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    2nd PERIODIC EXAM

    MATHEMATICS
    GRADE 8

    NAME:_____________________________ DATE:___________
    SECTION:___________________________ SCORE__________

    I. Direction: Read the following questions carefully and choose the letter that corresponding
    to your answer. Write your answers on the space provided before the number.

    ______1. Which of the following is NOT a symbol of linear inequality?

    a. = c. ≠
    b. ≥ d. <

    ______2. What is the graph of linear inequality?

    a. A half plane c. parabola


    b. A half parabola d. straight line

    ______3. Which is true about the graphical solution of inequalities in two variables?

    a. Region of points c. sets of plains


    b. Sets of points d. region of plane

    ______4. Which of the following shows linear inequality in two variables?

    a. 6a – 3a = 9 c. 3p ≤ 4 + p
    b. K + 4 < 8 + 2K d. 21m ≥ 2n – 15

    ______5. Which of the following inequalities is the same as “the sum of 2x and y is at least 20”?

    a. 2x + y ≥ 20 c. 2x + y ≤ 20
    b. 2x + y > 20 d. 2x + y < 20

    ______6. Which of the following is true about the graphical solutions of the linear equation in two
    variables?

    a. It has no solution. c. It has only two solutions


    b. It is a set of points on a line d. It is a region of points bounded by a line.

    ______7. The mathematical statements below are all linear inequalities in two variables EXCEPT?

    a. 2x – y > 6 c. 3x < 2y + 10
    b. X + 5x ≥ 15 d. 53 ≤ 5m + 2n
    ______8. Which of the following is true about the graph of linear equation in two variables?

    a. It is a plane c. it is a parabola
    b. It is half of parabola d. it is a straight line

    ______9. The following linear inequalities in two variables are in standard form EXCEPT.

    a. y > 2x + 25 c. 2x – 3y ≤ 25
    b.
    c. x – 2y < 25 d. 5x + 2y ≥ 25

    ______10. How does the graph of a linear inequality in two variables look like?

    a. It has a line c. it is curve


    b. It is a region of points bounded by a line d. It is a region of points bounded by a curve

    ______11. He was the one who invented the “Cartesian Coordinate System”.

    a. Reńe Descartes c. Reńe Descarte


    b. Reńe Decartes d. Reńe Decarte

    ______12. The horizontal line in the “Cartesian Coordinate System” is called______.

    a. X – axis c. y – axis
    b. X and y axis d. plane

    ______13. The vertical line in the “Cartesian Coordinate System” is called______.

    a. X – axis c. y – axis
    b. X and y axis d. plane

    ______14. The (0,0) ordered pair is called_____.

    a. X – axis c. y – axis
    b. The origin d. plane

    ______15. How many quadrants does the “Cartesian Coordinate System” have?

    a. 2 c. 3
    b. 4 d. 5

    ______16. What are the signs that we can see in the quadrant I?

    a. (+, +) c. (+, -)
    b. (-, +) d. (-, -)

    ______17. What are the signs that we can see in the quadrant II?

    a. (+, +) c. (+, -)
    b. (-, +) d. (-, -)

    ______18. What are the signs that we can see in the quadrant III?
    a. (+, +) c. (+, -)
    b. (-, +) d. (-, -)

    ______19. What are the signs that we can see in the quadrant IV?

    a. (+, +) c. (+, -)
    b. (-, +) d. (-, -)

    ______20. Identify which quadrant does (3, -8) belong.

    a. Quadrant I c. quadrant II
    b. Quadrant III d. quadrant IV
    c.

    II. Complete the table below.

    Ordered pair Quadrant Domain Range

    1. (0, 1)

    2. (2, 3)

    3. (-1, 5)

    4. (2, -4)

    5. (-3, 2)

    6. (3, 0)

    7. (-4, 3)

    8. (-1, -5)

    9. (-4, -3)

    10. (3, 5)

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