Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
SECOND QUARTER SUMMATIVE TEST #4 IN MATHEMATICS 6
SY 2024 – 2025
Name: Date: Score: _____
Grade & Section: Teacher: _________________________
I. Direction: Read and solve the given problems carefully.
Kris gets on the elevator on the eleventh floor. The elevator goes down two floors and stops. It then continues
to go down four more floors where Kris got off. In what floor did he get off the elevator?
1) What is being asked in the problem?
2) What are the given?
3) What operation to be used?
4) What is the number sentence?
5) Solution:
Mt. Everest, the highest elevation in Asia, is 29 028 feet above sea level. The dead sea, the lowest elevation, I
1 312 foot below sea level. What is the sum of these two elevations?
6) What is being asked in the problem?
7) What are the given?
8) What operation to be used?
9) What is the number sentence?
10) Solution:
Fourteen consecutive positive integers are given. The sum of the first seven positive integers is 161. What is
the sum of the last seven positive integers?
11-12) Illustration using block model.
13) Solution for getting the first seven positive integers.
14-15) Solution for getting the sum of the last seven positive integers.
Ten consecutive positive integers are given. The sum of the first five positive integers is 60. What is the sum of
the last five positive integers?
16-17) Illustration using block model.
18) Solution for getting the first five positive integers.
19-20) Solution for getting the sum of the last five positive integers.
SECOND QUARTER SUMMATIVE TEST #4 – MATH 6
Level of Understanding
Numb (Analysin
Numbe Item
Most Essential Learning er of (Rememberin (Understandi g,
No. r of Placeme
Competencies Hours: g) ng, Applying) Evaluatin
Items nt
Days g)
0% 0% 100%
2 20 0 0 20
solves routine and non-
routine problems
involving basic
operations of integers
using appropriate
1 strategies and tools.
(M6NS-IIj-157)
solves routine problems
involving basic operations of
1 10 10 1-10
integers using appropriate
strategies and tools.
solves non-routine problems
involving basic operations of
1 10 10 11-20
integers using appropriate
strategies and tools.
Total 2 20
Prepared by:
SARAHLYN D. ADVINCULA Inspected by:
Teacher I
Noted:
TEOFILO R. TANTAY JR.
Master Teacher II MARI JAYNE M.
MENDARO
Principal IV