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Republic of the Philippines

Department of Education
Caraga Adminstrative Region
Division of Siargao
ROXAS NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Roxas, San Isidro Surigao del Norte

LEAST LEARNED

Not Mastered 0-49%


Nearing Mastery 50-74%
Mastered 75-100%

Learning Area: T.L.E.10-SMAW Grading Period: First Quarter SY: 2018 – 2019

Item % of Correct Test Item LC Tested


No. Responses
7 0% ________7. Some people trust in one’s ability. What PECs refers to___?
a. Self-confidence c. talented Personal
b. skillful d. committed Entrepreneurial
Competencies
43 17% ______43. This symbol is a supplementary symbol indicated by a circle at
the intersection of the arrow and reference line, which specifies that the Personal
weld extends completely around the joint. Entrepreneurial
a. Weld-all-around b. fillet weld c. intermittent fillet weld Competencies
d. Staggered intermittent fillet weld

Prepared by:

RONEL E. SUAN
Subject Teacher
Teacher III

Reviewed by: Noted:

RANDY A. RUDILA LUZ C. LONGOS


Master Teacher I School Head
Head Teacher

Republic of the Philippines


Department of Education
Caraga Adminstrative Region
Division of Siargao
ROXAS NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Roxas, San Isidro Surigao del Norte

LEAST LEARNED

Not Mastered 0-49%


Nearing Mastery 50-74%
Mastered 75-100%

Learning Area: SMAW GRADE-10 Grading Period: Third Quarter SY: 2018 – 2019

Item % of Correct Test Item LC Tested


No. Responses
11. 37% ________11. Where the weld fractures or breaks apart. A
good example would be welding on cast iron. If it is not Identifying Weld Defects &
pre-heated and post-heated right, or if the wrong electrode Causes
is used.
a. Crack c. Convexity
b. Corner joint d. concavity

21. 49% _________21. This refers to the process in which welding time
and heat to the joint will increase. It can result in increased costs, Essentials of Welding
heat affected zone, cracking or distortion.
a. Larger electrode c. small electrode
b. current d. travel speed

Prepared by:

RONEL E. SUAN
Subject Teacher
Teacher III

Reviewed by: Noted:

RANDY A. RUDILA LUZ C. LONGOS


Master Teacher I School Head
Head Teacher I

Republic of the Philippines


Department of Education
Caraga Adminstrative Region
Division of Siargao
ROXAS NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Roxas, San Isidro Surigao del Norte

LEAST LEARNED

Not Mastered 0-49%


Nearing Mastery 50-74%
Mastered 75-100%

Learning Area: SMAW GRADE-11 T.V.L. Grading Period: Second Quarter SY: 2017 – 2018

Item % of Correct Test Item LC Tested


No. Responses
30. 35% ______30. This is when the base metal transitions from solidus
to liquids as you heat it during the welding process. It's right at Welding Carbon Steel Plates
that point where it goes from being solid mass, to melting and in Horizontal Position
becoming liquid.
a. Crater
b. Critical temperature
c. Current
d. cylinder
49. 38% _________49. This is the only condition a welder may need to
change. Because of this, impurities and gases can become Essentials of Welding
entrapped, making the bead face narrow with pointing ripple.
Incomplete penetration due to loss of the keyhole in root pass is
possible.
a. Larger electrode
b. Current
c. Small electrode
d. Travel speed

Prepared by:

RONEL E. SUAN
Subject Teacher
Teacher III

Reviewed by: Noted:

RANDY A. RUDILA LUZ C. LONGOS


Master Teacher I School Head
Head Teacher

Republic of the Philippines


Department of Education
Caraga Adminstrative Region
Division of Siargao
ROXAS NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Roxas, San Isidro Surigao del Norte

LEAST LEARNED

Not Mastered 0-49%


Nearing Mastery 50-74%
Mastered 75-100%

Learning Area: SMAW GRADE-11 T.V.L. Grading Period: Third Quarter SY: 2017 – 2018

Item % of Correct Test Item LC Tested


No. Responses
9. 36% _____9. This joint is used for heavy plate thickness up to
25.40mm. Welding is done from both sides of the plate. It is Different Types of Joints
used for severe loads. Good root penetration is necessary. Joint
preparation is expensive.
a. Single J tee joint
b. Single bevel tee joint
c. Plain tee joint
d. Double bevel tee
20. 43% _____20. It is the distance from the fusion face to the weld
interface. Parts of Fillet Weld
a. Weld interface
b. Depth of Fusion
c. Fusion face
d. Actual throat

Prepared by:

RONEL E. SUAN
Subject Teacher
Teacher III

Reviewed by: Noted:

RANDY A. RUDILA LUZ C. LONGOS


Master Teacher I School Head
Head Teacher

Republic of the Philippines


Department of Education
Caraga Adminstrative Region
Division of Siargao
ROXAS NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Roxas, San Isidro Surigao del Norte

LEAST LEARNED

Not Mastered 0-49%


Nearing Mastery 50-74%
Mastered 75-100%

Learning Area: SMAW GRADE-11 T.V.L. Grading Period: Fourth Quarter SY: 2017 – 2018

Item % of Correct Test Item LC Tested


No. Responses
1. 7% _____1. This refers to the process in which welding time and
heat to the joint will increase. It can result in increased costs, Essentials of Welding
heat affected zone, cracking or distortion.
a. Larger electrode
b. current
c. small electrode
d. travel speed
15. 21% ______15. When electrode coating absorbs moisture, what will
be the effect to the weld bead? Identifying weld defects &
a. poor penetration causes
b. porosities
c. excessive penetration
d. undercut

Prepared by:

RONEL E. SUAN
Subject Teacher
Teacher III

Reviewed by: Noted:

RANDY A. RUDILA LUZ C. LONGOS


Master Teacher I School Head
Head Teacher

Republic of the Philippines


Department of Education
Caraga Adminstrative Region
Division of Siargao
ROXAS NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Roxas, San Isidro Surigao del Norte

LEAST LEARNED

Not Mastered 0-49%


Nearing Mastery 50-74%
Mastered 75-100%

Learning Area: SMAW GRADE-12 T.V.L. Grading Period:First Quarter SY: 2017 – 2018

Item % of Correct Test Item LC Tested


No. Responses
12. 20% ________12. A Current that regularly reverses the direction of
its flow. It is best to use AC for SMAW when welding larger work Welding Set-up
pieces with larger electrodes. Current Set-up
a. Alloy
b. Alternating Current
c. Aluminum
d. Amperage
14. 30% ________14. The amount of current flowing in a circuit. SMAW
uses 10 to 500 amps. Welding Set-up
a. Alloy Current Setting
b. Alternating Current
c. Aluminum
d. Amperage

Prepared by:
RONEL E. SUAN
Subject Teacher
Teacher III

Checked & Approved:

LUZ C. LONGOS
School Head
Head Teacher I

Republic of the Philippines


Department of Education
Caraga Adminstrative Region
Division of Siargao
ROXAS NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Roxas, San Isidro Surigao del Norte

LEAST LEARNED

Not Mastered 0-49%


Nearing Mastery 50-74%
Mastered 75-100%

Learning Area: SMAW GRADE-12 T.V.L. Grading Period:Second Quarter SY: 2017 – 2018

Item % of Correct Test Item LC Tested


No. Responses
13. 40% ______13. This is the only condition a welder may need to
change. Because of this, impurities and gases can become Essentials of Welding
entrapped, making the bead face narrow with pointing ripple.
Incomplete penetration due to loss of the keyhole in root pass is
possible.
a. larger electrode
b. current
c. small electrode
d. travel speed

14. 20% ______14. This is a very important for weld puddle control that
this element will cause the deposit to be neat of even ripple and Essentials of Welding
of good penetration.
a. electrode size
b. current
c. work angle
d. arc length

Prepared by:
RONEL E. SUAN
Subject Teacher
Teacher III

Checked & Approved:

LUZ C. LONGOS
School Head
Head Teacher I

Republic of the Philippines


Department of Education
Caraga Adminstrative Region
Division of Siargao
ROXAS NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Roxas, San Isidro Surigao del Norte

LEAST LEARNED

Not Mastered 0-49%


Nearing Mastery 50-74%
Mastered 75-100%

Learning Area: SMAW GRADE-10. Grading Period: Fourth Quarter SY: 2018 – 2019

Item % of Correct Test Item LC Tested


No. Responses
11. 39% _______11. Where the weld fractures or breaks apart. A
good example would be welding on cast iron. If it is not Identifying Weld Defects
pre-heated and post-heated right, or if the wrong electrode
is used.
a. Crack b. Corner joint
c. Convexity d. concavity

13. 34% _________13. In which of the welding defects, which has


the causes of wrong speed, current improperly adjusted, Identifying weld defects &
faulty preparation, and improper electrode size? causes
a. Warping c. crack welds
b. undercutting d. poor fusion

Prepared by:

RONEL E. SUAN
Subject Teacher
Teacher III

Reviewed by: Noted:

RANDY A. RUDILA LUZ C. LONGOS


Master Teacher I School Head
Head Teacher

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