Grade 7 Mathematics Reviewer
Complete practice questions aligned with the Department of Education's Most Essential Learning Competencies (MELCs) for Grade 7 Mathematics. Perfect for preparing for quarterly exams and mastering key concepts.
Curriculum Coverage
- Aligned with DepEd K-12 Curriculum
- Based on MELCs (Most Essential Learning Competencies)
- Covers all 4 quarters
- 100 total practice questions
Study Tips
- Start with Quarter 1 and progress sequentially
- Review explanations for incorrect answers
- Retake quizzes to reinforce learning
- Practice regularly for best results
All Quarters Now Available!
Complete coverage for all 4 quarters of Grade 7 Mathematics! Practice questions now available for Sets & Numbers (Q1), Algebra & Equations (Q2), Geometry (Q3), and Statistics & Probability (Q4).
Quarter 1: Sets, Integers & Rational Numbers
Sets and subsets, operations on sets, integers, rational numbers, number properties
Quarter 2: Algebra & Equations
Algebraic expressions, linear equations, inequalities, ratio and proportion
Quarter 3: Geometry Fundamentals
Points, lines, angles, polygons, perimeter and area
Quarter 4: Statistics & Probability
Data collection, measures of central tendency, graphs, basic probability
Grade 7 Math Learning Milestones
Key skills your child should master by the end of Grade 7 Mathematics:
| Quarter | Skill | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Q1 | Set operations and Venn diagrams | Union, intersection, complement of sets |
| Q1 | Integer operations | Adding, subtracting, multiplying, dividing integers |
| Q1 | Rational number operations | Working with fractions and decimals |
| Q2 | Algebraic expressions | Writing and simplifying expressions with variables |
| Q2 | Linear equations | Solving one-variable equations |
| Q2 | Ratio and proportion | Solving proportion problems and direct variation |
| Q3 | Angle relationships | Complementary, supplementary, vertical angles |
| Q3 | Polygon classification | Identifying and classifying polygons |
| Q4 | Measures of central tendency | Calculating mean, median, mode |
| Q4 | Basic probability | Sample space, events, probability of events |
Quarter-by-Quarter Learning Guide
Q1: Sets, Integers & Rational Numbers
The foundation of Grade 7 Math. Students learn set theory, integer operations, and work with rational numbers including fractions and decimals.
- Venn diagrams and set operations
- Adding, subtracting negative numbers
- Converting between fractions and decimals
Q2: Algebra & Equations
Introduction to algebraic thinking. Students learn to work with variables, write expressions, and solve equations.
- Understanding variables and constants
- Solving linear equations
- Ratio, proportion, and direct variation
Q3: Geometry Fundamentals
Building spatial reasoning. Students learn about geometric shapes, angle relationships, and basic measurements.
- Points, lines, planes, and angles
- Classifying polygons
- Calculating perimeter and area
Q4: Statistics & Probability
Data analysis skills. Students learn to organize, analyze, and interpret data, plus basic probability concepts.
- Mean, median, mode calculations
- Creating and reading graphs
- Basic probability of events
Tips for Parents & Guardians
Do's
- +Be patient with algebra—it's a new way of thinking
- +Use real-world examples (budgeting, cooking measurements)
- +Review elementary concepts if struggling with new topics
- +Encourage problem-solving, not just answer-getting
- +Practice a little every day rather than cramming
Don'ts
- -Say "I was never good at math"—attitude is contagious
- -Skip steps to get answers faster
- -Rush through foundations—they're essential for higher math
- -Compare your child's progress to others
- -Rely solely on memorization without understanding
Recommended Weekly Study Schedule
| Day | Focus | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | New concept introduction + examples | 45 mins |
| Tuesday | Practice problems on current topic | 30 mins |
| Wednesday | Word problems and applications | 30 mins |
| Thursday | Review and practice weak areas | 30 mins |
| Friday | Mixed practice + homework | 30 mins |
| Saturday | Online quizzes or review games | 20 mins |
| Sunday | Rest or light review | Optional |
Frequently Asked Questions
What topics are covered in Grade 7 Mathematics?
Grade 7 Math covers four main areas: Sets, Integers & Rational Numbers (Q1), Algebra & Equations (Q2), Geometry Fundamentals (Q3), and Statistics & Probability (Q4). This follows the DepEd K-12 MELC curriculum.
Why is Grade 7 Math challenging for students?
Grade 7 marks the transition to Junior High School where students encounter abstract concepts like algebra, variables, and formal geometry for the first time. The jump from elementary arithmetic to algebraic thinking requires a new mindset.
How can I help my child with sets and subsets?
Use real-world examples like categorizing fruits, animals, or school supplies. Venn diagrams are visual tools that help students understand union, intersection, and complement of sets. Practice with everyday objects.
What is the difference between integers and rational numbers?
Integers are whole numbers including negatives (...-2, -1, 0, 1, 2...). Rational numbers include fractions and decimals that can be expressed as a ratio of two integers. All integers are rational numbers, but not all rational numbers are integers.
How should Grade 7 students prepare for algebra?
Master integer operations first, especially with negative numbers. Understand the concept of variables as unknown quantities. Practice translating word problems into equations. Start with simple one-step equations before progressing.
What geometry skills should Grade 7 students master?
Key skills include identifying points, lines, and planes, understanding angle relationships (complementary, supplementary, vertical), classifying polygons, and calculating perimeter and area of basic shapes.
How do I improve my child's problem-solving in statistics?
Start with data collection activities using real situations. Practice calculating mean, median, and mode with small datasets. Use graphs and charts to visualize data. Introduce basic probability with coin flips and dice.
What study schedule works best for Grade 7 Math?
Dedicate 30-45 minutes daily to Math practice. Cover one topic thoroughly before moving to the next. Review weekly to reinforce concepts. Practice word problems regularly as they appear frequently in exams.