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Q1 Tos Math 10

This document provides the table of specification for the first quarter exam in Mathematics 10. It outlines 7 learning competencies to be assessed over 40 items worth a total of 100%. Most items (28) will be easy, targeting a 70% level of performance, while a moderate number (8) will be at a 20% level and few (4) will be difficult at 10%. The competencies include generating patterns, arithmetic and geometric sequences, and polynomial division.

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Q1 Tos Math 10

This document provides the table of specification for the first quarter exam in Mathematics 10. It outlines 7 learning competencies to be assessed over 40 items worth a total of 100%. Most items (28) will be easy, targeting a 70% level of performance, while a moderate number (8) will be at a 20% level and few (4) will be difficult at 10%. The competencies include generating patterns, arithmetic and geometric sequences, and polynomial division.

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Region VIII

Division of Eastern Samar


CAN-AVID NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Can-avid Eastern Samar

TABLE OF SPECIFICATION
FIRST QUARTER EXAM IN MATHEMATICS 10

TOTAL LEVEL OF PERFORMANCE


NUMBER OF
LEARNING COMPETENCIES NUMBER WEIGHT EASY MODERATE DIFFICULT
TEST ITEMS
OF DAYS (70%) (20%) (10%)
1. Generates patterns. 5 13 5 4(1,2,3,4) 1(29)
2. Illustrates an arithmetic sequence. 6 15 6 4(5,6,7,8) 2(30, 31)
3. Determines arithmetic means, nth term of an
arithmetic sequence and sum of the terms of a given 6 15 6 4(9,10,11,12) 1(32) 1(37)
arithmetic sequence.
4. Illustrates a geometric sequence. 5 13 5 3(13,14,15) 1(33) 1(38)
5. Differentiates a geometric sequence from an
3 7 3 3(16,17, 18)
arithmetic sequence.
6. Determines geometric means, nth term of a geometric
sequence and sum of the terms of a given finite or 6 15 6 4(19,20,21,22) 1(34) 1(39)
infinite geometric sequence
7. Solves problems involving sequences. 6 15 6 4(23,24,25,26) 1(35) 1(40)
8. Performs division of polynomials using long division
3 7 3 2(27,28) 1(36)
and synthetic division.
40 100% 40 28 8 4
Prepared by:
GRETCHEN VANESSA G. GENISTON
Subject Teacher Checked by:
MITOS C. NOROMBABA
MT-II/ Subject Coordinator

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