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PISA Summative - MATH

Quiz by JOHANNES T. LATRAS

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  • Q1

    SOLAR SYSTEM 

    On average, approximately how many million kilometers from the Sun is the planet Neptune? 

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    180 million km

    30 million km

    4500 million km 

    5 million km

    120s
  • Q2

    TRIANGULAR PATTERN 

    What percentage of the triangles in the first four rows of Alex's pattern are blue? 

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    50 %

    62.5 % 

    37.5 %

    60 %

    120s
  • Q3

    TRIANGULAR PATTERN

    If Alex were to extend the pattern to a fifth row, what would be the percentage of blue triangles in all five rows of the pattern? 

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    40.0 %

    50.0 %

    60.0 %

    66.7 % 

    120s
  • Q4

    TRIANGULAR PATTERN

    Alex is going to add more rows to his pattern. 

    He claims that the percentage of blue triangles in the pattern will always be less than 50%

    Is Alex correct? 

    true
    false
    True or False
    60s
  • Q5

    ENERGY CONSUMPTION IN HOMES 

    Rank the energy consumption in Homes below.

    Rank the roof colors from highest to lowest in terms of energy consumption at 35 degrees Celsius. 

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    Red - Black - White 

    Black - Red - White

    White - Red - Black 

    White - Black - Red

    120s
  • Q6

    ENERGY CONSUMPTION IN HOMES 

    If energy costs Php 5 per kWh, calculate the energy cost for each roof color at 35 degrees Celsius.

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    Php 100, Php 150, Php 200

    Php 250, Php 200, Php 150

    Php 150, Php 100, Php 50 

    Php 200, Php 150, Php  100

    120s
  • Q7

    ENERGY CONSUMPTION IN HOMES 

    Explain why the white roof consumes the least energy compared to the black roof. 

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    It reflects more solar radiation, reducing heat absorption 

    It traps heat, maintaining a cool interior.  

    It absorbs heat, increasing energy sufficiency

    It allows more airflow, lowering temperature. 

    120s
  • Q8

    RUNNING IN HOT WEATHER

    What is the relationship between air temperature and water loss? 

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    Water loss decreases as air temperature rises. 

    Water loss is not affected by air temperature. 

    Water loss increases as air temperature rises. 

    Water loss remains constant across temperature. 

    120s
  • Q9

    RUNNING IN HOT WEATHER 

    At what air temperature and humidity  is the runner most at risk of dehydration? 

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    35 degrees celsius, 60 % humidity

    25 degrees celsius, 50% humidity

    40 degrees celsius, 70 % humidity

    30 degrees celsius, 40 % humidity

    120s
  • Q10

    RUNNING IN HOT WEATHER

    Which graph correctly shows water loss versus air temperature? 

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    A graph with water loss increasing linearly. 

    A graph with water loss decreasing linearly. 

    A graph with a horizontal line. 

    A graph with random fluctuations. 

    120s
  • Q11

    COST OF BIOFUELS

    Which fuel is more cost-effective based on energy produced per peso? 

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    Both are equally cost effective

    Ethanol (Php 2.00 /kWh)

    Petroleum ( Php 1.43/kWh)

    Insufficient data to decide

    120s
  • Q12

    COST OF BIOFUELS

    Which fuel has a lower environmental impact? 

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    Ethanol 

    Insufficient data to decide. 

    Petroleum 

    Both have the same impact 

    120s
  • Q13

    COST OF BIOFUELS 

    If a vehicle requires 100 kWh of energy, what are the total costs and CO2 emissions for both fuel types? 

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    Ethanol: Php 200, 33.3 kg CO2 ; Petroleum: Php 143, 57.1 kg CO2

    Ethanol: Php 150, 30 kg CO2 ; Petroleum: Php 120, 50 kg CO2

    Ethanol: Php 180, 35 kg CO2 ; Petroleum: Php 140, 55 kg CO2

    Ethanol: Php 250, 40 kg CO2 ; Petroleum: Php 200, 60 kg CO2

    120s
  • Q14

    EARTHQUAKE RISK ANALYSIS

    Which bar chart correctly represents earthquake risks for Locations A B C and D? 

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    Bars with decreasing height for A B C and D

    Bars with increasing height for A B C and D

    Bars of equal height for all locations. 

    Randomly varying bar heights. 

    120s
  • Q15

    EARTHQUAKE RISK ANALYSIS

    Which location is the safest, and why? 

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    Location B : Moderate stress levels

    Location A : Low stress levels

    Locations D: Very high stress levels. 

    Locations C: High stress levels 

    120s

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