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YEAR/GRADE
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SECTION
10
9 CARNATION
7
8
Subject
MAPEH
Music
TLE
PE
Health
Arts
Periodic
test/Removal
Summative Test
Grading Period
ROSE
DAHLIA
ORCHIDS
Pre-
Date
Mm/dd/yy
GENDER MF
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS:
Read the instructions carefully before trying to answer the questions. Shade the circle/s provided for the answer before
the number. Blacken the circle as specified. PROPER SHADING is like this:
USE ONLY BALL POINT
CODE
PECS
EM
UT
MT
SCORE
Notice:
For G9 answer only
answer domains
1-4(quarter 3)
5-7(Quarter 4)
MC
ID
OS
PLEASE COMPUTE
THE PERCENTAGE
PER DOMAIN
CN
DT
CC
10/10X100
good luck
MN
PART
1: PECS/EM/UT/MT
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1) What is the meaning of the term PECs?
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a. Personal
Education competencies
b. Personal Entrepreneurial
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c. Personal Educational Characteristics d. Personal entrepreneurial characteristics
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PECs?
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a. used as
a tool in evaluating ones strength and weaknesses
b. used as a tool in determining your idea on TLE
c. it will serve as a use in determining your data
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3) Inflying
the municipality
of Sominot, Who among them is to be considered as entrepreneurs?
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A. Omandam store
B. Melo store C. Mr. Braza
D. Mr. Alingatong
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4)
What
to
the
manifestation
of
personal
characteristics
of
an
entrepreneur?
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A. Physical
traits
B. PECs
C. Character
D. Respect for
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others
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B. PECs
C. Character
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others
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refers to the attitude that is inside of you, others can see but you do not know it?
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i) Physical traits
B. PECs
C. Character
D. Respect for
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others
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A. Fairness
C. Respect
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following
are
not
the
pillars
of
character,
except?
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Arch B. Honesty
A.
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A. buttressD.
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B. cleaning your room
C. attending the needs
D.
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c. Flashlight d. Lint-
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53)A. Multimeter
Retriever
b. Anti-static Mat
d. Parts
54)A. Multimeter
Retriever
b. Anti-static Mat
d. Parts
55)A. Multimeter
Retriever
b. Anti-static Mat
d. Parts
56)A. Multimeter
Retriever
b. Anti-static Mat
d. Parts
59)The purpose of an antistatic wrist strap is to ________ the electrical charge betweenyou
and the equipment.
A. equalize
B. Insulate
c. conduct
d. enable
60)Turn the screwdriver _________ to tighten the screw
windowB. MosaicC. flying
buttressD. Arch
A. right
B. clockwise
c. left
d. counter-clockwise
windowB. MosaicC.
flyingthe
buttressD.
Arch
61)Turn
screwdriver
________________ to loosen the screw.
windowB.
buttressD.
A. right
B.
clockwise
c. left
d. counter-clockwise
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MosaicC.flying
flying
buttressD.Arch
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windowB. MosaicC.
flying
buttressD.
Arch
62)Use
a ________
head
screwdriver with crosshead screws.
windowB. MosaicC. flying
buttressD. Arch B. philips
A. flathead
c. hex driver
d. needlenose plier
windowB. MosaicC. flying
buttressD. Arch
windowB. MosaicC.
flying
buttressD.
Arch
63)On
electrical
components,
an excessive buildup of dust will act like an _________and trap
windowB.
buttressD.
the heat.
windowB.MosaicC.
MosaicC.flying
flying
buttressD.Arch
Arch
windowB. MosaicC. flying
buttressD. Arch B. conductor
A. equalizer
c.insulator
d. enabler
windowB. MosaicC. flying buttressD. Arch
64)When
compressed
air
is
used
to
clean
inside
the
computer,
the
air
should be blown
windowB. MosaicC. flying buttressD. Arch
windowB. MosaicC. flying
Arch with a minimum distance of ______ inches from the nozzle.
aroundbuttressD.
the components
windowB.
buttressD.
windowB.MosaicC.
MosaicC.flying
flying
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A. one
B.
two
c.three
d. Four
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flying buttressD.
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should notArch
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pry offbuttressD.
jumpers because
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flying
Arch the tip contains _____ which can act as a conductor and may
windowB.
buttressD. Arch
damage the computer components.
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A. manganese
nickel
c. Lead
d. mercury
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clea
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the
scre
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of
CRT
mon
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,
dam
pen
a
soft,
clea
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lintfree
clot
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with
____
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wat
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and
wipe
the
scre
en
from
top
to
bott
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puri
fied
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disti
lled
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alin
e
A. rubbing
B.isopropryll
c.alkaline
d. tap water
68)10. Use a __________ to loosen and tighten bolts that have a hexagonal (six-sided)
A. flathead
B. philips
c. hex driver
d. needlenose plier
69)Equalize the electrical charge between you and the equipment.
A. anti-static Wrist Strap
b. Flat Head Screw Driver
c. Flashlight d. LintFree Cloth
70)Tighten / loosens screw.
A. flathead
B. philips
c. hex driver
d. needlenose plier
71)Tighten / loosens bold with a hexagonal head.
A. flathead
B. philips
c. hex driver
d. needlenose plier
72)Retrieve parts that may be hard to reach by your fingers.
A. Multimeter
b. Anti-static Mat
c. Philips Screw Driver
d. Parts
Retriever
73)Tighten / loosen a slotted screw.
A. flathead
B. philips
c. hex driver
d. needle nose plier
PART II: MC/ID/OS/CT/CC/DT/MN
74)A magnetic storage device that is installed inside the computer.
A. Hard Drive
B. Registers
C. Read-only-Memory
D. Random
Access Memory
75)_____Early drive controller interface that connects computers and hard disk drives which
an interface that uses a 40-pin connector.
A. Hard Drive
B. IDE
C. Read-only-Memory
D. Random Access
Memory
76)Temporary storage for data and programs that are being accessed by the CPU.
A. Hard Drive
B. Registers
C. Read-only-Memory
D. Random
Access Memory
77)_____a storage device that uses lasers to read data on the optical media.
A. Hard Drive
B. Optical Drive
C. Read-only-Memory
D.
Random Access Memory
78)_____a storage device that uses removable 3.5-inch disks.
A. Hard Drive
B. Floppy Drive
C. Flash Drive
D.
Memory Module
79)_____Soldered the memory chips on a special circuit board
A. Hard Drive
B. Floppy Drive
C. Flash Drive
D.
Memory Module
80)_____A removable storage device that connects to a USB port.
A. Hard Drive
B. Floppy Drive
C. Flash Drive
D.
Memory Module
81)_____Chips that is located on the motherboard.
A. Hard Drive
B. Optical Drive
C. Read-only-Memory
D.
Random Access Memory
82)_____Memory cells built right into the CPU that contain specific data needed particularly
the Arithmetic andLogic Unit.
A. Hard Drive
B. Registers
C. Read-only-Memory
D. Random
Access Memory
83)_____Technology that doubles the maximum bandwidth of SDRAM.
A. DDR
B. IDE
C. Read-only-Memory
D.
Random Access Memory
84)Convert 14 to binary.
A. 1110
B. 141.0
C. 111.0
D.
123
85)If a 10 KB file is stored in a 1 MB folder, then approximately how many files of thesame
size can be stored in that folder?
A. 103
B. 102
C. 100
D. 1000
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C. 111100
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rectangle.
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to
an
action
in
a
business
process.
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a. Decision b. subprocess
c.arrow line d.process
e.connector
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windowB. MosaicC. flying
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requires
a decision
b. c.
d.
e.
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102)
103)
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whenever
they are needed. "There must be a place for everything, and
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everything must be in its place.")
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Seiri
b. Seiton
c. Seiso
d.Seiketsu
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106)flying
Clean/cleanliness.
(Keep workplace and things clean and polished; no trash or dirt in
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the workplace)
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buttressD. Arch b. Seiton
a. buttressD.
Seiri
c. Seiso
d.Seiketsu
e.Shitsuke
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107) Standardize/Purity (Maintain cleanliness after cleaning, consistently, perpetual
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cleaning. Such cleaning is part of every one's work.)
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buttressD. Arch b. Seiton
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Seiri
c. Seiso
d.Seiketsu
e.Shitsuke
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108) Sustaining/discipline/commitment (Maintain standards and keep the facility in safe
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and efficient order day after day, year after year.)
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a.
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C. BOTH
D.UNSURE
146. The windows disk defragmenter program will open and all drives will be shown on
the top of the window panel
a.
TRUE B. FALSE
C. BOTH
D.UNSURE
147. The Scandisk is a utility in Windows that rearranges the files stored in the Hard Disk
a.
TRUE B. FALSE
C. BOTH
D.UNSURE
148. The Internet Protocol (IP) address is a four octet address, where each octet is
converted to binary numbers and separated by commas.
a.
TRUE B. FALSE
C. BOTH
D.UNSURE
149. The Wireless Network Manager is found on the Desktop only.
a.
TRUE B. FALSE
C. BOTH
D.UNSURE
150. On scanning the Hard Disk for errors, the Check Disk dialog box has two(2) boxes
to display
a.
TRUE B. FALSE
C. BOTH
D.UNSURE
151. A workgroup is a group of computers in a Local Area Network (LAN) that shares
common resources and responsibilities. This provides easy sharing of files and printer.
a.
TRUE B. FALSE
C. BOTH
D.UNSURE
152. The Subnet Mask is a 64 - bit mask that divides the IP address into a network
address and host address?
a.
TRUE B. FALSE
C. BOTH
D.UNSURE
153. The capacity of your hard drive is measured in
a. MHz
b. Mbps
c. 52X
d. Gigabytes
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