TABLE OF SPECIFICATIONS FOR A PERFORMANCE TEST IN MATHEMATICS 5 BY CONTENT LISTING

Topic f % Item Placement

I. Whole Numbers 5 10. 9 1 to 5
1. Place Value through Millions
2. Reading and Writing Whole Numbers
3. Rounding Whole Numbers
4. Order of Operations on Whole Numbers
5. Solving Real-Life Problems Involving Whole Numbers
II. Number Relations 3 6. 5 6 to 8
1. Divisibility Rules
2. Greatest Common Factor
3. Least Common Factor
III. Fractions 4 8. 7 9 to 12
1. Adding Fractions and Mixed Numbers
2. Subtracting Fractions and Mixed Numbers
3. Multiplying Fractions and Whole Numbers
4. Dividing Fractions and Whole Numbers
IV. Decimals 8 17. 4 13 to 20
1. Place Value Through Ten Thousandths
2. Reading and Writing Decimals
3. Rounding Decimals
4. Comparing Decimals
5. Adding and Subtracting Decimals Through Thousandths
6. Estimating Sums and Differences
7. Multiplying Decimals
8. Dividing Decimals
V. Ratio, Proportion, and Percent 8 17. 4 21 to 28
1. Introduction To Ratio
2. Ratios in Simplest Forms
3. Equivalent Ratios
4. Proportion
5. Direct Proportion
6. Percent
7. Percent, Fraction, and Decimal
8. Base, Percentage, and Rate
VI. Geometry 5 10.9 29 to33
1. Polygons
2. Regular Polygons
3. Congruent Polygons
4. Circle and its Parts
5. Solid Figures
VII. Patterns and Algebra 3 6.5 34 to 36
1. Sequences
2. Simple Equations involving One Operation
3. Simple Equations involving More Operations
VIII. Measurement 5 10.9 37 to 41
1. Measurement of Time
2. Circumference of a Circle
3. Area of a Circle
4. Volume of a Cube and a Rectangular Prism
5. Temperature
IX. Statistics and Probability 5 10. 9 42 to 46
1. Data in Tabular Form
2. Line Graph
3. Counting Techniques
4. Simple Probability
5. Experimental Probability
Total 46 100. 0 1 to 46
Total number of pupils = 98

TOPIC TEST ITEM SCORE

1. Place value through millions What is the value of digit 8 in 238 245 710? 84
a. 8 hundred
b. 8 thousand
c. 8 million
d. 80 million

2. Reading and writing whole numbers The numeral form of ​seventy-five million, four hundred five i​ s _____. 76
a. 7 500 405
b. 75 000 405
c. 75 004 005
d. 75 405 000

3. Rounding whole numbers If rounded to the nearest million, 73 099 999 is nearest to ____. 68
a. 60 000 000
b. 70 000 000
c. 72 000 000
d. 73 000 000
4. Order of operations on whole numbers What is the value of 125 - 34 + 7 x 3? 34
a. 70
b. 112
c. 252
d. 294

5. Solving real-life problems involving whole How many more is the product of 12 and 7 than the sum of 23 and 14? 64
numbers a. 47
b. 75
c. 121
d. 187

6. Divisibility rules The number that is divisible by 2, 3, and 5 is ____. 85

a. 40
b. 50
 c. 60
d. 70

7. Greatest common factor Put 16 red balloons and 24 white balloons separately on tables, with 18
each table having the same number of balloons. What will be the
greatest number of balloons on each table?
a. 6
b. 8
c. 9
d. 10

8. Least common factor If you group a number of books on the table equally by 3’s, 6’s, or 8’s, 55
you will still have the same number of books in every grouping.What
can be the least number of books on the table?
a. 18
b. 24
c. 30
d. 48

9. Adding fractions and mixed numbers Which equation is true? 29

a. 2/4 + ⅗ = ¾
b. 4 2/8 + 2 ⅓ = 6 7/12
c. 10 - 3 ⅘ = 7 ⅘
d. 12 ½ - 7 ⅔ = 5 ⅙

10. Subtracting fractions and mixed numbers Cleo brought five kilograms of chicken and cooked ⅔ of it. How many 34
kilograms of chicken remained?
a. 2 ⅓
b. 2 ⅔
c. 3 1/3
d. 4 1/3

11. Multiplying fractions and whole numbers Each of the 3 vegetable plots in our garden needs 12 ½ liters of water 30
a day. How much water, in liters, do all the vegetable plots need?
a. 36 ¼
b. 36 ½
c. 37 ¼
 d. 37 ½

12. Dividing fractions and whole numbers When 5 is divided by ⅔ , the quotient is _____. 34
a. 2/15
b. 10/3
c. 3 ⅓
d. 7 ½

13. Place value through ten thousandths What is the value of 0.005 in 3.2051? 34
a. 5 tens
b. 5 tenths
c. 5 hundredths
d. 5 thousandths

14. Reading and writing decimals In standard form, three hundred fourteen thousandths is ___. 28
a. 0.0314
b. 0.314
c. 300.14
d. 314 000.

15. Rounding decimals Rounded to the nearest hundredth, 472.3482 becomes ____. 49
a. 400
b. 472.348
c. 472.35
d. 500.4
16. Comparing decimals Which number statement is true? 57
a. 0. 654 < 1/10 000
b. 7. 321 > 7.5
c. 3. 69 = 369/100
d. 8. 421 > 9. 1

17. Adding and subtracting decimals through Maybel bought four bars of soap at PhP 28.75 each. She paid a 38
thousandths 100-peso bill and a 50-peso bill. How much change did she get?
a. PhP 25.00
b. PhP 35.00
c. PhP 45.00
 d. PhP 55.00

18. Estimating sums and differences Patti spent PhP 215.95 for a blouse and PhP 300.00 for a skirt. After 47
paying both items, she had PhP 384.05 left. How much money did she
have before shopping?
a. PhP 800.00
b. PhP 900.00
c. PhP 1 000.00
d. PhP 1 100.00

19. Multiplying decimals Pauline drinks 0.48 liters of fresh juice a day while Tony drinks 0.563 38
liters. How many liters of juice do both drink in ten days?
a. 1.043
b. 4.8
c. 5.63
d. 10.43

20. Dividing decimals How many centimeters are there in 4.0257 meters? 36
a. 40.0257
b. 40.257
c. 400.0257
d. 402.57
21. Introduction to ratio Which of the following is equivalent to 2:3? 37
a. 4 : 8
b. 8 : 10
c. 4 : 9
d. 10 : 15

22. Ratio in simplest forms The value of N in 16:N = 4:6 is ____. 37

a. 14
b. 18
c. 20
d. 24

23. Equivalent ratios Which of these statements is true? 52

a. 5:4 = 8:10
 b. 3:8 = 6:16
c. 4:7 = 7: 4
d. 3:4 = 6: 9

24. Proportion In our yard, there are five hens for every two roosters. Supposed that 56
we have 35 hens. How many roosters do we have?
a. 10
b. 14
c. 20
d. 25

25. Direct proportion The ratio of recyclable materials that Percy collected to what Connie 31
got
was 3:2. Percy collected 90 kilograms of materials. How many kilograms
of materials did both of them collect?
a. 110
b. 120
c. 130
d. 150

26. Percent Which of these is equal to 40%? 36

a. ⅖
b. 0. 040
c. 40/100
d. 0. 40

27. Percent, fraction, and decimal Seventy-three students out of 100 take the public transportation going 48
to school. The rest of the students walk to school. What percent of the
students walk?
a. 17
b. 27
c. 37
d. 47

28. Base, percentage, and rate Our school raised PhP 64 000.00 for the flood victims. The Grade 5 38
classes donated 12% of the total amount. How much were the
donations of the Grade 5 classes?
 a. PhP 7 660.00
b. PhP 7 670.00
c. PhP 7 680.00
d. PhP 7 690.00

29. Polygons A polygon with seven sides is called a _____. 23

a. hexagon
b. heptagon
c. pentagon
d. trapezium

30. Regular polygons Which statement is true? 43

a. All squares are rectangles.
b. All rectangles are squares.
c. A trapezoid is a parallelogram.
d. A rhombus is not a parallelogram.

31. Congruent polygons For item 31, refer to the figure below. 41

The pair of polygons at the right is congruent. What is angle J?

a. 45
b. 90
c. 135
d. 145

32. Circle and its parts The distance of any point on a circle from its center is called ___. 50
a. chord
b. radius
c. center
d. diameter

33. Solid figures A polyhedron that has at least a pair of parallel faces is called a ___. 51
 a. prism
b. square
c. pyramid
d. rectangle

34. Sequences What is the next term in the sequence: 48, 44, 40, 36, ___, …? 47
a. 30
b. 32
c. 34
d. 35

35. Simple equations involving one operation Find s: 3 + s = 5 36

a. 1
b. 2
c. 3
d. 4

36. Simple equations involving more operations Find n: [3 x n (4+3)] = 23 39

a. 1.093
b. 1.094
c. 1.095
d. 1.096

37. Measurement of time How will you represent 14:50 in an analogue clock? 39
a. 1:45 A.M.
b. 1:45 P.M.
c. 2:50 P.M.
d. 4:50 P.M.
38. Circumference of a circle The diameter of a circle is three centimeters. What is its circumference 38
in centimeters?
a. 6.14
b. 9.42
c. 18.84
d. 28.26

39. Area of a circle A circle has a radius of ten centimeters. What is its area in square 23
 centimeters?
a. 15. 7
b. 31. 4
c. 62. 8
d. 314

40. Volume of a cube and a rectangular prism The side of a cube is 9 centimeters long. What is its volume in cubic 32
Centimeters?
a. 27
b. 81
c. 91
d. 729

41. Temperature The reading on the temperature scale is 32.8​0​C. Find the equivalent in 32
Fahrenheit.
a. 91. 02
b. 91. 03
c. 91. 04
d. 91. 05

42. Date in tabular form For number 42, use the frequency chart below. 41

Favorite T-Shirt

Color Frequency

blue 12

green 4

orange 10

red 6

yellow 8

How many more pupils like blue T-shirts than green T-shirts?
 a. 2
b. 4
c. 6
d. 8

43. Line graph For number 43, use the line graph below. 37

How many minutes in all did he spend studying his lessons from
Monday to Wednesday?
a. 120
b. 150
c. 200
d. 270

44. Counting techniques Johann can choose from 20 designs of shirts for his upcoming party, 30 42
distinct pairs of shoes, and 55 styles of hair and make-up. How many
possible choices does he have to choose from?
a. 31 000
b. 33 000
c. 35 000
d. 37 000

45. Simple probability For numbers 45 and 46, refer to the situation below. 41
In a bag are two blue, three green, five yellow, and ten red marbles.
Paul likes green, Gerry prefers blue, Kyle wants yellow, and John likes red. Each
of them will pick a marble from the bag without looking. They will return the
marble that they get after looking at its color.
 What is the probability of Kyle picking his favorite color?
a. 5 out of 20
b. 10 out of 20
c. 15%
d. 25%

46. Experimental probability Who is most unlikely to pick his favorite color? 39
a. Gerry
b. John
c. Kyle
d. Paul