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PreCal 1stprelim

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HOLY CROSS HIGH SCHOOL

Camp Phillips, Bukidnon


In God’s Mercy, We Serve with Joy!
+ By This Sign You Shall Conquer +

FIRST PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION


Pre-Calculus Score: Score:
[Grade 11-St. Michael and St. Raphael (STEM)]
Name: ______________________________________________ Date: ____________________________________
Section: ____________________________________________ Teacher: Mr. Drexler Jupiter-Demata Obiena

Creating a Picture using Conics

Objective: Students will be able to apply the graphing of conics to a real-world situation by creating their own picture.
Specific Instructions:
1. Use a minimum of six conic curves and four lines to create a picture of your choice. No abstract art is allowed. Your picture must
include at least three of the four conics studied.
2. For one of the equations, write the relationship as an inequality to show the coloring that would be used. Algebra must be used to
prove the intersection points for any two of the equations.
3. Your final product cannot be computer-generated; however, any graphing calculator (i.e. Geogebra or Desmos) may be used as a
checking tool throughout the process.
4. Final output must be done on the rectangular Cartesian plane at the back.

Materials: graphing paper, colored pencils or markers and computer graphics software or graphing calculator

Scoring Rubric:

Area Poor (0) Fair (1) Good (2) Best (3)


There are no More than two elements of The equations are not clearly The equations are clearly presented
Equations equations. Best are missing. presented or are not and are appropriate for the picture.
(5 points) appropriate for the picture. There are a minimum of 4 conic
There are only 3 conic equations.
equations.
Work There is no Some work is missing and it is Some work is missing or it is All the work is shown for all the
(4 points) work. not neat and organized. Or not neat and organized. parts of the picture. It is neat and
significant work is missing. organized.

Mathematical There are There are a significant There is are a small amount There are no mathematical errors
Accuracy abundant amount (3-5) of errors. (1 or 2) of errors.
(4 points) errors.

Graph Accuracy There are There are significant errors There are slight errors with the Everything is accurately graphed.
(4 points) abundant errors with the graph graph. The scale is appropriate
with the graph.

Aesthetics The graph is The graph is extremely The graph is sloppy or not The graph is neat and appropriately
(3 points) extremely sloppy or not colored at all. appropriately colored. colorful.
sloppy and not
colored at all.
Overall The project is Two elements of best are One element of best is missing. The project as a whole is neat and
Presentation not neat or missing. organized. It is easy to read and
(3 points) organized. It is follow. It is aesthetically pleasing.
not easy to read
and follow. It is
not aesthetically
pleasing.
Specify your equations with their designated colors here:

If it seems easy, You’re doing it wrong.


~End of Examination~
Prepared by: Sir Drexie 

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