Name of School: CAMBOGUI-OT NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL Grade & Section: 9 - CAPRICORN Quarter: FIRST Total # of Takers: 37 Prepared by: RESPONSES MOST LEARNED COMPETENCIES ITEM MA. CARMELA I. DANGAN NUMBER ITEM CORRECT MISTAKES COMPETENCYScience Teacher NUMBER 1. 37 0 2. 9 28 Explain how the respiratory and circulatory systems work together to transport nutrients, gases, and other molecules to 3. 8 292 1 and from the different parts of the body. 4. 12 25 (S9LT-la-b-26) 5. 17 20 6. 36 1 7. 14 23 Infer how one’s lifestyle can affect the functioning of respiratory and circulatory 8. 28 9 14 systems. 9. 11 26 (S9LT-lc-27) 10. 32 5 11. 8 29 12. 16 21 13. 23 14 14. 37 0 15. 35 2 16. 12 25 17. 9 28 18. 32 5 19. 8 29 20. 16 21 LEAST LEARNED COMPETENCIES 21. 2 35 ITEM COMPETENCY 22. 8 29 NUMBER 23. 16 21 24. 23 14 Explain the different patterns of non-Mendelian inheritance. 25. 21 16 21 (S9LT-Id-29) 26. 35 2 27. 26 11 28. 30 7 Differentiate basic features and 29. 35 2 importance of photosynthesis and 30. 12 25 35 respiration. 31. 29 8 (S9LT-lg-j-31) 32. 30 7 33. 35 2 34. 12 25 35. 5 32 36. 32 5 37. 8 29 38. 16 21 39. 32 5 40. 8 29 ITEM ANALYSIS With Most and Least Learned Competencies
School ID: 306247 Subject: SCIENCE 9
Name of School: CAMBOGUI-OT NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL Grade & Section: 9 - CAPRICORN Quarter: SECOND Total # of Takers: 37
RESPONSES MOST LEARNED COMPETENCIES
ITEM NUMBER ITEM CORRECT MISTAKES COMPETENCY NUMBER 1. 35 2 2. 8 29 Explainby: Prepared how ions are formed; 3. 16 21 21 (S9MT-IIe-f-16) 4. 23 14 5. 21 16 MA. CARMELA I. DANGAN 6. 35 2 Science Teacher 7. 26 11 Recognize the general classes and uses 8. 30 7 34 of organic compounds; 9. 35 2 (S9MT-IIh-18) 10. 12 25 11. 29 8 12. 30 7 13. 35 2 14. 12 25 15. 32 5 16. 32 5 17. 8 29 18. 16 21 19. 32 5 20. 8 29 LEAST LEARNED COMPETENCIES 21. 37 0 ITEM COMPETENCY 22. 9 28 NUMBER 23. 8 292 Use the mole concept to express mass of 24. 12 25 substances; 25. 17 20 34 (S9MT-IIi-19) 26. 36 1 27. 14 23 28. 28 9 29. 11 26 30. 32 5 31. 8 29 32. 16 21 33. 23 14 34. 5 32 35. 35 2 36. 12 25 37. 9 28 38. 32 5 39. 8 29 40. 16 21 ITEM ANALYSIS With Most and Least Learned Competencies
School ID: 306247 Subject: SCIENCE 9
Name of School: CAMBOGUI-OT NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL Grade & Section: 9 - CAPRICORN Quarter: THIRD Total # of Takers: 37
RESPONSES MOST LEARNED COMPETENCIES
ITEM NUMBER ITEM CORRECT MISTAKES COMPETENCY NUMBER 1. 16 21 2. 37 0 Explain what happens when volcanoes 3. 8 29 2 erupt. 4. 16 21 (S9ES -IIIb-28) 5. 23 14 6. 21 16 7. 14 23 Explain how different factors affect the 8. 28 9 14 climate of an area. 9. 11 26 (S9ES-IIIe-30) 10. 32 5 11. 8 29 12. 16 21 Show which constellations may be observed at different times of the year 13. 23 14 33 using models. 14. 37 0 (S9ES-IIIj-35) 15. 35 2 16. 12 25 17. 9 28 18. 32 5 19. 8 29 20. 16 21 LEAST LEARNED COMPETENCIES 21. 2 35 ITEM COMPETENCY 22. 8 29 NUMBER 23. 16 21 Describe certain climatic phenomena 24. 23 14 that occur on a global level. 25. 21 16 21 (S9ES-IIIf-31) 26. 35 2 27. 26 11 28. 30 7 29. 35 2 30. 12 25 31. 29 8 32. 30 7 33. 37 0 34. 12 25 35. 23 14 36. 21 16 37. 14 23 38. 28 9 39. 11 26 40. 32 5 Prepared by:
MA. CARMELA I. DANGAN
Science Teacher
ITEM ANALYSIS With Most and Least Learned Competencies
School ID: 306247 Subject: SCIENCE 9
Name of School: CAMBOGUI-OT NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL Grade & Section: 9 - CAPRICORN Quarter: FOURTH Total # of Takers: 37
RESPONSES MOST LEARNED COMPETENCIES
ITEM NUMBER ITEM CORRECT MISTAKES COMPETENCY NUMBER 1. 21 16 2. 35 2 Relate impulse and momentum to collision of objects (e.g., vehicular 3. 26 11 14 collision) 4. 30 7 (S9FE-IVb-36) 5. 17 20 6. 36 1 7. 14 23 Infer that the total momentum before and 8. 28 9 36 after collision is equal. 9. 11 26 (S9FE-IVb-37) 10. 32 5 11. 8 29 12. 16 21 13. 23 14 14. 37 0 15. 35 2 16. 12 25 17. 9 28 18. 32 5 19. 8 29 20. 16 21 LEAST LEARNED COMPETENCIES 21. 2 35 ITEM COMPETENCY 22. 8 29 NUMBER 23. 16 21 24. 23 14 Investigate the relationship between the angle of release and the height and range 25. 21 16 21 of the projectile. 26. 35 2 (S9FE-IVa-35) 27. 26 11 28. 30 7 Explain how electrical energy is 29. 35 2 generated, transmitted, and distributed. 30. 12 25 35 (S9FE-IVh-j-46) 31. 29 8 32. 30 7 33. 35 2 34. 12 25 35. 5 32 36. 37 0 37. 16 21 38. 23 14 39. 21 16 Prepared by: 40. 35 2 MA. CARMELA I. DANGAN Science Teacher