SAINT COLUMBAN COLLEGE

Corner V. Cerilles-Sagun Street, San Francisco Dist,Pagadian City

ITEM AND STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF COMPUTER 10

IN ASSESSMENT IN LEARNING 1

By:
Tadiamon, Crystal Ann M.
Paracuelles, Carry Lyn B.
Undag, Merilyn M.
Engalla, Zesreel

October 2019
 TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page

Acknowledgement ……………………………………………………… i

Dedication ………………………………………………………. ii

Introduction ………………………………………………………. 1

TOS ………………………………………………………. 2

Multiple Choice Test ………………………………………………………... 3-8

Item Analysis ………………………………………………………... 9-11

Statistical Analysis ………………………………………………………… 12-16

Conclusion ………………………………………………………… 17
 Acknowledgement

The completion of this undertaking could not have been possible without the participation

and assistance of so many people whose name may not all be enumerated. Their contribution is

sincerely appreciated and gratefully acknowledged. However, the group would like to express

their deep appreciation and indebtedness particularly to the following:

We would like to express our special thanks of gratitude to our dean Dr. Mario F.

Alayon, for his valuable guidance throughout this project. His dynamism, vision, sincerity and

motivation have been deeply inspired us. It was a great privilege and honor to study under his

guidance.

We are extremely grateful to our parents for their love, prayers, caring and sacrifices for

educating and preparing us to our future.

To all relatives, friends and others who in one way or another shared their support, either

morally, financially, and physically, thank you.

Above all, to the Great Almighty, the author of knowledge and wisdom, for his countless

love.

We thank you.
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DEDICATION

This study is wholeheartedly to our beloved parents, who have been our source of

inspiration and gave us strength when we thought of giving up, who continually provide their

moral, spiritual, emotional, and financial support.

To our brother, sister, relatives, mentor, friends and classmates who shared their words of

advice and encouragement to finish this study.

And lastly, we dedicated this study to the Almighty God, thank you for the guidance,

strength, power of mind, protection and skills and for giving us healthy life. All of these, we

offer to you.
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Introduction

Design is all around us. It is the reason why we are able to comfortably sit on a chair as it

follows the contour of our backs and to properly grip our mobile phones with one hand and type

or swipe it without slipping. It is strategic arrangement of lights in café that is customers can be

productive in doing homework or concentrate while reviewing the lesson for the next quiz. It can

be as unnoticeable and as the geometrical and industrial architectural wonder in Dubai and

Malaysia.

Imagine if all of these objects were designed poorly? Will they be problematic and

unusable? Design is absolutely everywhere and it exists as physical manifestation of form, style,

and function. One form of design that visually communicates concepts and ideas in order to elicit

a certain action or influence a particular habit or behavior is called graphic design.

Almost everything that is printed on a page or displayed on a screen is an application of

graphic design. This ranges from books, magazines, brochures, catalogues, flyers, business cards,

posters, banners, billboards, to user interfaces for websites and mobile apps, social media posts,

digital signage, and more. Professional who are trained to look at communication problems and

deliver solutions in the most comprehensible and aesthetically- pleasing manner called graphic

designers.
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Saint Columban College

JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
Pagadian City, 7016

COMPUTER 10
SECOND MONTHLY EXAMINATION

NAME: DATE:
YEAR &
TEACHER:
SECTION:

I. MATCHING TYPE. Match the terms on the first column with the correct meanings or
concepts on the second column. Shade the letter that corresponds to your best answer on the
Answer Sheet.

For #1 – 5
Basic Principles of Design Meaning
A. All about using visual space to show relationship
1. White Space in your content. Make sure related items are
grouped together.
B. It is how you arrange you elements depending on
2. Repetition
the design whether left, right, center or justified.
C. It means negative space, like the spaces between
3. Alignment
your content, lines and even margins.
D. It simply means that one item is different from
4. Proximity
another.
E. It is a reminder that every project should have a
5. Contrast
consistent look and feel.

For #6 – 10
Application of Graphic Design Meaning
A. Used internally for an organization – annual
6. Advertisements
reports, company newsletters, and email blasts.
7. Corporate Communication B. Takes the values of the brand and translates it into
Design life-size modules that customers can interact with.
C. Aim to inform, persuade, remind or motivate the
8. Brand Identity intended audience and elicit some sort of action or
behavior.
D. Involves taking large amounts of complex
9. Environmental Design information and simplifying them so that it is
clear and understandable.
 E. A set of visual and communication rules that are
10. Information Design crafted and compiled by an agency and functions
as a guide.
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For #11 – 15
Parts of a Grid Meaning
A. Regular individual units that make up rows and
11. Margins
columns.
B. Negative spaces between the edge and content of
12. Flowlines
the document.
13. Modules C. Vertical alignments of typeface.
D. Horizontal breaks that serve as the starting point or
14. Special Zones
stopping point of the text and images.
E. Modules grouped together in order to create fields
15. Columns
that can be used of text and images.

For #16 – 20
Tools in Adobe Photoshop Meaning
16. Navigator A. Organize layers through the use of folders.
B. Move the document upwards or downwards side-
17. Hand Tool
to-side.
18. Horizontal Type Tool C. Create shapes such as polygons and ellipses.
19. Rectangle Tool D. Zoom in and out of the document.
E. Create text boxes and type in sentences and
20. Create New Group
paragraphs.

II. MODIFIED TRUE OR FALSE. Read each statement carefully. Shade letter C if the
statement is TRUE otherwise shade A or B of the corresponding word or phrase from the
underlined word or phrase to make the statement true.

21. Composition can be described as both spontaneous and informative.

A. spontaneous and formative B. spontaneous and formation

22. Brand identity takes the values of the brand or organization and translates it

into life-size modules that customers can interact with.

A. environmental design B. information design

23. User interface design is graphic design for any screen-based form of media.
 A. values of the brand or organization B. large amount of complex

information

24. Compositions aim to inform, persuade, remind, or motivate the intended

audience. Page 4

A. Applications B. Advertisements

25. Corporate communication can be in the form of sales materials, such as business

cards, flyers, brochures, and product catalogues.

A. User interface B. Brand identity

26. The Gutenburg rule states that the reader follows an “S” pattern in reading a

page.

A. “N” pattern B. “Z” pattern

27. A manuscript grid is a graphic design system that aims to organize and manage

information to become more readable and understandable.

A. modular grid B. typographic grid

28. In creating action through taking advantage of the midline, imagine that there is

a dotted vertical line in the middle of the page.

A. invisible vertical line B. thick vertical line

29. Composition can also be explain using the three A’s—Action, Arrangement, and

Articulation.

A. Aesthetic B. Application
 30. Using a blank space enables the audience to navigate from one information to

another.

A. grid B. shape

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III. STEM OPTION VARIETY. Read each statement carefully. Shade the letter that
corresponds to your best answer on the Answer Sheet.

31. What is the default resolution of documents under international paper because of its
flexible poster setting and is considered the industry standard quality for printing?
A. 100 pixels/inch B. 200 pixels/inch C. 300 pixels/inch D. 400 pixels/inch

32. Which key would you hold in transforming image in order to constrain the proportions
and make sure the image is not distorted?
A. Shift B. Alt C. Ctrl D. Enter

33. Which of the following allows the designer to choose a color from any type of image or
application that is on the screen?
A. Character Palette B. Rectangle Tool C. Navigator D. Color Picker

34. Who developed the Photoshop (originally called Display) for Adobe Systems in 1988?
A. James and George Bugwak C. Thomas and John Knoll
B. Paul and Tim Berners Lee D. Jude and Edmund Bhal

35. What is the difference between CMYK and RGB?

A. CMYK is for digital display and RGB is for printed material.
B. CMYK is for printed material and RGB is for digital display.
C. CMYK and RGB can be used in both digital and printed media.
B. CMYK and RGB cannot be used in both digital and printed media.

36. Which of the following is a visual technique that can help the viewer navigate your
work?
A. hierarchy B. kerning C. scale D. tracking

37. Which of the following is not part of the basic principles of design?
A. alignment B. proximity C. hierarchy D. white space

38. In many ways, layout and composition are the building blocks of design. Why is
composition important?
A. It will separate the good elements from the bad ones.
B. It will make life easier however it gives a better profit to the industry.
C. It is the way your content is arranged and make it easier to navigate.
 D. It doesn’t matter if you work on it, just put the elements that look good.

39. Which of the following action should you take into consideration in order to make the
composition easier to navigate?
A. Courage and Wisdom C. Indomitable Spirit
B. Attention to Details D. Self – Confidence

40. Establishing hierarchy is simple: Just decide which elements you want the reader to
notice first, then make them stand out. Which of the following would you take into
consideration? Page 6
A. All elements should be put together to produce a harmonious and peaceful output.
B. High-level items are usually larger, bolder, or more eye-catching in some way.
C. Set aside the strong elements in order to give way to the lesser ones.
D. Leave space for the important elements and ignore the elements that doesn’t stand out.

41. How does raster image differ from vector image?

A. It is good to use vector when creating huge file format but raster is cheaper.
B. They are both useful but raster is way cooler than vector because of its functionalities.
C. Vector image is more about pixels and raster is a special form of geometry.
D. Raster image lose quality when you zoom them while vector doesn’t lose its quality.

42. Which of the following can be used to change the size, shape or focus of an image,
making it useful?
A. adjusting B. resizing C. filtering D. cropping

43. Adding photos, graphics, and other visuals to your work is a great way to make it more
engaging. Which of the following is the LEAST priority we have to consider?
A. sharpness B. clarity C. originality D. distinctive

44. Why is it important to consider the quality of the image in your composition?
A. Your composition matters a lot to the client, they might lose hope to humanity.
B. It is the best way to impose the correct procedure and the way to behave properly.
C. There is a technical side to images and it could give a wrong impression if not done
properly.
D. The composition will not function properly because of its distinct characteristics.

45. When choosing effective stock, what would type of image is the LEAST considered?
A. Use stock image that are generic to be effective and make it literal in conveying your
message.
B. Look for imagery that’s connected to your work, but in a more subtle, relatable way.
C. Set the tone to be authentic but it should be open ended to leave a room for
interpretation.
D. Search for image that gives relevance to your project and make a unique impression.

46. Which of the following does not describe the visual identity?
 A. It is a kind of like a preview of your brand where each part of your design is a clue.
B. The best way to make life easier and the way of living in order to achieve peace.
C. A better understanding to this can lead to a more thoughtful design decisions.
D. It is what the brand looks like, from logo to your color choices and so much more.

47. Which of the following is NOT a main component of visual identity?

A. color B. texture C. typography D.
color

48. Why is it important to make use of the logo in your visual identity?
A. It motivates your target audience. C. It identifies your brand for better impression.
B. It dictates the demand of the market. D. It gives you opportunity to be famous. Page 7

49. It is one of the simpler aspects of identity, but can be surprisingly expressive. Which of
the following is described when you say that this could subtly change the entire feel of
your brand?
A. typography B. logo C. color D. image

50. You can create consistent work that viewers will remember when you have this with
you and you will know exactly what colors, fonts and images to use. Which phrase is
being described here?
A. Well Known Stakeholders C. Pride and Identity of the Brand
B. Established Name of your Brand D. Clear Vision of the Brand

-END-

“Design is not just what it looks like and feels like. Design is how it works.”

Think Different.
-Steve Jobs-
 God bless you!
Teacher Crystal, Carry, Merilyn, Zesreel

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 CONCLUSION

Thus item analysis is an effective way to select the appropriate items for the final draft

and reject the poor items which do not contribute in the functioning of the test.

Constructing multi-choice test items for an examination requires time and carefully

selecting content that will produce the desired test results. In conclusion, item analysis provides

valuable information for the further item modification and future test development. Items with

negative discrimination indices must be deleted or replaced.

Classroom teachers must rewrite all items with zero discrimination indices. Also,

teachers must replace or rewrite all items with low positive discrimination indices. When all

these are done the reliability of the test will be increased.

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