PROEL, MICHEILE C.
ASSESSEMNT IN LEARNING 1 TTH (04:30-05:30P.M.)
BSED MATH3
TTH (04:30-05:30P.M.)
Three-way Table of Specification
Topic: Adding and Subtracting Monomials 8
Grade Level: 8
Content
Learning
Objective
Time No. of
Spent Items
Level of Cognitive Behavior and
Knowledge Dimension, Item Format, No.
and Placement of Items
R
Monomials
U
AP
AN
Identify the
parts of a
monomial
(coefficient,
variable,
exponent)
5
hours
8
3
3
2
Like and Unlike Distinguish
Terms
between like
and unlike
terms
5
hours
8
2
3
2
1
Adding
Monomials
Perform
10hrs
addition of like
monomials
8
1
2
3
2
Subtracting
Monomials
Perform
10hrs
subtraction of
like monomials
8
1
2
3
2
2
3
2
Word Problems Solve real-life
Involving
problems
Monomials
involving
addition and
subtraction of
monomials
10hrs
8
Scoring
OVERALL
TOTAL
40
E
C
1
1 point per
item
3 points per
items
5 points per
item
7
13
1
12
7
(TQ) TEST QUESTIONNAIRE 40 items
Adding and Subtracting Monomials 8
Test Type: Multiple Choice
General Instruction: Read each question carefully and choose the letter of the correct answer.
Encircle the letter that corresponds to your chosen answer.
I.
Identifying Parts of Monomials (Items 1–8)
1. Which of the following is a coefficient in the term 7x³?
A. 3
B. 7
C. x
D. x³
2. In the monomial 5a²b, what is the variable?
A. 5
B. a
C. b
D. a²b
3. What is the degree of the monomial 4x²y³?
A. 2
B. 3
C. 4
D. 5
4. Which of the following is a monomial?
A. 4xy
B. x−y
C. 3x+2
D. x²+y²
5. What is the constant term in 8m⁴n⁰?
A. 0
B. 1
C. 4
D. 8
6. Identify the exponent in 6y⁵.
A. y
B. 5
C. 6
D. 11
7. What makes a term a monomial?
A. It has only one term.
B. It has a constant variable.
C. It contains two or more variables.
D. It includes addition or subtraction.
8. Which is not a monomial?
A. 3b
B. 4a²
C. 7m³
D. 2x+y
II.
Like and Unlike Terms (Items 9–16)
9. Which pair are like terms?
A. 8x and 8y
B. 3x² and 2x
C. 6x² and 7y²
D. 4x³ and 5x³
10. What makes terms unlike?
A. Same variables
B. Constant terms
C. Same coefficients
D. Different variables or exponents
11. Which of the following pairs are unlike terms?
A. 4y and 4y
B. 9b and 10b
C. 2x³ and 2x²
D. 5a² and 7a²
12. Identify the like terms: 3a, 2b, 4a, 6ab.
A. 3a and 4a
B. 2b and 4a
C. 6ab and 2b
D. All are unlike
13. When combining like terms, what do you add?
A. Powers
B. Variables
C. Exponents
D. Coefficients
14. Which of these are unlike terms?
A. x and y
B. 6a and 8a
C. 2x and 3x
D. 4x² and 5x²
15. Which statement is true about like terms?
A. They can’t be combined.
B. They have different variables.
C. They have different exponents.
D. They have the same variable and exponent.
16. Which of the following pairs are like terms?
A. x³ and x²
B. 2y and 5y
C. 3a and 4b
D. 6c² and 6c³
III.
Adding Monomials (Items 17–24)
17. 5x + 3x = ?
A. x²
B. 2x
C. 8x
D. 15x
18. 7a + 2a = ?
A. a²
B. 5a
C. 9a
D. 14a
19. 6x² + 4x² = ?
A. x⁴
B. 2x²
C. 10x²
D. 24x²
20. 9y + (−3y) = ?
A. 6y
B. 9y²
C. 12y
D. −12y
21. 5p + 2q = ?
A. 7pq
B. 3pq
C. 5p + 2q
D. p² + q²
22. Combine like terms: 3a + 4b + 2a.
A. 7a + b
B. 5a + 4b
C. 9a + 4b
D. 3a + 2a + 4a
23. 10x² + 5x² = ?
A. x⁴
B. 5x²
C. 15x²
D. 20x²
24. 8m + (−2m) = ?
A. m²
B. 6m
C. 10m
D. −6m
IV.
Subtracting Monomials (Items 25–32)
25. 9x − 3x = ?
A. x²
B. 6x
C. −6x
D. 12x
26. 7a² − 2a² = ?
A. a⁴
B. 5a²
C. 9a²
D. 14a²
27. 12y − 4y = ?
A. 4y
B. 6y
C. 8y
D. 16y
28. 5m − (−3m) = ?
A. m²
B. 2m
C. 8m
D. −2m
29. 8p − 8p = ?
A. 0
B. p²
C. 16p
D. −16p
30. 9a³ − 4a³ = ?
A. a⁶
B. 5a³
C. 7a³
D. 13a³
31. 15x − 10x = ?
A. x²
B. 5x
C. −5x
D. 25x
32. 6y − (−4y) = ?
A. 0
B. 2y
C. 10y
D. −10y
V.
Word Problems Involving Monomials (Items 33–40)
33. A rectangle has a length of 3x and width 2x. What is the perimeter?
A. 5x
B. 6x
C. 10x
D. 12x
34. If a square has side 4a, find its perimeter.
A. 8a
B. 12a
C. 16a
D. 4a²
35. The total cost is 5x + 3x. What is the simplified expression?
A. x²
B. 2x
C. 8x
D. 12x
36. A rope is cut into two pieces: 7m and 3m.
A. y²
B. 2y
C. 6y
D. 8y
38. The difference between 12x and 8x is?
A. x²
B. 2x
C. 4x
D. 20x
39. A ribbon of 9p meters is cut by 3p meters. How much is left?
A. 3p
B. 6p
C. 9p
D. 12p
40. The perimeter of a triangle with sides 2x, 3x, 4x is?
A. 6x
B. 8x
C. 9x
D. 12x