON-MDAT) D
21 (NON-MDAT) A
22 (MDAT) 1 0 3 2
23 (NON-MDAT) A
24 (MDAT) 3 2 1 0
25 (NON-MDAT) B
26 (NON-MDAT) C
27 (MDAT) 2 0 1 3
28 (MDAT) 1 2 3 0
29 (NON-MDAT) A
30 (MDAT) 0 1 2 3
31 (MDAT) 1 0 2 3
32 (NON-MDAT) B

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33 (NON-MDAT) A
34 (NON-MDAT) A
35 (NON-MDAT) B
36 (MDAT) 0 2 3 1
37 (MDAT) 2 1 0 3
38 (MDAT) 0 2 1 3
39 (MDAT) 0 1 2 3
40 (MDAT) 1 0 2 3
Prepared by:
NINGNING F. JURI
BRENDA R. DEVIDA

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THIRD PERIODICAL TEST IN SCIENCE 4

III. CONTENT: LOCAL

“Shine San Narciso 2, Shine!”

“Shine San Narciso 2, Shine!”

7. Why do you apply force when ironing clothes?

10.How will a marble move?

“Shine San Narciso 2, Shine!”

12. Which statement correctly describes the picture?

A. The two poles are attracted to each other.

15. When is an object called magnetic?

“Shine San Narciso 2, Shine!”

(0 Point) (1 Point) (2 Points) (3 Points)

22. What affects the speed of sound as it travels?

24. Which activity shows conduction?

27. Which situation shows that light travels in a straight line?

“Shine San Narciso 2, Shine!”

A. Sun cast a dark shadow.

28. Why do we see shadow?

30. What will you do to protect yourself from sunburn?

31. Which of the following objects reflect light?

“Shine San Narciso 2, Shine!”

C. Glass and shiny plastic.

36. Which of the following produces a soft sound?

“Shine San Narciso 2, Shine!”

“Shine San Narciso 2, Shine!”

“Shine San Narciso 2, Shine!”

“Shine San Narciso 2, Shine!”

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