Name ____________________________

Assessment A
Date __________ Score ___ %
Expressions, Linear Equations

Shade in the circle of the correct answer.

1. Simplify the expression. 6. Emily is buying a CD for $17. The sales

tax rate where she lives is 6%. How
2(3x - 1) + x much will the CD cost including tax?

® 6x 1+x ® $18.02 ® $17.06

@ 6X2-2 © $17.42 ® $18.06
@ 7x-2
7. Which equation matches this graph?
@ 3x - 1 + 2x y
® y=x-1 -..-..-4 !

2. Which of the following is equal to 1

(3X2 + 6x + 4) (-x 2 + 2x - 1) ?
® Y= 2 x - 1 ...... i'I!:-x
-4 4

@ 4X2 + 4x + 5
© y = -2x + 2 I
L. ......
...... <

® 2X2 + 4x + 3
® y=2x-1 L'----4

8. What is the slope of the line passing

© 4X2 + 6x + 3 through points (-2, 1) and (0, -1)?
@ None of the above.
® 0 ® 1

3. Given that a = -1, b = 3, and c = -4, © -1 @ -2

evaluate the expression.
9. Write the equation 3y - 2x + 6 = 0 in
5b - (a + C)2 slope-intercept form.
2
® 144 ® 6 ® y=3"x-2 ® y=-2x+6
3 1
© 400 @ -10 © y= 2x + 2 @ Y = 6x -18

10. Which graph matches this equation in

4. Solve for x. 4x - 8 = -12
point-slope form? (y - 3) = -2(x - 1)?
® 5 ® -5
-4 Y

© -1 @ 1 ® ®
1 ..,,' " "x
5. Solve for x. 2 (12x - 6) = 2x - 15 ".
.... i"""

9
® 5 ® -3 © @
© -15 @ 4

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Name ____________________________
Assessment B
Date _______________ Score _ _ _ % Linear Systems, Inequalities,
. . Shade in the circle of the correct answer. Absolute Value
I
1. Which point is the 6. Solve this linear inequality. -3x > 9
solution to this
graphed system of ® x=-3
linear equations? x
© x>3
y=x-1
1
y =-"'2x +2 7. Which inequality matches the graph?
.. I • I I ...
® (2,1) ® (0,-1) 2 3
© (-1,2) @ (~; 0) ® x;:::-1 ® X:5-i

2. Use substitution to © x > -1 ® x < -1

solve this linear
system. 8. Which inequality matches the graph?

® (-1,0) ® (3, -2) ® y = -2x-1

© (1,4) @ (1,2) ® y < -2x-1
3. Use linear
6x - 2y =-2 © y > -2x-1
combinations to solve
this linear system.
2x + 2y = 10 ® y:5 -2x - 1

® (2,7) ® (1,4) 9. Which numbers are solutions to this

absolute value equation?
C9 (0,1) ® (5,0)
]4x - 2] =10
4. The ordered pair (3, -1) is a solution of
which linear system? @ -3 and 3 ® -2 and 3

® 2x - 5y = 11 ® x + 3y = 15
© 2 and 3 @ 4 and 2
-x+y=2 2x + 4y = 2
10. Which graph shows the solution to this
© 3x+y=8 ® None of absolute value inequality?
x+2y=1 the above

5. The Martino family bought 5 movie

OIl( I • e I Ie ...
tickets and 3 tubs of popcorn for $39.50. ® -1 0 1 2 3 4 5
The Chang family bought 3 movie tickets
and 1 tub of popcorn for $20.50. How
much does a tub of popcorn cost?
® ~"~I-+~--rl-$$~I
-1 0 1 2 3
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4 5

~"Hrl-+1~e __I--.1-&m~I-'''
® $2.50 ® $3.50 © -1 0 1 2 3 4 5

© $4.00 ® $5.50 ® None of the above

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Name ____________________________ Assessment C
Date _ _ _ _ _ __ Score ____ 0/0 Multiplying & Dividing
Polynomials, Factoring

Shade in the circle of the correct answer.

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1. Simplify the expression. 24x 6 7. Factor the expression. 9x 2 -4
8X2
9(X2 - 4)
6x 3
®
® ® 3x 3
® (3x - 2)(3x + 2)
© 16x 4 @ 3x 4
@ (3x - 2)2
2. Simplify the expression. (4x2y)3
® None of the above

@ 4x2y3 ® 64x6y3 8. Factor the expression. X2 - 4x + 4

© 4x5y4 @ 64x5y3
® (x - 4)2

3. Simplify the expression. x3 + x

X
® (x + 2)2

© (x - 2)(x + 2)
® X2 + 1 ® x3 @ None of the above
© X4 + X2 @ 2X2
9. Factor the expression. 6x 2 -7x - 10
4. What is the product of (2x + 1)(x - 3)?
® (3x - 10)(2x + 1)

® 2X2 + X - 3 ® 2X2 - 5x - 3
® (6x + 5)(x - 2)

© 3x- 2 @ 2x - 6x - 3
© (6x - 5)(x + 2)

5. When multiplying two binomials, what @ None of the above

does the acronym FOIL stand for?
10. The perimeter of a
® First, Outer, Inner, Last (terms) rectangle is 52 cm.
Its area is 160 cm 2.
® Factor, Order, Identify, Look back
What are the
© Fake Or Invent Lines dimensions of the
rectangle?
@ Few Ostriches Investigate Logic
® 4 cm x 40 cm
6. What is the greatest common factor of
4x 6 and 12x3y ? ® 4 em x 13 cm

® 2x 3y ® 4x © 10 cm x 16 cm

4x 3 @ 8x 3 @ The problem cannot be solved from

© the given information.

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Name _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___
Assessment D
Date ________ Score _ _ _ 0/0
Rational Expressions, Quadratics
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Shade in the circle of the correct answer.

1. Simplify the expression. 3x + 9 6. Simplify the expression.

X2 - 9

3
® x ® 2.J2
© --132 @ 8
2

7. Find the missing length.

2. Simplify the expression.
®
x~
3
X3 + 2X2
® x 3 4x ®
X2
-2x
® 8

X2 x
© 81
12

©
C X2 _ 2x
@ x-2 @ None of the above

3. Simplify the expression. X2 - 16 ..:.. ~ 8. Which equation is the quadratic formula?

3 . 6
(A\ -b
6X2_16 ~ X= 2'a
® 3x-4
® =.J b 2 - 4ac
x
,-----
@
© x = -b +.y 2a
2(x - 4) b2 - 4ac

4. Simplify the expression. 3

5x -10
+ _1_
x 2
® None of the above

8 9. Use the quadratic formula to solve for x.

® 5x -10 2X2 - X - 3 =0
@ 3x
5x -10
® -1, ; ® -;,1
© -2,3 @ 5
5. It takes William 45 minutes to weed the
10. Which equation matches the graph?
garden. It takes his younger sister Maya
75 minutes to do the same job. If they ® y = x 2 -2
work together, how long will it take
them? (Round to the nearest minute.) ® y =-x 2 + 1
® 25 minutes ® 28 minutes © y =-2x 2 - 4x - 2
© 36 minutes @ 60 minutes ® y = 3x 2 - 6x + 1

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