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    This document contains a fourth periodical test in mathematics for grade 4 students. It has 40 multiple choice questions testing students' abilities to calculate areas and volumes of geometric shapes, understand probability, and interpret graphs. The test was prepared by the grade 4 adviser and validated by the Public Schools District Supervisor.

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    Republic of the Philippines

    DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
    REGION I
    Schools Division Office I Pangasinan
    Alvear St. Lingayen, Pangasinan
    Tel No./ Fax No. (075) 522-2202 (OSDS); (075) 632-8385 (ASDS)
    Email:Pangasinan1@deped.gov.ph;officeofthesdspangasinan1@gmail.com
    COL. T. CUSTODIO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
    S.Y. 2019 – 2020

    FOURTH PERIODICAL TEST IN MATHEMATICS IV

    Name: ______________________________________ Date: _________________

    Grade & Section: ______________________ Score: ________________

    Directions: Read each question carefully and shade the letter of the correct answer on
    the answer sheet.

    I. Directions: Solve the area of the following figures.

    1.
    3 cm

    4 cm

    a. 7 cm2 b. 1 cm2 c. 12 cm2 d. 14 cm2

    2.
    4 cm

    4 cm

    a. 8 cm2 b. 10 cm2 c. 16 cm2 d. 18 cm2

    3.
    8m

    5m
    a. 13 m2 b. 20 m2 c. 30 m2 d. 40 m2

    4. 9m

    7m

    a. 63 m2 b. 60 m2 c. 31.5 m2 d. 54 m2

    8 cm
    5.
    8 cm

    10 cm

    a. 2 cm2 b. 36 cm2 c. 80 cm2 d. 72 cm2

    II. Estimate the area of the following.

    6. Trapezoid : b1 = 8 m, b2 = 10 m, and h = 6 m

    a. 40 m2 b. 50 m2 c. 60 m2 d. 70 m2

    7. Trapezoid : b1 = 9 m, b2 = 11 m, and h = 5 m

    a. 40 m2 b. 45 m2 c. 50 m2 d. 55 m2

    8. Triangle : base = 8 cm, and height = 6 cm

    a. 10 c m2 b. 15 cm2 c. 20 cm2 d. 25 cm2

    9. Triangle : base = 9 cm, and height = 8 cm


    a. 30 c m2 b. 40 cm2 c. 50 cm2 d. 60 cm2

    10. Parallelogram : base = 9 cm, and height = 12 cm

    a. 100 c m2 b. 115 cm2 c. 120 cm2 d. 125 cm2

    11. Parallelogram : base = 7 cm, and height = 12 cm

    a. 80 cm2 b. 90 cm2 c. 100 cm2 d. 110 cm2

    III. Solve the following problems.

    12. A residential lot in the shape of parallelogram has a base of 16 m and 7 m. what is its
    area?
    a. 23 m2 b. 100 m2 c. 121 m2 d. 112 m2

    13. Maria has a flower garden. The garden is triangular in shape. The length of the base is 8
    meters, and the height is 6 meters. What is the area of the garden?

    a. 20 m2 b. 48 m2 c. 24 m2 d. 42 m2

    14. Mr. Araneta bought a residential lot. The lot has an upper base of 12 m and a lower base
    of 20 m. What is the area of the lot if the height is 10 m?

    a. 120 m2 b. 150 m2 c. 160 m2 d. 190 m2

    IV. Answer the following.


    15 -17. ) The diagram below shows a large cube made from one cubic centimetre.

    15. How many cubes on top of the layer?

    a. 6 cubes b. 8 cubes c. 9 cubes d. 10 cubes

    16. How many layer of the cube?


    a. 1 b. 2 c. 3 d. 9

    17. What is the volume of the cubes?


    a. 12 b. 20 c. 27 d. 39
    18. What is the formula in finding the volume of rectangular prism?

    a. V = l x w x h b. V = l x w c. V = l x w x b d. V = w x h

    19. What is the formula in finding the length of the rectangular prism?
    V
    a. l = V x w x h b. l = V x w c. l = V x w x b d. l = w x h

    V. Directions: Find the volume of each solid figure.

    20.

    5m

    4m
    2m

    a. 40 cm b. 40 c. 40 m3 d. 400 m2

    21.
    10 cm

    4c m

    3 cm

    a. 100 cm2 b. 18 cm2 c. 110 cm2 d. 120 cm2

    IV . Read the problem below, and answer the questions that follow.

    Myra owns an aquarium which measures 10 cm x 18 cm x 12 cm.


    How much water does she need to fill the aquarium?

    22. What is asked for in the problem?


    a. How much water does she need?
    b. The amount of water that Myra needs to fill in the aquarium.
    c. The number of aquarium.
    d. The water level of the aquarium.
    23. What facts are given?
    a. The measures of the aquarium.
    b. 10 cm, 18 cm, 12 cm
    c. The water needed to fill the aquarium.
    d. The number of fish in the aquarium.
    24. What is the formula to solve the problem?

    a. V = l x w x h b. V = l x w c. V = l x w x b d. V = w x h

    25. How is the solution done?


    a. V = l x w x h
    = 10 cm x 18 cm x 12 cm
    = 2160 cm2

    b. V = l x w
    = 10 cm x 18 cm
    = 180 cm3

    c. V = l x w x h
    = 10 cm x 18 cm x 12 cm
    = 2160 cm3
    d. V = l x w
    = 10 cm x 18 cm
    = 180 cm2
    26. What is the complete answer?

    a. The volume of the aquarium is 2160 cm2.


    b. The amount of water that Myra needs to fill in the aquarium is 2160 cm3.
    c. The amount of water that Myra needs to fill in the aquarium is 2160 cm2.
    d. The water level of the aquarium is 2160 cm3.

    VII . Study the graphs and answer the following questions.

    .
    27. What month registers the least number of kaing of pomelos harvested?
    a. April c. January
    b. February d. March
    28. What month registers the most number of kaing of pomelos harvested?
    a. May c. January
    b. March d. February

    VI. Study the bar graph, and answer the questions below.

    . Fruits Harvested in Kilograms

    29. What is the title of the bar graph?


    a. Fruit b. Number of Kilograms c. Kilograms d. Fruits harvested in kilograms
    30. What is found in the horizontal axis?
    a. Fruit b. Number of Kilograms c. Kilograms d. Fruits harvested in kilograms
    31. What is found in the vertical axis?
    a. Number of Kilograms b. Fruit c. Kilograms d. Fruits harvested in kilograms
    32. What is found in the vertical axis?
    a. Fruit b. Number of Kilograms c. Kilograms d. Fruits harvested in kilograms
    33. How many kilograms of Atis were harvested?
    a. 20 b. 30 c. 40 d. 50
    34. How many kilograms of Guyabano were harvested?

    a. 20 b. 30 c. 40 d. 50

    35. Which fruit was the least harvested in kilograms?

    a. Atis b. Jackfruit c. Guyabano d. Banana

    36. Which of the following is a probability experiment?


    a. Tossing a coin
    b. Rolling a single 6-sided die
    c. Choosing a marble from a jar
    d. All of the above
    37. A number from 1 to 10 is chosen at random. What is the probability of choosing any of the
    numbers?
    1 5 6
    a. b. c. d. none of the above
    10 10 10
    38. What is the probability of choosing an A from a set of 5 cards lettered A,B,C,O,U ?
    1 1 5
    a. b. c. d. none of the above
    4 5 5
    39. A spinner has a number 1 to 6. If it is spun once,
    What is the probability of getting 5?
    1 5 0 6
    a. b. c. d.
    6 6 6 6

    40. If a coin is tossed, what is the probability that a head will come out?
    1
    a. 1 b. 0 c. d. none of the above
    2

    Prepared by:

    DIOSDADO M.DORIA
    Grade 4 – B Adviser

    Certified Correct:

    ROWENA J. CUSTODIO
    Principal I

    Validated by:

    CHRISTOPHER L. INFANTE, Ed.D._


    Public Schools District Supervisor

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