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    This document contains a table of specifications for a Grade 7 Technical-Living-Education (T.L.E.) third periodical test covering topics like embroidery, bead crafts, recycling, and drafting. The test contains 60 multiple choice questions assessing student knowledge of tools, materials, and concepts for various crafts and skills. The table lists learning objectives, number of test items per objective, and the percentage each objective contributes to the overall test score.

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    MADDELA MARVELOUS GRACE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL INC.

    National Hi-way, Buenavista, Maddela, Quirino


    Email add: [email protected]
    CP #: +63-906-186-0907

    TABLE OF SPECIFICATION
    2018-2019

    THIRD PERIODICAL TEST


    T.L.E
    Grade-7

    Number Item Percentage


    OBJECTIVES of Items Placement (%)

    ACQUIRING KNOWLEDGE
    Name the different basic tools and 6 1,2,3,4,5,6
    materials used in embroidery
    Discuss the elements and principles of 6 7,8,9,10,11,12
    design
    Identify the tools and materials used 3 13,14,15
    in bead crafts
    Name the different kinds of beads 6 16,17,18,19,20,21
    Discuss the importance of recycling 5 22,23,24,25,25,26
    Identify the tools and materials used 4 27,28,29,30
    in recycling
    Identify drafting materials and 6 31,32,33,34,35,36
    tools/drawing instruments applicable
    to a specific job
    MAKING MEANING

    TRANSFER
    Demonstrate how to make some
    articles made of beads
    Demonstrate how to make the
    following: newspaper/magazine
    basket, soda can brooch, plastic bottle
    vase
    Demonstrate how to use the different
    drafting tools, materials, and drawing
    instruments
    TOTAL 60 100%

    Prepared: Checked by:

    MARK GIL R. GUILLERMO LIRIO C.CONSOLACION


    Teacher High School Department
    Head

    Noted:

    STIHL Q. JUANITO
    Principal
    MADDELA MARVELOUS GRACE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL INC.
    National Hi-way, Buenavista, Maddela, Quirino
    Email add: [email protected]
    CP #: +63-906-186-0907

    THIRD PERIODICAL TEST


    T.L.E
    Grade-7

    1. This is used to bind edges of fabric to prevent raveling.


    A. Masking tape B. Thimble
    C. Pincushion D. Stiletto
    2. This is used for trimming scallops, clipping threads and cutting large eyelets
    A. Embroidery threads B. Embroidery scissors
    C. Embroidery hoop D. Embroidery marker
    3. This protects the middle finger from pricking while sewing
    A. Pincushion B. Stiletto
    C. Needle threader D. Thimble
    4. This work to hold the fabric taut for stitching.
    A. Embroidery hoop B. Stiletto
    C. Breeding needle D. Embroidery threads
    5. This is used for corral pins and needles and protects them from rust.
    A. Pincushion B. Thimble
    C. Stiletto D. Masking tape
    6. This is an evenly woven fabric wherein the number of threads per square inch is the same for
    both warp and weft.
    A. Masking tape B. Embroidery fabric
    C. Needle threader D. Thimble
    7. This refers to the pleasing relationship of one part to the other.
    A. Emphasis B. Proportion
    C. Rhythm D. Balance
    8. This means the design looks complete and whole.
    A. Harmony B. Balance
    C. Emphasis D. Proportion
    9. The principle which rules that there should be a center of interest.
    A. Balance B. Harmony
    C. Emphasis D. Rhythm
    10. A mark used to denote directions or contours.
    A. Shape B. Form
    C. Space D. Line
    11. The look or feel of the surface quality (rough, smooth, raised, open and others).
    A. Texture B. Space
    C. Form D. Line
    12. A two-dimensional object or area having height and width.
    A. Form B. Space
    C. Texture D. Shape
    13. These are one of the most common materials used in fashion accessory making.
    A. Beads B. Seed beads
    C. Czech beads D. Bugle beads
    14. Craft projects with glue are good starter projects for those who have not worked with seed
    beads before
    A. Delica beads B. Beaded magnet
    C. Porcelain beads D. Shaped beads
    15. These are the materials that need to hold the beads together, whether you are making
    necklaces, drop earrings or bracelets.
    A. Beaded bracelet B. Beaded magnet
    C. Stringing materials D. Shaped beads
    16. Cylindrical in shape and range in size from 6 (the largest) to 22 (the smallest).
    A. Japanese beads B. Sterling silver
    C. Glass beads D. Porcelain beads
    17. Apart from the usual cylindrical shape, there are also other shapes of beads-triangles,
    squares and hexagonal which can give an unusual and different texture.
    A. Wooden beads B. Shaped beads
    C. Faceted beads D. Delica beads
    18. Often rounded and may be white with dainty Victorian floral designs or they may be in
    primary colors with more graphic patterns on them.
    A. Sterling beads B. Glass beads
    B. Bugle beads D. Porcelain beads
    19. These superior beads are perfectly cylindrical in shape and have thin walls and large holes.
    A. Bugle beads B. Shape beads
    C. Delica beads D. Faceted beads
    20. They can be light colored or very dark colored wood, be glazed with a shiny coating or left
    uncoated and more rustic looking.
    A. Wooden beads B. Delica beads
    C. Bugle beads D. Shaped beads
    21. Crystals are a good example of faceted beads
    A. Shaped beads B. Bugle beads
    C. Faceted beads D. Glass beads
    22. The process of using waste materials, discarded materials, and less useful things into
    something functional.
    A. Recycling B. Planning
    C. Measuring D. Processing
    23. There is so much gain from recycling.
    A. Recycling is a good source of income B. Recycling is dangerous
    C. Recycling can be very pleasing and enjoyable D. Recycling is hobby
    24. Uninteresting materials are transformed into decorative ones.
    A. Recycling can be pleasing B. Recycling is dangerous
    B. Recycling is a good source of income D. Recycling is beneficial
    25. When you convert candle drippings you can produce it into?
    A. Floor wax B. Light
    C. Candle D. Money
    26. In recycling, what character should you does not poses?
    A. Patience B. Perseverance
    C. Resourcefulness D. Impatient
    27. Tape measure and ruler are some example of _______tools in recycling.
    A. Miscellaneous B. Measuring
    C. Cutting D. Marking
    28. Marking gauge and divider ruler are some example of_________ tools in recycling.
    A. Marking B. Cutting
    C. Miscellaneous D. Measuring
    29. Shears, pinking shears and wire cutters are some example of ______ tools in recycling
    A. Cutting B. Miscellaneous
    C. Measuring D. Marking
    30. Screwdriver, scissors, ice pick, paint brush, long nose pliers, needle and crochet hook are
    examples of______ tools in recycling.
    A. Measuring B. Marking
    C. Cutting D. Miscellaneous
    31. This is a special table with an adjustable top so that it can be tilted to a desired angle.
    A. Drawing table B. Drawing board
    C. Drawing pencils D. T-square

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