Midterm Setup:
Your midterm will be over the course of 2 days. Your grade will be a combined score over the two days. (Example if you received a 50% on the first day and a 100% on the second, your overall midterm grade would be a 75%). To study answer the questions in the review packet, review notes and past tests, and review the blog resources henryalgebra1.blogspot.com
Test Setup: Part 1 January 23rd and Part 2 January 24th
30 multiple choice (15 each day) questions worth 2 points each
4 open ended questions (2 each day) worth 4 points each
4 open ended questions (2 each day)worth 6 points points each
Midterm Topics:
Your midterm will cover the following topics that you have learned this year. The questions on the midterm will come from the following:
1. Linear Equations
a. Direct Variation (2 questions)
b. Arithmetic Sequences (2 questions)
c. Writing and Graphing Linear Equations (2 questions)
d. Parallel and Perpendicular Lines (1 question)
e. Linear Regression (2 questions)
2. Exponential Equations
a. Exponential Decay (3 questions)
b. Exponential Growth (3 questions)
c. Geometric Sequences (2 questions)
d. Determine Exponential Behavior (2 questions)
e. Write an Exponential Function (2 questions)
3. Systems
a. Solve systems of equations using substitution (2 questions)
b. Solve systems of equations using elimination (1 question)
c. Solve systems of equations by graphing (1 question)
c. Solve system of inequalities (2 questions)
4. Inequalities
a. Solve inequalities (1 question)
b. Graph inequalities on a number line (2 questions)
c. Use interval notation (1 question)
5. Other
a. Use Function Notation (3 questions)
b. Determine whether a graph is a function (1 question)
c. Recursive Formulas (1 question)
d. Inverse Functions (1 question)
e. Consecutive Integer Problem (1 question)
