AOL 1

What is the term for the main part of a multiple-choice question that presents the problem or question?

• Option

• Distractor

• Stem

• Response

What is the primary purpose of distractors in a multiple-choice question?

• To confuse students

• To provide plausible but incorrect options

• To repeat the correct answer in different ways

• To make the test shorter

In the DepEd system, how is the final grade of a student determined?

• By averaging the scores from all subjects for the semester

• By considering the results of periodical exams, quizzes, projects, assignments, and class participation

• Based solely on the final exam performance
  
  

• By multiplying the class attendance with the subject grade

What happens when a student receives a grade of “Failed” in the DepEd system?

• The student is required to retake the course or subject

• The student automatically graduates with a special mention

• The student can proceed to the next grade level without consequences

• The student receives a certificate of participation

What is the meaning of a grade of “INC” (Incomplete) in the DepEd grading system?

• The student passed but needs to retake the subject
  
  

• The student failed to submit enough work or meet the course requirements, but may still complete the requirements in a specified period

• The student did not attend the class
  
  

• The student has withdrawn from the course

Which of the following describes the "Passing" grade in the DepEd grading system in the Philippines?

• 85 and above

• 90-94

• 75 and above

• 70 and above

What is the numerical grade range for the grade “B” (Satisfactory) in the DepEd system?

• 80-84

• 75-79

• 70-74

• 85-89

In the DepEd grading system, what numerical score corresponds to the grade “A” (Outstanding)?

• 90-94

• 85-89

• 95-100

• 75-79

In the Philippines, which grading system is used in basic education under DepEd?

• A letter grade system (A, B, C, D, F)
  
  

• Numerical grading system based on percentages

• A four-point scale
  
  

• A descriptive rating system with marks such as "Excellent" or "Satisfactory"

What does a grading system typically reflect?

• The students' level of interest in the subject

• The time spent in the classroom

• The students' understanding, skills, and application of the subject matter

• The teacher's personal preferences