Grade 8 - Second Quarter MATH by REWARD FULGUERAS

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MARIA CARMELI CATHOLIC SCHOOL

2ND QUARTERLY EXAMINATION


S.Y 2023-2024
MATHEMATICS 8

Name: Date: Score:


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I - Direction: Modified TRUE or FALSE. Write TRUE if the statement is facts based on the underline word
and write FALSE if the statement if untrue then change the underline word to make the sentence correct. (2pts.
each)

1. George Berkeley is one of the early mathematicians who made criticism of


infinitesimal calculus in 1734.
2. Albert Einstein is the one who develop the book “The Analyst” that makes him to be
called the infidel mathematician.
3. Nicholas Copernicus is one of the early mathematicians who made criticism of
infinitesimal calculus in 1734.
4. Exponents are used to represent the number of E. coli bacteria after some time.
5. The rapid growth of an E. coli bacterium can be described using exponential models.
6. Functions and equations in mathematics help in discovering relationships between and
among mathematical quantities.
7. In Cartesian coordinate system, the horizontal line is called ordinate.
8. In Cartesian coordinate system, the horizontal line is called y-axis.
9. X is the directed distance of the point from y-axis, thus x-coordinate is called abscissa.
10. Darius the Great is the one who invented the Cartesian coordinate system in 17th
century.

II - Direction: Encircle the best answer.

1. Is an algebraic expression where numerator and denominator are polynomials.


a. Rational Equation b. Rational Expression c. Rational Inversion
2. What are the common operations in fraction of rational expression?
a. Multiplication & Division b. Addition & Subtraction c. Both A and B
3. What LCM stand for?
a. Least Common Minuend b. Least Common Multiple c. List Common Minuend
4. Is an equation that contains one or more rational expressions.
a. Rational Equation b. Rational Expression c. Rational Inversion
5. Defined as the method of expressing large numbers in terms of powers.
a. Equation b. Exponent c. Expression
6. Taking an expression that is already raised to an exponent and raising it to yet another exponent.
a. Power of Product b. Power of a Power c. Power of Quotients
7. Is a multiplication expression raised, as a whole, to a power.
a. Power of Product b. Power of a Power c. Power of Quotients
8. Is equal to the power of each term in the numerator and denominator raised individually.
a. Power of Product b. Power of a Power c. Power of Quotients
9. The Cartesian coordinate system is divided in two axis thus this axis also is divided into four .
a. Axis b. Origin c. Quadrants
10. If the y-coordinate is called ordinate, then x-axis is called?
a. Ordinate b. Abscissa c. Coordinate
11. Is a set of ordered pairs where the elements of one set are paired with the elements of another set.
a. Group b. List c. Relation
12. Is a relation in which no two ordered pairs have the same first coordinate.
a. Functions b. Fractions c. Quotation
13. Is a set of all possible values of its first coordinates or x-values.
a. Domain b. Domean c. Denominator
14. Is a set of all possible values of its second coordinates or y-value.
a. Random b. Ringe c. Range
15. Who are the origin mathematician that first used the word domain and range?
a. Copernicus & Descsartes b. Berkeley & Darius c. Cayley & Spare

III - Direction: Find the x and y - intercept of the function y= - x2 + 4 and sketch its graph using the intercepts.
(10pts)
IV - Direction: Find each product where n is positive integers. (3pts. each)

1. (h4)5
2. (t2)n

.
3. 2(q3)3 3 (q4)4

4. (yn)n
5. (zn)3(zn)2

V - Direction: Solve to the best of your ability. (20pts.)

Given:
4
f ( x) 
x 4
2

4
h( x ) 
x2
Find:

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