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Data file: TIMSS 2011 - Population 1 - Student Written Assessment - All Countries v1.0

Cases: 0
Variables: 492

Variables

IDCNTRY
*COUNTRY ID*
IDBOOK
*BOOKLET ID*
IDSCHOOL
*SCHOOL ID*
IDCLASS
*CLASS ID*
IDSTUD
*STUDENT ID*
M031346A
TRADING CARDS_CARTOON CARDS (1)
M031346B
TRADING CARDS_SPORTS CARDS (1)
M031346C
TRADING CARDS_MAX NUMBER OF CARDS (2)
M031379
TRADING CARDS_TRADING SPORTS CARDS (1)
M031380
TRADING CARD_TRADING CARTOON CARDS (1)
M031002
PIRATE SHIP CHASING TREASURE SHIP (A)
M031313
TOTAL NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON A SHIP (1)
M031083
PIECES OF CARDBOARD TO MAKE SHAPE (D)
M031071
POSITION OF SHAPE AFTER A 1/2 TURN (B)
M031185
DISTANCE BETWEEN TOWNS USING MAP (D)
M051305
HOW FAR DID DUNCAN TRAVEL (A)
M051091
FIND THE INEQUIVALENT FRACTION (D)
M051001
SOCCER TOURNAMENT (1)
M051007
NUMBER OF HOURS TO BRANDON ON BIKE (C)
M051203
MULTIPLY 23 AND 19 (1)
M051601
NUMBER OF MATCHES FOR FIGURE 4 (1)
M051064A
COMPLETE THE TABLE (1)
M051064B
PUT AN X WHERE TROY LIVES (1)
M051015
COMPLETE JAY'S SHAPE (1)
M051123
LINES OF SYMMETRY COMPLEX FIGURE (B)
M051109
VANILLA AS FAVORITE ICE CREAM (1)
M051117
MORE STUDENTS IN THE PINE SCHOOL (D)
M041010
PLACE VALUE OF 8 (C)
M041098
HOW MANY CANS MUST SEAN BUY (D)
M041064
SHADE 1/2 OF THE LARGER TRIANGLE (1)
M041003
SMALLEST 3 DIGIT NUMBER (1)
M041104
NUMBER BETWEEN 5 AND 6 (1)
M041299
FRACTION OF THE CAKE EATEN (1)
M041329
WHICH ONE IS A RIGHT ANGLE (A)
M041143
IDENTIFY SHAPES IN THE PICTURE (2)
M041158
NUMBER OF BOXES IN THE STACK (C)
M041328
DRAW REFLECTION OF THE TRIANGLE (1)
M041155
HOW FAR DOES RUTH WALK (C)
M041284
IDENTIFY THE SHAPES (2)
M041335
CLASS WITH FEWEST CHOOSE BLUE (B)
M041184
COMPARING PIE CHART WITH BAR CHART (A)
M051205
SUBTRACT 532 FROM 4809 (1)
M051039
NUMBER OF BOOKS MARY CAN BUY (1)
M051055
TRIP FROM NEWTOWN TO OLDTOWN (1)
M051006
COST OF ICE CREAM (2)
M051070
JIM'S MONEY AFTER PURCHASE (B)
M051018
PICTURE ON THE 39TH STICKER (C)
M051407
SHAPE MADE OF TRIANGLE & RECTANGLE (A)
M051410
STATEMENTS ABOUT THE TRIANGLES (D)
M051059
REFLECTION OF THE GIVEN SHAPE (1)
M051093
PERIMETER OF THE GIVEN SHAPE (B)
M051134
MONTHS PETER PAID LESS FOR PHONE (1)
M051077
WHAT STUDENTS DID AFTER SCHOOL (C)
M031128
5631 PLUS 286 (1)
M031016
WHAT IS THE PRIZE WINNING NUMBER (1)
M031183
RECIPE FOR 3 PEOPLE (2)
M031223
NUMBER PATTERN USING RULE 'ADD 4' (D)
M031187
KIM GAVE PETE 3 MORE PENCILS (B)
M031251
EBRU'S RULE TO GET NUMBER IN BOX (B)
M031294
HOW MUCH THE APPLES WEIGH IN GRAMS (D)
M031297
SHADED AREA IN SQUARE CENTIMETERS (1)
M031218
600 BOOKS TO BE PACKED INTO BOXES (D)
M031109
THE ANGLES ORDERED BY SIZE (C)
M031159
ROTATE THE SHAPE 1/4 CLOCKWISE (A)
M031133
FAVORITE COLORS OF DARIN'S FRIENDS (1)
M041107
NUMBER SENTENCE FOR A SITUATION (C)
M041011
NUMBER 100 MORE THAN 5432 (B)
M041122
NUMBERS WHICH ARE FACTOR OF 12 (2)
M041041
NUMBER CLOSEST TO 9 MULTIPLY BY 22 (C)
M041320
EQUIVALENT FRACTIONS (D)
M041115A
DRAW FIGURE 5 (1)
M041115B
NUMBER OF SQUARES FOR FIGURE 16 (1)
M041160A
POSITION OF THE SHOP (1)
M041160B
MARK LUCY'S HOUSE (1)
M041327
DRAW THE LINE OF SYMMETRY (1)
M041148
STATEMENT ABOUT 3-D FIGURES (2)
M041265
RELATING NET WITH ITS 3-D FIGURE (D)
M041175
TYPE OF COOKIE BAKERY SELL MOST (A)
M041199
REPRESENTING DATA ON THE BAR GRAPH (A)
M031210
SELECT A FRACTION LARGER THAN 1/2 (A)
M031009
HOW MANY PAGES ALTOGETHER NEEDED (1)
M031252
IF THE PATTER 3,6,9,12 CONTINUED (B)
M031316
4 TIMES BOX EQUALS 28 (1)
M031317
3 + 8 = BOX PLUS 6 (D)
M031079B
PATTERN OF CIRCLES/FIGURE 5 (1)
M031079C
PATTERN OF CIRCLES/FIGURE 10 (1)
M031004
LENGTH OF STRING PULLED STRAIGHT (B)
M031043
A TRAIN FROM REDVILLE TO BEDFORD (C)
M031325
ANGLE BETWEEN 90 AND 180 DEGREES (1)
M031088
JAMIE IS PLAYING A BOARD GAME (C)
M031093
WHICH DOTTED LINE IS OF SYMMETRY (D)
M031155
TEACHER'S PENS ON THE GRAPH (D)
M051206
ADD 385 TO 5876 (1)
M051052
NUMBER CLOSEST IN SIZE TO 5341 (C)
M051049
STICKERS BOUGHT BY MR. BROWN (B)
M051045
TIME WHEN THE CAKE WILL BE BAKED (1)
M051098
FRACTION EQUIVALENT TO 4/10 (D)
M051030
FRACTION OF THE CAKE LEFT (1)
M051502
RULE TO SORT THE SHAPES (D)
M051224
SHAPE WITH A RIGHT ANGLE (A)
M051207
SHAPE WITH 2 KINDS OF SYMMETRY (B)
M051427
FIND THE PERIMETER OF THE TRIANGLE (C)
M051533
HOW MANY BOOKS WILL FILL THE BOX (1)
M051080
COMPLETE THE BAR GRAPH (1)
M041291
SUBTRACT 428 - 176 (1)
M041289
NUMBER CLOSEST IN SIZE TO 300 (C)
M041068
WHICH IS THE SMALLEST NUMBER (B)
M041065A
CIRCLE WITH 3/8 OF THE AREA SHADED (C)
M041065B
GIVE REASON FOR YOUR SELECTION (1)
M041096
NUMBER TO GO INTO THE BOX (D)
M041125
RULE TO GET NUMBERS IN COLUMN B (A)
M041135
A PAIR OF PARALLEL LINES (A)
M041257
STATEMENTS ABOUT A RECTANGLE (1)
M041268
WHAT IS THE LENGTH OF SIDE A (B)
M041151
SHAPE MAKES A CUBE WHEN FOLDED (C)
M041264
WHAT IS THE AREA OF THE TRIANGLE (A)
M041182
COMPLETE THE TABLE (1)
M041200
COMPLETE AND LABEL THE BAR GRAPH (2)
M051140
EXPRESSION FOR JENNY'S AGE (A)
M051017
CLOSEST ESTIMATE FOR 52093 - 4136 (C)
M051111
GET THE LARGEST NUMBER (1)
M051089
NUMBER SHOWN BY THE ARROW (1)
M051094
MONEY NEED TO BUY JUICE BOTTLES (B)
M051227
LARGEST NUMBER DESCRIBED BY A CLUE (1)
M051060
WHICH SHAPE HAS SYMMETRY (D)
M051061A
UNIT OF LENGTH (BABY) (1)
M051061B
UNIT OF LENGTH (FOREST) (1)
M051061C
UNIT OF LENGTH (CAR) (1)
M051061Z
UNITS OF LENGTH(DERIVED) (1)
M051129
SOLID WITH THE LARGEST VOLUME (B)
M051236
IN WHAT SQUARE IS THE TREASURE (1)
M051125A
PEOPLE VISITING THE WEBSITE ON THU (1)
M051125B
HOW MANY MORE ON FRI THAN TUE (D)
M041298
WHICH RECTANGLE IS 1/4 SHADED (D)
M041007
WHICH COULD BE PAT'S NUMBER (D)
M041280
NUMBER CLOSEST TO 1362/ 32 (B)
M041059
FRACTION OF CIRCLES THAT ARE BLACK (1)
M041046
WHICH IS THE LARGEST FRACTION (A)
M041048
HEIGHT OF WALL MADE OF 4 ROWS (B)
M041169
SHAPE AND ITS REFLECTION (A)
M041333
HOW MANY CUBES ARE IN THE BOX (C)
M041262
WHAT IS THE AREA OF THE TRIANGLE (B)
M041267
DRAW LINE WITH GIVEN SPECIFICATION (1)
M041177
HOW MANY YEARS OLDER IS JUAN (C)
M041271
SELECTING CORRECT BAR GRAPH (D)
M041276A
WHO WON THE TRIATHLON (1)
M041276B
WHAT SUE NEEDS TO IMPROVE ON (1)
M051401
NUMBER OF PENCILS 9 BOXES HOLD (1)
M051075
FRACTION EQUAL TO 0.4 (C)
M051402
WEIGHT OF THE SAM'S RODS (1)
M051226
PATTERN WITH 2/3 SHAPES SHADED (B)
M051131
WHAT NUMBER TRIANGLE STANDS FOR (1)
M051103
ADD 2 TO 2.25 (C)
M051217
LENGTH OF THE LINE IN CM (1)
M051079
DRAW ANGLE LESS THAN RIGHT ANGLE (1)
M051211
VIEW OF SOLID SHAPE FROM ABOVE (A)
M051102
AREA OF THE GIVEN RECTANGLE (C)
M051009
FAMILY WATER USE EACH DAY (1)
M051100
FAVORITE SEASON OF STUDENTS (A)
M041004
CONVERT WORDS TO NUMERALS (B)
M041023
TREES JAN PLANT ALTOGETHER (D)
M041034
MULTIPLES OF 3 (A)
M041087
ADD 0.36 + 0.77 (1)
M041124
USE THE RULE TO COMPLETE THE TABLE (1)
M041302A
WHAT SHAPE IS MADE (C)
M041302B
WHAT POINTS DID YOU CONNECT (1)
M041302C
DRAW A 6-SIDED SHAPE (1)
M041254
HOW MANY EDGES DOES THE CUBE HAVE (D)
M041153
PERIMETER OF THE COMPOUND FIGURE (C)
M041132
HOW MANY TILES LONG THE SNAKE IS (B)
M041165
DRAW ALL THE LINES OF SYMMETRY (2)
M041174
STUDENTS SOLD MORE THAN 10 BOXES (1)
M041191
PETER'S HEIGHT (D)
M051043
NUMBERS WITH 6 AS A FACTOR (1)
M051040
FIGURE WITH THREE QUARTERS SHADED (A)
M051008
WHO PAID LESS FOR EACH BOTTLE (1)
M051031A
FRACTION WATERED ON MONDAY (1)
M051031B
FRACTION WATERED ON TUESDAY (1)
M051508
NEXT 2 NUMBERS IN THE PATTERN (1)
M051216A
STREET PARALLEL TO GREEN STREET (A)
M051216B
PERPENDICULAR TO APPLE STREET (B)
M051221
NUMBER OF TRIANGLES NEEDED (B)
M051115
SHAPE THAT FOLDS INTO A BOX (D)
M051507A
MOST FREQUENT SCORE ON QUIZ (1)
M051507B
SCORE OF 4 OR MORE ON QUIZ (1)
S031356
WHICH ANIMAL IS A PREDATOR (B)
S031291
WHAT WALRUS HAS TO KEEP IT WARM (A)
S031230
BIRDS/BATS/BUTTERFLIES SHARE (D)
S031325
MANUEL'S TEMPERATURE RISE (1)
S031068
MARIA'S EXPERIMENT WITH SALT/WATER (A)
S031418
POSITION OF PIECE OF ICE IN WATER (B)
S031197A
TWO USES OF ELECTRICITY (1)
S031197B
TWO USES OF ELECTRICITY (1)
S031197Z
TWO USES OF ELECTRICITY(DERIVED) (2)
S031371
HEAT TO CHANGE STATE OF WATER (D)
S031376
BEST SOIL FOR PLANTS TO GROW IN (D)
S031044
LABEL EARTH, MOON, AND SUN (1)
S031390A
ANIMAL EXTINCTION (1)
S031390B
ANIMAL EXTINCTION (1)
S031390Z
ANIMAL EXTINCTION(DERIVED) (2)
S051057
WRITE BODY PART BESIDE FUNCTION (1)
S051032
HEDGEHOG ROLLING INTO BALL (D)
S051049A
1: ANIMALS WITH BACKBONES (A)
S051049B
2: ANIMALS WITH BACKBONES (B)
S051049C
3: ANIMALS WITH BACKBONES (B)
S051049D
4: ANIMALS WITH BACKBONES (A)
S051049E
5: ANIMALS WITH BACKBONES (A)
S051049Z
ANIMALS WITH BACKBONES(DERIVED) (1)
S051033
WHY DESERT ANIMALS ACTIVE AT NIGHT (B)
S051173
CALCIUM IMPORTANT FOR GROWTH (1)
S051086
TEMPERATURE OF ICE, STEAM, WATER (A)
S051179
SUN REFLECTION IN A LAKE (C)
S051074
WILL THE BULB LIGHT (1)
S051119
TWO MAGNETS AND TWO METAL PINS (1)
S051071
CHILDREN ON SEESAW (B)
S051100
WHICH MADE FROM WATERFALL ENERGY (C)
S051156
HOW LONG AGO WAS PLANT ALIVE? (D)
S041117
FORCE CAUSING BOAT TO SAIL (B)
S041120
OBJECTS THAT PRODUCE LIGHT (C)
S041003
LIVING-NONLIVING THINGS IN A POND (1)
S041224
FLOWERING PLANT PARTS (2)
S041163
GROUP OF ANIMALS CONTAINS REPTILES (B)
S041039
BETTER WAY TO TRAVEL AROUND TOWN (1)
S041014
ONE FUNCTION OF FRUIT (A)
S041181
INFLUENZA PASSING BETWEEN PEOPLE (1)
S041174
MIGRATION OF BIRDS (1)
S041049
PROPERTIES OF TWO MATERIALS (C)
S041208
HOW OFTEN EARTH ROTATES ON AXIS (B)
S041060
IDENTIFIES GAS (1)
S041201A
ADVANTAGE TO FARMING BY A RIVER (1)
S041201B
DISADVANTAGE TO FARMING BY A RIVER (1)
S051041
WHICH IS A MAMMAL (C)
S051037
BODY CHANGES FROM RUNNING (1)
S051008
POTS WITH AND WITHOUT FERTILIZER (1)
S051004
BIRDS SIMILAR COLOR AS ENVIRONMENT (A)
S051026A
1: T/F ABOUT PREDATOR/PREY (A)
S051026B
2: T/F ABOUT PREDATOR/PREY (B)
S051026C
3: T/F ABOUT PREDATOR/PREY (B)
S051026D
4: T/F ABOUT PREDATOR/PREY (A)
S051026Z
T/F ABOUT PREDATOR/PREY(DERIVED) (1)
S051130
TAKE SALT OUT OF BIRTHDAY CAKE (1)
S051114
FOUR OBJECTS SORTED INTO GROUPS (C)
S051121A
1: OBJECTS CONDUCTORS (B)
S051121B
2: OBJECTS CONDUCTORS (B)
S051121C
3: OBJECTS CONDUCTORS (A)
S051121D
4: OBJECTS CONDUCTORS (B)
S051121E
5: OBJECTS CONDUCTORS (A)
S051121Z
OBJECTS CONDUCTORS(DERIVED) (1)
S051147
MARBLE ROLLS DOWN THE TRACK (1)
S051105
WATER ON SIDEWALK (A)
S051110
WHAT SHELLFISH TELL SCIENTISTS (D)
S051111
SHADOW OF TREE AT DIFFERENT TIMES (B)
S031340
BEST SOURCE OF CALCIUM (C)
S031236
BIRD'S FOOT STRUCTURE (D)
S031391A
WAYS TO AVOID WASTING WATER (1)
S031391B
WAYS TO AVOID WASTING WATER (1)
S031391Z
WAYS TO AVOID WASTING WATER(DERIVED) (2)
S031361
EYES IN DIFFERENT OUTSIDE CONDITIONS (B)
S031001
HOW TADPOLES GET IN THE POND (D)
S031084
TRUE FOR LIVING AND NONLIVING (C)
S031410
WHICH IS A MIXTURE (A)
S031421
MATERIALS THAT WILL BURN (1)
S031298
BOILED EGG IN COLD WATER (B)
S031076
TWO CARTS HOLDING MAGNETS (1)
S031275
EXPLANATION FOR DAY AND NIGHT (C)
S041311
THERMOMETER READING HOTTEST WATER (B)
S041178
WHAT PLANTS USE ENERGY FOR (A)
S041182
ONE THING TO AVOID FLU (1)
S041180
CORRECT PREDATOR-PREY RELATIONSHIP (C)
S041187
DESCRIBES CONDENSATION (D)
S041013A
USE OF TIGER CANINES (1)
S041013B
USE OF RAT INCISORS (1)
S041067
TYPE OF ENERGY THAT RUNS OBJECTS (1)
S041305
A BALANCE AND FOUR CUBES (A)
S041048
STYROFOAM-BRICK-APPLE WEIGH MORE (1)
S041110
ENERGY RECEIVED FROM THE SUN (1)
S041069
SHADOW ALONG WHICH LINE (B)
S041100
REASON FOR DIRECTION RIVER FLOWS (B)
S041092
DRINKING WATER COMES FROM (D)
S031254
ANIMAL WITH YOUNG AND ADULT FORMS (B)
S031266
ONLY FEMALE SIBERIAN TIGERS LEFT (D)
S031233
MAIN FEATURES OF FOUR ANIMALS (1)
S031204
COARSE & FINE SALT ADDED TO WATER (1)
S031273
METAL SPOON AND WOODEN SPOON (B)
S031299
SUNLIGHT MADE UP OF COLORS (1)
S031281
WHY BIRDS SIT ON THEIR EGGS (B)
S031077
OBJECT IN CIRCUIT FOR BULB TO GLOW (A)
S031311
FORCE THAT CAUSES OBJECT TO FALL (B)
S031088A
TWO WAYS TO USE AIR (1)
S031088B
TWO WAYS TO USE AIR (1)
S031088Z
TWO WAYS TO USE AIR(DERIVED) (2)
S031389
SOIL CHANGE DUE TO NATURAL CAUSES (D)
S051044
TREE AND BIRD; GLASS AND SPOON (1)
S051020
WHY LIZARDS SIT IN THE SUN (A)
S051003
LEAVES FROM TWO KINDS OF TREES (D)
S051168
WHY PLASTIC OBJECTS DANGEROUS (1)
S051010
MIDDLE TREE DID NOT GROW AS WELL (1)
S051035
DECREASE AIR POLLUTION IN A CITY (B)
S051059
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ICE AND WATER (1)
S051142
TEMPERATURE WHICH MATERIALS MELT (A)
Total: 492
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