Mathematics 10 Performance Task 1

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MATHEMATICS 10 PERFORMANCE TASK (QUARTER 4)

PERFORMANCE STANDARD: The learner will be able to use different measures of position
In solving the measures and position of data given. Also, they will be able to organize, analyze and
interpret the data and its result.

PERFORMANCE TASK: This task will be done individually. You are a teacher who has just finished
grading your grade 10 mathematics test. You have 30 students in the class, and their scores range
from 40 to 95. You want to analyze the data to get a sense of how well the class performed overall
and how individual students did on the test. Here is ungrouped data of the scores:
86, 75, 62, 78, 40, 85, 79, 92, 68, 73, 60, 71, 89, 91, 80, 88, 83, 70, 84, 95, 72, 77, 69, 67, 64,
81, 87, 61, 63, 82
Using the data provided, complete the following task:
 Construct a frequency distribution table for the scores, with intervals of 10 points (e.g., 40 –
49, 50 – 59, etc.)
 Calculate the mean and mode of the data using the frequency distribution table you’ve
made.
 Identify the percentile rank of a student who scored 85 on the test, calculate the position
and value of Q 3, P40 , and P60. Interpret the results of each data.
Write the given data, the frequency distribution table, and the complete solution of each of the
following items in a short bond paper.
TRANSFER GOAL: Students will be able to apply their knowledge of frequency distribution tables,
measures of central tendency and position, and data interpretation to real-world situations and
problems. They will also be assessed on their ability to draw conclusions and make decisions based
on their results. The rubrics will be used to assess their performance in the four categories
mentioned below.

Criteria Excellent Satisfactory Developing Beginning


4 3 2 1
Frequency Students Student created Student Student did not
Distribution accurately a frequency attempted to create a
Table created a distribution table create a frequency
frequency with intervals of frequency distribution table
distribution table 10 points, but distribution table or did so
with intervals of may have with intervals of incorrectly.
10 points, and omitted some 10 points, but
include all information or made significant
relevant made minor errors or omitted
information. errors. important
information.
Measures of Student Student Student made Student did not
central tendency accurately attempted to significant errors attempt to
and measures of calculated the calculated the or omitted calculate
position measures of measures of important steps measures of
calculation central tendency central tendency when calculating central tendency
of the exam of the exam the measures of and measures of
scores and scores, but may central tendency position or did so
included all have minor and measures of incorrectly.
relevant steps. errors and position.
omitted some
steps.
Percentile rank Student Student Student made Student did not
calculation accurately attempted to significant errors attempt to
identified the identify the or omitted identify the
percentile rank percentile rank important steps percentile rank
of a student who but may have when identifying or did so
scored 85 on the minor errors or the percentile incorrectly.
exam and omitted some rank.
included all steps.
relevant steps.
Interpretation of Student provided Student provided Student provided Student did not
data a thorough and a reasonable a basic provide an
insightful interpretation of interpretation of interpretation of
interpretation of the results, but the results, but the results or did
the results and may have did not so incorrectly.
demonstrated a overlooked some demonstrate a
clear important strong
understanding of aspects of understanding of
its meaning in provided a less its meaning in
the context of the detailed the context of the
data. explanation. data.

Prepared by: Anne Patrice A. Briones


Math Teacher

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