Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University

Mid-La Union Campus

College of Technical Education
Laboratory High School Department

MATHEMATICS I
First Periodical Examination
SY 2010-2011

NAME: _________________________________________________________________________SCORE: _____________

Choose the letter for the best answer.

____1. Which measurement is equivalent to 24 A. I and II
milliliters? B. II only
A. 0.024 liter B. 0.24 liter C. I, II, and III
C. 2.4 liters D. 2,400 liters D. I, II, and IV
____2. Which measurement is equivalent to 0.007
grams?
A. 7 milligrams B.7 kg
C. 700 mg D.7000 mg ____13. What is the base of this prism?
____3. One inch is about 2.5 cm. About how many A. triangle
centimeters long is a 6-inch sandwich bun? B. parallelogram
A. about 2.4 centimeters C. rectangle
B. about 6 centimeters D. square
C. about 15 centimeters ____14. Which term best describes this shape?
D. about 24 centimeters A. parallel
____4. One kilogram is about 2.2 pounds. About B. regular
what is the mass in kilograms of a 180- C. hexagon
pound man? D. octagon
A. about 82 kg B. about 90 kg ____15. Which solid shape is NOT a prism?
C. about 178 kg D. about 396 kg
____5. Which is most likely the height of an adult
A. B.
woman? A. 1.65 cm B. 1.65 feet
C. 1.65 inches D. 1.65 meters
____6. What is the surface area of the pyramid?
A. 151.2 square centimeters C. D.
B. 232.2 square centimeters ____16. Mr. Ramirez made this sketch of the patio
C. 302.4 square centimeters he will build at the back of his house.
D. 378 square centimeters What is the area of the patio?
A. 60 square feet
____7. Which unit of measure would be best to use B. 216 square feet
to measure the base of a milk carton? C. 288 square feet
A. square feet B. square inches D. 1,152 square feet
C. square yards D. square miles ____17. What is the surface area of the cube to the
____8. Ryan said that a soccer field is 110 units nearest hundredth?
long. Which of these units is Ryan most A. 2.25 square meters
likely using? B. 3.38 square meters
A. centimeters B. kilometers C. 9.00 square meters
C. meters D. millimeters D. 13.5 square meters
____9. Determine the area of the circle.
____18. How many square feet of sheet metal are
(Use π = 3.14.)
needed to make the storage tank shown?
A. 39.25 in.2 B. 78.5 in.2
π = 3.14
C. 157 in.2 D. 314 in.2
A. 56,520 square feet
____10. Which figure is NOT a polygon?
B. 20,724 square feet
A. pentagon B. rhombus
C. 10,362 square feet
C. semicircle D. quadrilateral
D. 7,536 square inches
____11. Which solid figure has exactly 6 vertices?
____19. Which of the following is not an English
A. cube B. pentagonal prism
measurement?
C. pentagonal pyramid
A. meter B. ounce
D. hexagonal pyramid
C. foot D. pound
____12. Which solid has NO four-sided faces?
____20. How many vertices are in a triangular Answer the following as True or False
pyramid?
______ 51. 20 is a real number.
A. 0 B. 3
______ 52. All counting numbers are rational.
C. 4 D. 5
______ 53. Some rational numbers are counting.
____21. How many edges are in a triangular
pyramid?
______ 54. √ 2 is a rational number.
A. 3 B. 5 ______ 55. Not all counting numbers are integers
C. 4 D. 6 ______ 56. Not all integers are counting numbers
____22. How many faces are in a cube? ______ 57. 0 is a natural number.
A. 4 B. 6 ______ 58. −10 is a whole number.
C. 5 D. 0 ______ 59. ½ is an irrational number.
____23. How many lateral faces are in a triangular ______ 60. Numbers to the left of zero are all
pyramid? positive.
A. 3 B. 5
Complete the following table with  or  . (50 pts)
C. 4 D. 6
____24. Which of the following solids does not

Natural
have any base?
A. cube B. cone          
C. sphere D. cylinder
____25. The sum of all the areas of the faces of a
solid is called ___________.
A. area B. surface area Whole
         
C. perimeter D. volume
____26. One loaf bread is equivalent to
A. 1 kilogram B. 1 pound
Integer

C. 1 ton D. 1 gram
____27. The width of a door is equivalent to          
A. 1 kilometer B. 1 yard
C. 1 meter D. 1 foot
Rational

____28. Which of the following is the smallest set

of numbers?          
A. integers B. rational numbers
C. real numbers D. natural numbers
____29. Which of the following is the largest set of
Irrational

numbers?
A. integers B. rational numbers
         
C. real numbers D. natural numbers
____30. Counting numbers are known as 1 √5
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A. integers B. rational numbers 3

C. real numbers D. natural numbers
10.12
-0.75

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Convert each of the following to the desired unit.

31. 25.002 cg = ___________ g

32. 13 hL = ___________ L
33. 888 L = ___________ mL N.B.: This exam is only 110 points. The rest (50
34. 0.0045 daL = ___________ cL pts.) will be given in our next class session.
35. 23 cm = ___________ m
36. 107 cm = ___________ mm
37. 10.45 mm = ___________ m Prepared by: Remalyn Q. Casem
38. 800 dm = ___________ km
39. 1000 g = ___________ kg
40. 5.13 dag = ___________ mg Noted:
41. 4 ft = _____________ in
42. 1 in = ____________ cm
43. 2 gal = ___________ qt DR. FLORECITA NARTATES
44. 3 c = _____________ fl oz LHS Principal
45. 2 pt = ___________ c
46. 1 yd = ___________ in
47. 1 yd = ___________ ft DR. MA. CLEOFE BELLO
48. 1 mi = _______________ ft CTED Dean
49. 2 lb = _______________ oz
50. 2 t = ________________ lb
Answers

Natural
1. A
2. A
3. C
4. A
5. D

Whole
6. B
7. B
8. C
9. B

Integer
10. C
11. C
12. B
13. A

Rational
14. D
15. B
16. C
17. D

Irrational
18. B
19. A
20. C
21. D
22. B 1 √5

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23. A 3

10.12
24. C
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0
25. B
26. B
27. B
28. D
29. C
30. D
31. 0.25002
32. 1,300
33. 888,000
34. 4.5
35. 0.23
36. 1,070
37. 0.01045
38. 0.08
39. 1
40. 51,300
41. 48
42. 2.5
43. 8
44. 24
45. 4
46. 36
47. 3
48. 5,280
49. 32
50. 4,400
51. TRUE
52. TRUE
53. TRUE
54. FALSE
55. FALSE
56. TRUE
57. FALSE
58. FALSE
59. FALSE
60. FALSE