Alternative Learning System: September 2026

Thursday, September 17, 2026

Kailan ang 2026 PEPT?

 

As per DepEd Memo No. 053, s. 2026 dated September 9. 2026, the Regular Philippine Educational Placement Test or PEPT will be held in November 2026 in School Division Offices (SDOs) throughout the country.



Here are the target registrants and requirements for the PEPT based on the document:

Target Registrants

  • Learners from schools without a government permit
  • Learners from nonformal and informal education programs
  • Learners who have incomplete or no records of formal schooling
  • Learners with back subjects
  • Learners who need a grade-level standards assessment
  • Learners who are overage for their grade levels

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Requirements

A. For New PEPT Registrants

  1. Birth Certificate: Original and one (1) photocopy, duly authenticated and issued by the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) or the Local Civil Registrar.
  2. Permanent School Record: Certified true copy of permanent school record (e.g., SF10/Form 137) with a dry seal, signed by the school principal, registrar, or school administrator.
  3. Proof of Schooling: Certificate of attendance in intervention programs or any proof of schooling (if applicable).
  4. ID Pictures: Two (2) identical and recently taken (1x1) color ID pictures with name tags and a white background.
  5. Registration Form: One (1) copy of the accomplished PEPT Registration Form.

B. For Retakers and PEPT Passers

  1. Certificate of Rating: Original and one (1) photocopy of the PEPT Certificate of Rating.
  2. ID Pictures: Two (2) identical and recently taken (1x1) ID pictures with name tags and a white background.
  3. Registration Form: One (1) copy of the accomplished PEPT Registration Form.

Thursday, September 10, 2026

ALS JHS EXAM REVIEWER 2026-2027 LS 1: Communication Skills (ENGLISH)

 

ALS JHS EXAM REVIEWER 2026

 LEARNING STRAND 1: Communication Skills (ENGLISH)

ACTUAL TEST - PART 2 (Items 15 to 28)


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Instruction: Read each question carefully and select the best answer from the choices (A, B, C, or D). Write your answers on a piece of paper or type them in the comment section below

[ITEM 15 & 16: Feedback & Modifying Hypothesis - MEDIUM]

15. Situation: "A community library was built to increase literacy, but teenagers only visit the center to use the free Wi-Fi for mobile gaming." If the library decides to turn off the Wi-Fi, modify the hypothesis to predict the next problem.

A. Teenagers will immediately start reading thick encyclopedia books.

B. Teenagers will stop visiting the library, causing the literacy center to become empty.

C. Teenagers will donate their personal savings to buy more printed newspapers.

D. Teenagers will volunteer to clean the library surroundings for free.

 

16. Situation: "A school canteen banned sugary drinks to reduce student weight, but students started buying soft drinks from stores outside the school gates instead." What is the modified hypothesis to explain this new problem?

A. Banning a product inside a specific area simply shifts the demand to an external location.

B. Students completely lost their desire to drink sweet and sugary beverages.

C. Outside stores will voluntarily close down to help the school canteen policy.

D. Canteen restrictions automatically cure sugar cravings among young citizens.

 

[ITEM 17 & 18: Generalizing Hypothesis to Other Problems - HIGH]

17. Situation: "Many working students fail their online evening classes because their home internet connection cuts out during heavy storms." Generalize this hypothesis to explain the impact of poor infrastructure on remote rural communities.

A. Technology automatically solves all economic hardships regardless of location.

B. Severe weather completely stops people from wanting to earn a regular income.

C. Unreliable public utilities directly block access to educational and economic opportunities.

D. Rural citizens prefer physical farming tools over digital communication devices.

 

18. Situation: "An elderly retiree forgot to lock his main gate because he was heavily distracted by loud construction noise outside his house." Generalize this hypothesis regarding senior safety and public environments.

A. Construction projects should only be allowed inside commercial industrial zones.

B. High environmental stressors increase safety risks by breaking the cognitive focus of individuals.

C. Senior citizens should never be left alone inside a private residential property.

D. Loud noises automatically improve the long-term memory of aging citizens.

 

[ITEM 19 & 20: Classifying Literary Genres - LOW]

19. Read the statement: "I am a Filipino, inheritor of a glorious past, hostage to the uncertain future." This historic masterpiece by Carlos P. Romulo is classified under which literary form?

A. Folk tale

B. Biography

C. Drama

D. Speech

 

20. "Noli Me Tangere" and "El Filibusterismo" written by Dr. Jose Rizal are long, complex fictional prose narratives that depict societal struggles. These masterpieces are classified as ________.

A. Short stories

B. Novels

C. Poetry

D. Folk tales

 

[ITEM 21 & 22: Paragraph Structures - MEDIUM]

21. Read the sentence: "Therefore, setting a strict monthly budget is the most reliable way for an OFW to secure their retirement peace." In a simple paragraph structure, this sentence serves as the ________.

A. Topic sentence

B. Supporting sentence

C. Conclusion

D. Title

 

22. Read the short paragraph: "(1) Staying physically active is vital for senior citizens. (2) Regular daily walking strengthens muscles and improves heart health. (3) Gardening also keeps the mind alert and relaxed." Which sentence is the TOPIC SENTENCE?

A. Sentence 1

B. Sentence 2

C. Sentence 3

D. None of the above

 

[ITEM 23 & 24: Sequencing Information - HIGH]

23. Arrange the historical events of the Philippines in the correct chronological order:

1. Dr. Jose Rizal wrote his poem 'Last Farewell' (Mi Ultimo Adios).

2. The arrival of Ferdinand Marcos as President of the republic.

3. Carlos P. Romulo delivered his speech 'I am a Filipino'.

A. 1 - 2 - 3

B. 1 - 3 - 2

C. 3 - 1 - 2

D. 2 - 3 - 1

 

24. What is the exact sequence of steps when following a recipe or implementing a community project?

1. Execute the strategy or cook the ingredients using proper heat.

2. Gather all the primary resources, raw materials, or baseline data.

3. Evaluate the final outcome, output results, or taste of the project.

A. 1 - 2 - 3

B. 2 - 1 - 3

C. 3 - 2 - 1

D. 2 - 3 - 1

 

[ITEM 25 & 26: Figures of Speech (Comparison/Contrast) - LOW]

25. "The hardworking breadwinner is as strong as an iron wall against family financial hardships." What figure of speech is used in this comparison?

A. Metaphor

B. Simile

C. Personification

D. Oxymoron

 

26. Read the phrase: "The silent screams of the lonely grandfather filled the empty house." What figure of speech showing CONTRAST is present in the words 'silent screams'?

A. Paradox

B. Irony

C. Oxymoron

D. Hyperbole

 

[ITEM 27 & 28: Interpreting Maps, Signs & Symbols - MEDIUM]

27. While walking in an unfamiliar city, you see a street sign with a silhouette of a person inside a white triangle with a red border. What does this symbol explicitly ask you to do?

A. Run as fast as you can to avoid traffic accidents.

B. Watch out for a pedestrian crossing ahead and slow down.

C. Park your vehicle immediately on the side of the road.

D. Pay a local community tax to the barangay office.

 

28. On a simple navigation map of a public park, a small area marked with a bold letter "H" inside a blue square explicitly presents what required information?

A. A local historic heritage house site

B. A nearby hospital or medical first-aid station

C. A highway leading to the capital region

D. A public housing project for local residents

Please comment your answers for checking later!

Thursday, September 3, 2026

ALS JHS LS3 - Mathematics Reviewer 2026

Try to answer these 10 Math Questions:



Question 1: One-Step Addition Equation 

    • Solve for X:
      x + 12 = 25
    • (A) 37
      (B) 13
      (C) 12
      (D) 5

Question 2: One-Step Subtraction Equation 

    • Solve for X:
      x - 7 = 19
    • (A) 12
      (B) 26
      (C) 19
      (D) 14

📘 Question 3: One-Step Multiplication Equation

    • Solve for X:
      4x = 32
    • (A) 28
      (B) 36
      (C) 8
      (D) 7

Question 4: Two-Step Equation 

    • Solve for X:
      2x + 5 = 17
    • (A) 6
      (B) 11
      (C) 12
      (D) 22

Question 5: Algebraic Word Problem / Age 

    • Pedro is 5 years older than Juan. The sum of their ages is 25. How old is Juan?
      (A) 15
      (B) 10
      (C) 20
      (D) 5

Question 6: Equation with Parentheses / Distributive Property 

    • Solve for X:
      3(x + 2) = 15
    • (A) 3
      (B) 5
      (C) 4
      (D) 1

Question 7: Variables on Both Sides 

    • Solve for X:
      5x = 2x + 12
    • (A) 2
      (B) 4
      (C) 6
      (D) 12

Question 8: Algebraic Word Problem / Perimeter

    • The length of a rectangle is twice its width. If the width is X and the perimeter is 30 cm, find the width (X).
      (Formula: P = 2L + 2W)
    • (A) 5 cm
      (B) 10 cm
      (C) 15 cm
      (D) 3 cm

Question 9: One-Step Division Equation 

    • Solve for X:
      x/3 = 7
    • (A) 4
      (B) 10
      (C) 21
      (D) 14

Question 10: Negative Coefficient Equation

    • Solve for X:
      -5x = 20
    • (A) 4
      (B) -4
      (C) 15
      (D) -15