Summative Test #1: Mathematics 7 Quarter 3
Summative Test #1: Mathematics 7 Quarter 3
Summative Test #1: Mathematics 7 Quarter 3
SUMMATIVE TEST #1
MATHEMATICS 7
Quarter 3
NAME :____________________________
SCORE:___________
Name:__________________________________________________
I. MULTIPLE CHOICE. Read each statement carefully. Encircle the letter that contains the best answer.
a. MJ b. ML c. L J d. LA
4. It a is part of a line that has two endpoints.
a. ray b. line segment c. line d. point
5. It is also a part of a line but has only one endpoint, and extends endlessly in one direction.
a. ray b. line segment c. line d. point
6. What is the instrument used to measure angles?
a. ruler b. meter stick c. protractor d. tape measure
7. What is the unit measure for angle?
a. degree b. Celsius c. meter d. farenheight
8. If the sum of their measures is 90 ˚, then the two angles are ___________.
a. Supplementary angle b. Adjacent angle c. Complementary angle d. Vertical
9. What is the measure of the complement of 62˚?
a. 38˚ b. 118˚ c. 28˚ d. 128˚
10. If the sum of angles is equal to 180 ˚, the angles are called _____________.
a. Supplementary angle b. Adjacent angle c. Complementary angle d. Vertical
11. If an angle measures 54˚, what is the measure of its supplement?
a. 36˚ b. 126˚ c. 54˚ d. 306˚
12. What do you called the points on the same line?
a. Collinear points b. collinear lines c. coplanar points d. coplanar lines
13. Two lines are __________ if they have a common point.
a. parallel c. skew c. concurrent d. intersecting
14.These are coplanar lines that do not meet.
a. parallel c. skew c. concurrent d. intersecting
15. An angle which have a common sides and a common vertex but no interior points common.
a. Supplementary angle b. Adjacent angle c. Complementary angle d. Vertical
Prepared by :
MARIEL C. PASTOLERO
Teacher I Noted by :
MARYLOU M. MAQUIRAN
PRINCIPAL II
Parent’s Signature
Performance Task 1:
Direcrions: List some objects that can be found around you that could represent
a point, a line, or a plane. Place each object in its corresponding column in the
table. Do this in a bond paper.