Learning strand II 1

B.
1. A factory packs 25 small shirts, 30 medium shirts, and
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15 large shirts in one box. If 550 boxes are packed with 2
C.
these shirts, how many shirts are there in all? 3
A. 33 000 C. 44 000 8
D.
B. 38 500 D. 49 500 3
2. The Nayon Homeowners Association generated Php 26
000.00 from the sale of tickets for a fund raising show.
Tickets for adults cost Php 150.00 while tickets for
children cost. Php 100.00. if 112 tickets for adults were
sold,how many tickets for children were sold?
A. 115 C. 92 9. Every month the class treasurer collects Php 7.50 from
B. 100 D. 88 each student for the class fund. If there are 45
3. Perform the indicated operations: students in a class, how much is her collection every
3 + 6 x 5 + 12 ÷ 3 -7 month?
A. 12 C. 42 A. Php 33.75
B. 30 D. 44 B. Php 52.50
4. Simplify: 150 + (20 + 5) x 2 – 100 C. Php 337.50
A. 1 000 C. 200 D. Php 3, 375.00
B. 500 D. 100 10. At the Science Centrum, Jefferson bought a T-shirt for
5. Lian has a daily school alloawance pf Php 100.00. She Php 200.25, a ballpen for Php 35.50, and a book for
spends Php 50.00 for snacks, Php 25.00 for Php 105. 75. If he gave Php 500.00 to the cashier, how
transportation and saves the rest. To solve for Lian’s much change did he get?
savings S, which of the following number sentence is A. Php 341.50
CORRECT? B. Php 158.50
A. S = ( 50-25) + 100 C. Php 143.50
B. S = ( 50+25) – 100 D. Php 185.50
C. S = 100 + ( 50+25) 11. The temperature in a certain city is given in the table
D. S = 100 - ( 50+25) below. Find the difference between the temperatures
6. Joan bought 2 pencils at Php 20.00 each and a ballpen at 5 AM and 11 PM.
for Php 30.00. how much did she pay to the
Time Temperature
storeowner?
(℉ )
5 AM 90
Which of the following sentences must be used to
11 AM 100
solve for the total cost C of what joan bought? 5 PM 50
A. C = 2 + 20 + 30 11 PM -70
B. C = 2 + 20(30)
C. C= 2(20)+30
D. C= 2(20) – 30 A. 20 ℉
7 B. -20 ℉
C. 10 ℉
7. A piece of wire that is m long will be cut into 16

D. -10 ℉
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pieces of equal length. What is the length of each
piece? 12. Mother lost 3 kg of her weight when she was sick.
After recovering, she gained 7 kg and then lost 2 kg.
128
A. m How much weight she finally lost or gained?
7 A. lost 2 kg
128 B. lost 1 kg
B. m
8 C. gained 1 kg
7 D. gained 2 kg
C. m 13. Cora lent 35 pesos to Lita. Then Cora received 50 pesos
2
from her uncle. Then Cora’s sister borrowed from her
7
D. m 20 pesos. Cora also paid 18 pesos to a newsboy. Cora
128 still had 43 pesos left. How much did she have at the
8. Mrs. Ruiz bought a cake for her son’s birthday. She cut start?
1 A. 80 pesos
of the cake and kept it. Then she divided the
3 B. 66 pesos
remaining part equally among her 4 children. What C. 26 pesos
part of the cake did each child get? D. 20 pesos
1 14. The diagonal of the floor of a rectangular room is 10
A. m. the shorter side of the room is 6 m. What is the
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floor area of the room?
 A. 48 sq. m For items 22-24. The graph below shows Aida’s
B. 60 sq. m activities during Saturdays.
C. 80 sq. m
D. 480 sq. m
15. If the radius of the circle is 10.5 m, what is its
circumference?
A. 13.64 m
B. 16. 49 m
C. 32. 97 m
D. 65. 94 m

16. Andrew is staying at a hotel that has L-shaped

swimming pool. He wants to know the area of the
pool. What is the area of the swimming pool given the
dimensions below.
22. About how many hours does Aida spend in marketing?
10m A. 12
B. 10
C. 8
D. 4
15m 23. How many percent does she spend in cooking?
A. 12%
6m
B. 15%
16 m C. 17%
D. 30%
A. 96 m2 24. How many percent lesser does she spend in cleaning
B. 150 m2 the house than in sleeping?
C. 160 m2
D. 186 m2 A. 52%
17. The park has a rectangular garden that is 18 m long B. 42%
and 9 m wide. What is the area of the garden? C. 24%
A. 324 sq. m D. 14%
B. 162 sq. m 25. Jonas has made a scale model of his proposed new
C. 54 sq. m house as shown in the drawing below. The house is 24
D. 27 sq. m meters long. If the model scale is 1:4 in centimeters,
18. Compute for the surface area of cube of side 6 cm. what is the length of the house in his drawing?
A. 216 cm2 A. 6 cm
B. 144 cm2 B. 10 cm
C. 108 cm2 C. 14 cm
D. 96 cm2 D. 28 cm
19. A rectangular prism has a length of 20 cm, a width of For item 26, study the lifestyle of the two adolescents
10 cm and a height of 30 cm. What is its volume? as shown below.
A. 8 000 cm3
B. 3 000 cm3 Jenny Alvin
C. 1 400 cm3 Diet Fruits,vegetables, Meat,
Poultry,
D. 60 cm3
vegetables
Drinks Fruit juice softdrinks
20. In a fruit basket there are 4 papayas, 9 guavas and 7 Hobby gardening Playing
mangoes. What percent of the fruits are papayas? Computer
A. 2% games
B. 4% Sleeping 4 hours a day 4 – 6 hours a day
pattern
C. 3%
D. 20% 26. Which of the following diseases may likely be acquired
21. A shirt costs Php 400.00 if it is on sale at 20% discount, by Alvin?
how much will a buyer pay for the shirt? A. Acidosis
A. Php 200.00 B. Hypertension
B. Php 320.00 C. Marasmus
C. Php 340.00 D. Poor eyesight
D. Php 380.00
 27. In order for you to move your body parts, your muscles explodes to the surface.
need oxygen. Which body system is responsible for IV. Lava solidifies and becomes part of the crust.
this?
A. II only
I. Respiratory System B. I and III
II. Circulatory System C. III only
III. Digestive System D. II and IV
IV. Excretory System 32. Mariel observes the patterns formed by prominent
stars almost every night. Which of the following
A. I only statements may serve as her correct realization about
B. I and II constellations?
C. III only A. Stars assume different patterns every week.
D. III and IV B. Different constellations appear in the sky
every night.
C. A constellation will appear in the same
position in the sky throughout the year.
D. Different patterns of stars appear in the
28. Ana observed that most of their cooking wares are night sky as the earth revolves around the
made of metals. Which of the following explains her sun.
observation?
Metals ______________. 33. Darlene observes that each day a few stars are visible
A. are good conductors of electricity. in the eastern region of the sky that were not visible
B. Can resist being stretched. the night before. Which of the following statements
C. Are good conductors of heat. explains her observation?
D. Can be hammered. A. The Earth spins on its axis as it revolves
around the Sun
For item 29, study the properties of the two compounds B. The stars move around the Earth.
presented in the table. C. The sky moves around the sun
D. The earth rotates on its axis.
Compound A Compound B 34. Ron learned that the Sun is a star. Which of the
Dissolves in water Does not dissolve in water
following is a proof of this information?
Does not easily dissolve in Dissolve in alcohol
alcohol
Exists as solid at room Exists as liquid or gas at A.
Stars and the sun, unlike planets, become
temperature room temperature smaller and smaller after thousands of years.
Conducts electricity when Does not conduct electricity B. Like the Sun , stars produce light due to
dissolved in water nuclear reactions.
C. Stars belong to the Solar System; hence, it is
a star.
29. Which set of properties reflect that of table salt?
D. Stars like the Sun do not move.
A. Compound A
35. Which statement describes the cause of plate
B. Compound B
movement?
C. Both Compound A and B
A. Molten rock in the mantle moves due to
D. Table salt’s characteristics is in between of
intense heat.
that Compound A and B.
B. Molten rock beneath the earth behaves like
30. Which of the following statements describes the
liquid
difference between active and inactive volcanoes?
C. The plates moves due to the rotation of the
A. The summit of an active volcano has higher
earth.
elevation while an inactive volcano has
D. The plate moves due to tidal waves.
steeper sides.
36. Melai always looks at the expiry dates of food items
B. The summit of an active volcano is lover
she buys at the supermarket in order to avoid food
while an inactive volcano has less steep
poisoning. Which of the following is the cause of food
sides.
expiration?
C. An active volcano had history of eruptions
A. Cans and packaging deteriorate over time
while an inactive volcano periodically erupts.
making food inside them not safe for
D. An active volcano has a record of periodic
consumption.
eruption while an inactive volcano had
B. Canned and packed goods are treated with
recorded history of eruptions.
chemicals which expire overtime.
31. Which of the following explains the cause of volcanic
C. Foods are organic matter that naturally
eruption?
degrade overtime.
D. Food manufactures need to set an expiration
I. Magma rises to the crater.
II. Magma is moving in the chamber date so that buyers will consume food items
III. When built-up pressure is released, magma before the expiration and buy new food
items again.
 37. Which of the following is an evidence of Plate Tectonic 40. Which part consist of a pair of structures with
Theory? fingerlike projections that draw the ovum inward?
A. Ovary
I. Shapes of continents fit like a puzzle. B. Vagina
II. Identical rocks formed millions of years ago C. Fallopian tube
are found in different continents.
D. Uterus
III. Identical fossils are found in different
continents. For item 41, analyse the theoretical food supply and
IV. Islands sink and rise. deer population dynamics during population growth as
shown by the graph based on the report by the
A. III and IV Mississippi State University.
B. I, II and III
C. I and III
D. I, II and IV

For items 38-39, study the information provided below.

41. Which statement BEST explains the plant and animal

dynamics based on the graph?
A. As deer population nears the habitat’s
carrying capacity, the rate of growth begins
to decline.
B. When the habitat damage occurs,the food
supply decreases.
C. Habitat damage occurs as the population of
I. It is the outer and solid layer upon which we live.
II. It is an extremely hot liquid layer made up of deer increases
iron and nickel. D. As the population decreases, the food supply
III. It is made up of hot molten rocks. increases.
IV. It is the hottest part of the earth made up of iron 42. Why does subduction occur?
and nickel

38. Which statement describes the mantle?

A. I only
B. III only
C. II and III
D. I and IV
39. Wich layer is referred by the statement IV?
A. Outer cone
B. Inner cone
C. Mantle A. The two colliding plates have equal densities.
D. Crust B. The two colliding plates meet in one direction
C. The lighter plate went underneath another plate
For item 40, study the illustration below D. The denser plate moves under another plate and sinks
due to gravity.

for item 43-44, study the location of active volcanoes in

the graph.
 D. Low level of FSH.

For items 47-48, study the body feedback mechanism as shown

in the illustration bellow.

43. Which of the following statements is TRUE?

A. Active volcanoes are usually located along
plate boundaries.
B. Volcanoes are formed in the middle of the
continents.
C. Most volcanoes are formed in the islands.
D. There is no definite pattern in the location of
volcanoes. 47. When the body temperature fails, how will the
44. How are plate tectonic and volcanism related? nervous system react to maintain homeostasis?
A. Volcanism occurs away from the edge of the A. It sends signals to dermal blood vessels to
continents constrict and for sweat glands to remain
B. Volcanoes are less active near the plate inactive.
boundaries B. It will trigger the blood to pump more blood
C. Volcanism occurs near the plate boundaries C. It will activate the sweat glands for
D. Volcanoes are active when plates are not perspiration
moving. D. It will trigger the individual to drink hot
liquid.
For item 45-46, study the negative feedback 48. Which of the following statements describes how the
mechanism in the menstrual cycle as shown nervous system interacts with the muscular system?
below.
A. It regulates heart rate and blood pressure
B. It monitors the volume and blood gas level
C. It regulates peripheral blood flow and sweat
glands.
D. It regulates the speed at which the food
moves through the digestive tract.

49. How is diversity in an ecosystem related with stability?

A. As the diversity within an ecosystem

increases, its stability tends to increase
because alternative links are formed
between different species.
B. As the diversity increases, the ecosystem
stability declines beacause different species
45. Which of the following may happen if there is a high complete with one another for survival.
level of estrogen? C. As the diversity declines, the ecosystem
A. It will stimulate the production of follicle- stability progresses.
stimulating hormone (FSH) D. As the ecosystem stability declines, the
B. It will stimulate the production of luteinizing diversity decreases.
hormone (LH)
C. It will inhibit the production of follicle- 50. Weeds compete with native plants for water, soil, and
nutrients. Hence, invasive weeds often reduce the number of
stimulating hormone (FSH)
native plants which provide cover and food to organisms. Which
D. It will inhibit the production of luteinizing of the following may help reduce this impact without harming
hormone (LH)? living organisms?
46. Which of the following conditions inhibits the released
of luteinizing hormone (LH)? A. Use herbisides to get rid of the weeds.
A. High level of progesterone B. Burn the area where there are more weeds.
C. Plant flowers and vegetables in areas where there are
B. Low level of progesterone
more weeds.
C. High level of estrogen
D. Use pesticides to get rid of the insects.