This document is a table of specifications for a Science III exam for the 2nd quarter. It outlines 5 topics that will be covered on the exam, including living things like humans, animals, and plants. For each topic, it lists the skills and competencies students will be assessed on, the number of contact hours, the percentage of items on the exam, the number of exam items, and how questions will be distributed between different question types and cognitive levels. The largest section will focus on animals, making up 32.5% of the exam.
This document is a table of specifications for a Science III exam for the 2nd quarter. It outlines 5 topics that will be covered on the exam, including living things like humans, animals, and plants. For each topic, it lists the skills and competencies students will be assessed on, the number of contact hours, the percentage of items on the exam, the number of exam items, and how questions will be distributed between different question types and cognitive levels. The largest section will focus on animals, making up 32.5% of the exam.
This document is a table of specifications for a Science III exam for the 2nd quarter. It outlines 5 topics that will be covered on the exam, including living things like humans, animals, and plants. For each topic, it lists the skills and competencies students will be assessed on, the number of contact hours, the percentage of items on the exam, the number of exam items, and how questions will be distributed between different question types and cognitive levels. The largest section will focus on animals, making up 32.5% of the exam.
Rojas Section: BEED-2B TABLE OF SPECIFICATIONS IN SCIENCE III 2 ND QUARTER
Topic/Content Skills/Competencies Contact % Of items # Of items Behavior and Placement of items
Hours K/R C/U AP AN S/E
1. Living Things • Describe the parts and
1.1 Humans functions of the sense 17.5% 5 1-5 1.1.a Sense organs of the human 7 Organs body.
2. Living Things • Describe animals in 6-7
2.1 Animals their immediate surroundings • Identify parts and 8-9 functions of animals 13 32.5% 3 • Classify animals 10-11 according to body parts and use; • State the importance of 12-14 animals to humans 3. Living Things • State the importance of 15-17 3.1 Plants plants to humans • Describe ways of caring and proper handling of 9 22.5% 9 18-20 plants • Compare living with 21-23 nonliving things 4. Heredity: • Identify observable Inheritance and characteristics that are Variation passed on from parents 5 12.5% 3 24-26 to offspring (e.g., humans, animals, plants); 5. Ecosystems Identify the basic needs 27-29 of humans; plants and animals such as air, food, water and shelter; • Explain how living 30-32 things depend on the 6 15% 9 environment to meet the basic needs; 33-35 • Recognize that there is a need to protect and conserve the environment Total 40 100% 35 CURRICULUM GUIDE