Republic of the Philippines

Department of Education
Region V
DIVISION OF CAMARINES SUR
TANAG ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

TABLE OF SPECIFICATIONS
Third Periodical Test in MATHEMATICS 6

ITEM PLACEMENT
EASY AVERAGE DIFFICULT
Rememb Underst Evaluat No. of
COMPETENCY CODE Apply/ Analyze Create /
er / and/ e/ Items
Applicat / Evaluati
Knowled Compre Synthe
ion Analysis on
ge hension size
1. Visualizes and 1-3 3
describes the
different solid
figures: cube, prism,
pyramid, cylinder,
cone, and sphere
using various
concrete and
pictorial models.
2. Differentiates solid M6GE- 5 1
figures from plane IIIa-28
figures.
3. Identifies the faces M6GE- 4 1
of a solid figure. IIIb-30
4. formulates the rule M6AL- 6,7,8 3
in finding the nth IIId-7
term using different
strategies (looking
for a pattern,
guessing and
checking, working
backwards) e.g.
4,7,13,16,…n (the
nth term is 3n+1)
5. differentiates M6AL- 9-10 2
expression from IIId-15
equation.
6. gives the translation M6AL- 11-15 5
of real-life verbal IIIe-16
expressions and
equations into
letters or symbols
and vice versa.
7. defines a variable in M6AL- 16-20 5
an algebraic IIIe-17
expression and
equation.
8. represents M6AL- 21 22-25 3
quantities in real-life IIIe-18
situations using
algebraic
 expressions and
equations.
9. solves routine and M6AL- 26-28 29-30 5
non-routine IIIf-19
problems involving
different types of
numerical
expressions and
equations such as
7+ 9 =___ + 6
10. calculates speed, M6ME- 31-35 5
distance, and time. IIIg-17
11. solves problems M6ME- 36,37 2
involving average IIIg-18
rate and speed.
12. finds the area of M6ME- 40 38 39 3
composite figures IIIh-89
formed by any two
or more of the
following: triangle,
square, rectangle,
circle, and semi-
circle
13. solves routine and M6ME- 41-42 2
non-routine IIIh-90
problems involving
area of composite
figures formed by
any two or more of
the following:
triangle, square,
rectangle, circle,
and semi-circle.
14. visualizes and M6ME- 48-50 3
describes surface IIIi-91
area and names the
unit of measure
used for measuring
the surface area of
solid/space figures.
15. finds the surface M6ME- 43-44 2
area of cubes, IIIi-93
prisms, pyramids,
cylinders, cones,
and spheres.
16. solves word M6ME- 45-47 3
problems involving IIIj-94
measurement of
surface area.
TOTAL NUMBER OF 15 20 3 7 4 1 50
ITEMS
 Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
Region V
DIVISION OF CAMARINES SUR
TANAG ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

THIRD PERIODICAL TEST IN MATHEMATICS 6

Name:____________________________________Grade: ________________Score:_____
Directions: Read and analyze each situation. Write the letter of the correct answer.

1. What solid figure this object describes?

A. Triangular prism C. Square pyramid
B. Rectangular prism D. Pentagonal pyramid

2. What solid figure this object describes?

A. Triangular prism C. Square pyramid
B. Rectangular prism D. Pentagonal prism
3. What object visualizes a three dimensional figure?

4. How many faces does a square pyramid have?

A. 6 B. 4 C. 5 D. 3
5. All are polyhedrons except one.
A. cube B. pyramid C. sphere D. triangular prism
6. What is the nth term rule based on the pattern shown below?

A. 4n + 4 B. 4n - 4 C. -4n + 4 D. -4n – 4
7. What is the nth term rule based on the pattern shown below?

A. 6n + 4 B. 6n - 4 C. -4n + 6 D. -4n – 6
8. Which nth term rule below satisfies the sequence 1, 9, 17, 25?
A. 8n - 7 B. 8n + 7 C. 7n + 8 D. 7n - 8
9. What mathematical sentence that shows two equal expressions?
 A. constant B. expression C. equation D. variable
10. 4x + 3 is an example of _________.
A. constant B. expression C. equation D. Variable

C. 𝑎 10 = 9
11. The quotient of a number and ten is nine.
A. 10a = 9 B. a – 10 = 9 D. 10 + a=9
12. Twice m added to thirty
A. 2𝑚 30 B. 2m + 30 C. 2m - 30 D.30x – 2m
13. A number decreased by 9 is equal to eleven.
A. z + 9 = 11 B. z – 9 = 11 C. 9x – z = 11 D. 9z-z=11
14. In 10w + 2f, which are the variables?
A. 2 and f B. 10 and w C. w and 2 D. w and f
15. Arlyn’s age is 20 + y more than her brother, what do you call y?
A. constant B. equation C. variable D. expression
16. In the phrase “w diminished by thirty-five divided by y”, what are the variables?
A. w and y B. w and 35 C. y and 35 D. 35
17. What is the variable from the phrase, “twenty-two increased by m”?
A.22 + m B. 22 C. m D. m + 22
18. Give the variable from this expression, 32 + x.
A. x+32 B. x C. 32 D. x2 + 3
19. What are the variables in the equation, 8(k-6)=32?
A. 8 B.8 and 6 C. k and 32 D. k
20. Find the variable from the given equation, p-9 =17 + q.
A. p-9 B. 17 + q C 9=17 D. p and q
21. Mario weighs s kilograms. Express algebraically his weight after he gained 2.5
kilograms.
A. s – 2 B. s + 2 C. s - 2.5 D. s + 2.5
22. Remia is g centimeters tall. Mary’s height is 4 less than thrice the height of Remia. How
tall is Mary algebraically?
A. 4g – 3 B. 3g – 4 C. 3g + 2 D. 4g + 3
23. Samantha is y years old now. Write an algebraic equation for Samantha’s age if her age
5 years from now is 17.
A. y – 5 = 17 B. y – 5 = 17 C. y + 5 = 17 D. y + 17 = 5
24. Mr. and Mrs. Villa own a laundry shop. They had 134 customers this week, 18 fewer
than last week. Write an algebraic equation for the number of customers they had last
week.
A. c – 18 = 134 B. c – 134 = 18 C. c + 18 = 134 D. c + 134 = 18
25. Aling Wilma, when asked about her age, replies, “I am six years older than twice the
age of my youngest child.” Express her age in algebraic equation if her age now is 66.
A. 2a - 6 = 66 B. 6a + 2 = 66 C. 6a – 2 = 66 D. 2a + 6 = 66
26. A pencil costs PhPt. Another pencil cost Php8.51. What is the total cost?
A. PhP8.51 – t B. t – PhP8.51
C. PhP8.51 + Phpt D. PhPt + PhP8.15
27. Tom sold half of his comic books and then bought six more. He now has twelve. How
many did he begin with?
A. 9 B. 10 C. 11 D. 12
28. The length of a rectangular plot of land is 3 times its width. If the width is 4 m, find the
perimeter of the plot of land.
A. 32 B. 33 C. 34 D. 35

Use algebraic equation to solve the problem.

29. A class of 50 pupils is divided into two groups. One group has eight less than the other.
How many are in each group?
A. 23 and 22 B. 21 and 29 C. 24 and 26 D. 27 and 23
30. If the sum of three consecutive numbers is 72, What is the largest number?
A. 29 B. 28 C. 26 D. 25
31. A typhoon is moving at the speed of 80 kph. How many kilometers will it travel for 2
hours and 30 minutes?
A. 200 km B. 205 km C. 210 km D. 215 km
32. A car is travelling at the rate of 40 kph. How many hours will it take for the car to travel
310km?
 A. 9.75 h B. 8.75 h C. 7.75 h D. 6.75 h
33. Find the speed given the distance and time of 1200 m and 40 m respectively.
A. 35 h B. 30 h C. 20 h D. 15 h
34. Solve for the distance if the speed of the truck is 65.5 kph and it travels for 13 hours.
A. 848.5 km B. 849.5 km C. 850.5 km D. 851.5 km
35. A dog runs 12 meter per second. How many hours will it take to cover 4800 meters?
A. 500 min B. 400 min C. 300 min D. 200 min
36. Samuel runs 240 meters in 12 seconds. What is his average speed?
A. 18 m/sec B. 20 m/sec C. 22 m/sec D. 24 m/sec
37. A typhoon is moving at the speed of 1 250 km in 10 hours. What is the average speed
of the typhoon?
A. 125 kph B. 130 kph C. 135 kph D. 140 kph
38. Find the area of a square room having a side of 14 meters.
A. 196 m2 B. 186 m2 C. 176 m2 D. 166 m2
39. What is the area of a circular garden if it has a diameter of 24 meters?
A. 450.16 m2 B. 451.16 m2 C. 452.16 m2 D. 453.16 m2
40. A triangular structure has a base of 36 meters and a height of 75 meters. What is the
area?
A. 1450 m2 B. 1550 m2 C. 1350 m2 D. 1250 m2

Prepared by:

GIOVANNI C. MOSO
Adviser

Checked by:

MARIA TERESA D.
GENIO
Head Teacher III
 ANSWER KEY FOR MATHEMATICS 6

No. Answer No. Answer

1 A 26 C
2 D 27 D
3 C 28 A
4 C 29 B
5 C 30 D
6 A 31 A
7 B 32 C
8 A 33 B
9 B 34 D
10 C 35 B
11 C 36 B
12 B 37 A
13 B 38 A
14 D 39 C
15 C 40 C
16 A 41 a
17 C 42 c
18 B 43 A
19 D 44 B
20 D 45 B
21 D 46 C
22 B 47 B
23 C 48 C
24 A 49 B
25 D 50 C