Learning Competencies Item Format No. of No.

of Percent
Used Days Items of Items Item Placement Under Each Cognitive Domain

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1. illustrates point and interval estimations. Multiple choice 1 2 3% 55,56
2. distinguishes between point and interval estimation. Alternative type 1 2 3% 16,17
3. identifies point estimator for the population mean. Completion 1 2 3% 1,2
type Completion = 7
15
4. computes for the point estimate of the population mean. Alternative 1 2 3% 18,1
9 Identification =8
5. identifies the appropriate form of the confidence interval estimator Matching type 4 10 15% , 26,27
for the population mean when: (a) the population variance is known, ,28,2
(b) the population variance is unknown, and (c) the Central Limit 9,30, Alternative = 10
Theorem is to be used. 31,32
,33,3 Matching = 10
4,35,
6. illustrates the t-distribution. Multiple choice 1 2 3% 57,58
66,67
Multiple choice = 31
7. constructs a t-distribution Multiple choice 1 2 3%
8. identifies regions under the t-distribution corresponding to Completion 2 3 5% 3,4,5
different t-values. type
9. identifies percentiles using the t-table. Completion 1 2 3% 6,7
type
10. A;t````` Alternative 3 4 8% 20,2
1,22,
23
11. solves problems involving confidence interval estimation of the Multiple choice 2 3 5% 36,37,
population mean. 38 Table of Specifications
12. draws conclusion about the population mean based on its Multiple choice 2 3 5% 59,60, in Mathematics 11/12,
confidence interval estimate. 61 3rd Quarter, Week 6-10
13. identifies point estimator for the population proportion. identification 1 2 3% 8,9
14. computes for the point estimate of the population proportion. Alternative 1 2 3% 24,2
5
15. identifies the appropriate form of the confidence interval identification 3 4 8% 10,11,
estimator for the population proportion based on the Central Limit 12,13
Theorem.
16. computes for the confidence interval estimate of the population Multiple choice 3 4 8% 39,40,41
proportion. ,42
17. solves problems involving confidence interval estimation of the Multiple choice 3 4 8% 43,44,45
population proportion. ,46
18. draws conclusion about the population proportion based on its Multiple choice 3 4 8% 62,63,
confidence interval estimate 64,65
19. identifies the length of a confidence interval. identification 1 2 3% 14,15
20. computes for the length of the confidence interval. Multiple choice 1 2 3% 47,48
21. computes for an appropriate sample size using the length of the Multiple choice 2 3 5% 49,50,51
interval.
22. solves problems involving sample size determination. Multiple choice 2 3 5% 52,53,54

Total 40 67 113% 15 10 29 4 7 2