FIRST QUARTER EXAM IN SCIENCE 8

Name: _____________________________Year & Sec.________________Score:____________

Teacher: ____________________________________________________ Date: ____________
I. Multiple Choice
Direction: Read the questions carefully and encircle the best answer.
1. This refers to the size or strength of the force, and is commonly expressed in Newton
(N).
a. direction c. line of action
b. magnitude d. point of application
2. This measure of how fast an object is moving
a. acceleration c. velocity
b. speed d. motion
3. In physics this referred as push and pull of an object
a. motion c. force
b. inertia d. energy
4. __________is the attraction between any two bodies with mass.
a. gravitational force c. acceleration
b. gravitational pull d. speed
5. A device that reads the instantaneous speed of a car is called_______.
a. speedometer c. weighing scale
b. thermometer d. none of the above
6. The formula in solving work (W)
a. W=vt c. W=dF
b. W=Ft d. W=Fd
7. A moving object that has energy is called energy of motion or________.
a. potential energy c. elastic energy
b. kinetic energy d. power
8. _________is the rate of doing work or the rate of using energy.
a. power c. energy
b. work sound
9. This explain how liquid thermometers work using the concept of thermal expansion.
a. thermal expansion c. electricity
b. thermal energy d. energy
10. __________ is a transfer of thermal energy between objects or places due to
temperature difference.
a. sound c. heat
b. temperature d. work
11. The correct formula of finding a speed
a. speed= distance travelled by the object
elapsed time
b. s=d/t
c. s=t/d
 d. s= elapsed time
Distance travelled by the object
12. Who formulated the e laws of motion?
a. Galileo c. archimedes
b. Isaac Newton d. Charles Darwin
13. This is a change in position with the respect to a reference object.
a. moton c. power
b. work d. energy
14. He was the first who explain about the law of inertia.
a. Galileo c. Archimedes
b. Marie Curie d. Graham Bell
15. It measures the current
a. ammeter c. coulumb
b. ampere d. circuit
16. ___________is measured by voltmeter
a. electricity c. insulator
b. conductor d. voltage
17. The energy transferred to one coulomb of charge within the battery is
called___________.
a. potential difference c. joule
b. electromagnetic force (emf) d. voltmeter
18. The unit of voltage is volt(v) in honor of _______________.
a. Alessandro Current c. Marie Volta
b. Alessandro Volta d. Graham Bell
19. The energy transferred to a circuit component per unit change.
a. electromagnetic force (emf) c. kinetic difference
b. potential difference (pd) d. potential difference (pd)
20. This narrow beam of light is called a _________.
a. ray c. pinhole
b. image d. arrow
21. What separates sunlight into different color?
a. spectrum c. light
b. visible spectrum d. color
22. This law of motion is by Isaac Newton states that if an object stays at res it will stay at
rest or an object in motion will stay in motion unless acted upon by external force.
a. first law c. third law
b. second law d. none of the above
23. The third law of motion is also called__________.
a. 1st law c. law of acceleration
b. action-reaction d. law of gravitation
24. The second law of motion is also referred as ____________.
a. action-reaction c. law of acceleration
b. law of motion d. law of gravitation
25. The energy of moving object is called energy of motion or
a. potential energy c. velocity
 b. kinetic energy d. rate
26. The word kinetic comes from Greed word ____________means moving.
a. kinetikos c. sophia
b. potential d. eureka
27. The waves move parallel to the motion of material or the particles of the medium
a. longitudinal wave c. wavelength
b. latitudinal wave d. transverse wave
28. ________is an example of reflected sound.
a. reverberation c. eardrum
b. echo d. sound
29. This refers to the multiple reflections or echoes in a certain place.
a. reverberation c. eardrum
b. echo d. sound
30. Sound waves are examples of _____________.
a. amplitude c. frequency
b. wavelength d. longitudinal wave
II. Pick in the box
Direction: Read the questions carefully and select the correct answer that are located inside
the box. Write the letter only on the space provided after each item.
31. The unit of acceleration.______
32. The vector is the sum of all individual forces action on a body. _____
33. For energy force there is an equal and opposite force. These two forces are called._____
34. It is an unseen force which retards motions. It exist whenever a body moves along a
surface or through a medium.______
35. Are produced by vibrating objects. They are propagated through a medium from the
surface._______
36. Is the separation of visible light into its different colours; red, orange, yellow, green,
blue, indigo, and violet._______
37. Are refracted when they pass at an angle from one medium another.________
38. What are the primary colors in light?________
39. A rate of doing work._____
40. Is the product of an external net force applied on an object and the distance it travels in
the direction of force. ______
41. A device that transforms thermal that transforms thermal energy into chemical
energy.____
42. Unit of mass._____
43. Is the capacity to do work. _____
44. Energy possessed by an object at rest due to its position or location._______
45. A continuous change in position with respect to a frame of reference.______
 a. Dispersion l. power
b. Work m. newton (N)
c. Energy n. heat engine
d. Kg o. potential energy
e. light mass p. force
f. motion q. mechanical energy
g. action and reaction r. red, green & blue (RGB)
h. m/s/s or s/s2
i. sound waves
j. net force
k. friction

III. Problem Solving

Direction: The problem solving covers the 3 laws of motion by Isaac Newton. Read carefully
each problem and use the extra sheet for your solution. Encircle the correct answer.
46. What horizontal force is needed to accelerate a 40 kg object at 2m/s2?
a. 80 N c. 5 N
b. 40 N d. 50 N
47. Suppose a ball of mass 0.60 kg is hit with a force of 12 N. Its acceleration will be
a. 10m/s2 c. 5 m/s2
b. 20m/s2 d. 2m/s2
48. A force of 20 N is applied to a 5kg block that is at rest on a level ground. Find its
acceleration.
a. 2m/s2 c. 4m/s2
b. 1m/s2 d. 8m/s2
Numbers 4&5 refer to the question number 3.
49. The velocity of the block after 6 seconds.
a. 24m/s c. 20m/s
b. 50m/s d. 30m/s
50. The distance travelled after 6 seconds.
a. 70m c. 60m
b. 80m d. 72m

DO YOUR BEST AND GOD WILL DO THE REST!

Prepared by:
AIZA A. BALEÑA
Science Teacher
 Republic of Philippines
Department of Education
Region VIII
SUA NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Sua, Daram, Samar

PRE-TEST IN T.L.E
(Dressmaking 10)

Name: _____________________________Year & Sec.________________Score:____________

Teacher: ____________________________________________________ Date: ____________
A. Multiple Choice

Direction: Read the questions carefully and encircle the best answer.

1. Type of cloth that has the following characteristics: absorbency, heat conduction, strength, and
beauty.
a. Cotton c. Linen
b. Poplin d. Broadcloth

2. Type of cloth which is also called tabinet.

a. Gingham c. Linen
b. Poplin d. Silk

3. Type of test that is used to determine slippage of threads by pulling the fabric from both sides of the
tuck.
a. Test by pin c. Test by thumb
b. Test for sizing d. Test for straight of grain

4. Type of test that determines the strength and shape-holding qualities of both lengthwise and
crosswise of fabrics.
a. Test by pin c. Test by Thumb
b. Test for sizing d. Test by mercerization

5. Type of skirt which is small at the waist and widens evenly as it reaches the ground.
a. Straight skirt c. Pleated skirt
b. Gathered skirt d. A-line skirt

6. Skirt style which is gathered at the waist and set into a band to look more fitted to the hips.
a. Straight skirt c. Pleated skirt
b. Gathered skirt d. A-line skirt

7. The skirt style that has fullness all around the hem where soft ruffles goes up toward the waist from
the bottom.
a. Gored skirt c. Pleated skirt
b. Flared skirt d. Gathered skirt
8. Sewing construction where the fabric sewn is between the fabric edge and the stitched seam line.
a. Seams c. Tucks
b. Darts d. Gathers
9. Sewing construction which serves the same purpose as a dart except it releases fullness at the larger
parts of the body.
a. Seams c. Tucks
b. Darts d. Gathers

10. It is the process of joining two pieces of fabric where one is slightly longer than the other to have
extra fullness for ease of movement rather than decoration.
a. Stitching c. Pleating
b. Easing d. Gathering

11. They are folds of fabric which give fashion and interest to clothing.
a. Facings c. Pleats
b. Darts d. Gathers

12. It is an extra fabric cut with the same shape as the facing and inserted between the facing and the
garment to prevent stretching and sagging.
a. Interfacing c. Lining
b. Underlining d. Interlining

13. The measurement around the smallest part of the body.

a. Lower hip c. Waistline
b. Skirt length d. Lower hip level

14. It gives the dressmaker a blueprint of what a garment will look like.
a. Sketching c. Measuring
b. Pattern drafting d. Sewing

15. Darts, buttonholes, pleats, tucks, and pockets placement are examples of
a. Grainline markings c. Dots
b. Seamline d. Construction marks

16. The principle of design which connotes feeling of rest or equilibrium.

a. Balance c. Rhythm
b. Proportion d. Emphasis

17. A slender girl wearing big, bulky bag seemed to be over-balanced. What principle of design is
emphasized?
a. Formal balance c. Vertical balance
b. Informal balance d. Horizontal balance

18. Hips and legs of a lady where full, gathered skirt is best suited for.
a. Narrow hips c. Thin legs and feet
b. Large hips d. Heavy legs and ankle

19. Waistline of a woman where wide belts, broad collars and fullness in blouse is good.
a. Short waist c. Prominent abdomen
b. Thick waistline d. Long waist
20. Low V-neckline, collarless coats, narrow, flat and pointed collars are best outfit for an individual who
has a
a. Round shoulders c. Long, thin face
b. Short, plump neck d. Long, thin neck
21. The design which refers to the surface enrichment of structural design.
a. Structural design c. Decorative design
b. Design d. Art

22. It is formed when three colors are in equal distance apart on the color wheel.
a. Complementary c. Split complementary
b. Triad harmony d. Double split complementary

23. A sturdy cotton twill textile in which the weft passes under two or more warp threads.
a. Denim c. Poplin
b. Linen d. Cotton gabardine

24. It is a style of skirt that is made by taking the width of the darts from each side seam and making the
panel look like pleated strips.
a. Straight skirt c. Gored skirt
b. Pleated skirt d. Gathered skirt

25. Body measurements which are taken from side to side in left-to-right direction.
a. Horizontal c. Vertical
b. Circumferential d. Diagonal

26. It is taken around certain parts of the body such as bust line, waist line, hip line, armhole, and the
like.
a. Horizontal c. Vertical
b. Circumferential d. Diagonal

27. When the tape measure runs from the waistline level down to the skirt length desired.
a. Waistline c. Lower hip level
b. Lower hip d. Skirt length

28. A kind of pattern which contains exact body measurements and reflects no definite style.
a. Pattern c. Foundation pattern
b. Style pattern d. Envelope pattern

29. The fabric fold wherein the fabric is folded lengthwise at the center with selvages together.
a. Lengthwise centerfold c. Crosswise centerfold
b. Off-center lengthwise fold d. Off-center crosswise fold

30. The label which indicates the brand name or brand logo of company where the garment comes
from.
a. Brand or main labe l c. Size label
b. Care label d. Flag label

31. The label which includes wash care and ironing instructions and is attached at side seam of the
garment.
a. Manufacturer label c. Flag label
b. Care label d. Brand or main label
32. The label which has specific measurements of human body such as S for small, M for medium, L for
large, etc.
a. Brand or main label c. size label
b. Flag label d. Manufacturer label
33. These are used on parts of the garments subject to strain such as collars, cuffs or sleeves, belts,
waistbands, and pants.
a. Hooks and eyes c. Zipper
b. Buttons d. Snaps

34. The sequencing for the unit method of construction of the different parts of the skirt is the same for
all types of skirts.
a. True c. False
b. not suited for all d. for a particular skirt line only

35. In cutting the front and back skirt on the sewing line,
a. Include the zipper allowance of the back skirt.
b. Do not include the zipper allowance of the back skirt.
c. Leave it as is.
d. Cut the allowance and remove it

B. True or False
Directions. Write True if the statement is correct and False if the statement is wrong.
_________36. Construction lines show where to cut the pieces.
_________37.Adding extra width along the entire side seam will make the waistline smaller.
_________38. Pattern layout helps determine if the patterns are enough

for the fabric.

_________39. When cutting the fabric, it is advisable to walk around the table instead of pulling the
fabric towards you.
_________40.After cutting, remove the pins of the patterns immediately from the fabric.
_________41.In transferring marks onto the fabric, start with the small pattern pieces to finish the job
earlier.
_________42.Pressing straighten the grain lines and preshrink
fabric.
_________43.Do not press the seam before cross-stitching it with another seam.
_________44.The sequencing for the unit of construction of the different parts of the skirt is basically
the same for all skirt types.
_________45. Zippers are generally used for placket closure.

C. Matching Type
Directions. Match the descriptions given in (Column A) with the
types of lines given in Column B. Write the letter of your answer in your quiz notebook.

Column A (Descriptions) Column B (Types of Lines)

46. Feminine a. Curved

47. Masculine b. Vertical
48. Short and/wide c. Straight
49. Tall and/slender d. Diagonal
50.Tall or short depending on the angle. e. Horizontal
f. Broken Line
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