Chapter 2 Test (one attempt, 1-2 hours, no call or Zoom)

Purpose:  The purpose of this test is to make sure you have mastered enough skills with solving linear equations and inequalities, percents, formulas and perimeter for you to be successful later on - in the rest of this course and in subsequent math, science and other courses. 

We have spent over two weeks covering many different concepts, operations and real life applications of solving linear equations and inequalities, percents, formulas and perimeter.  This proctored test has served as a motivation for you to really engage in your learning by taking neat video notes, completing the homework neatly and accurately, discussing concepts, asking for help and reviewing thoroughly.

Instructions:

No need to call or use Zoom on the chapter test, just the final exam.

Calculators are not allowed on this test. 

It is a one hour test but you will be given up to 2 hours for it.

You need to show all of your work for this test.

I will give you 2 points extra credit if you do each question twice and show all of your work neatly and clearly, before you click on "Submit Quiz".

Please use full 8.5"x11" sheets of paper and write out all of the steps to your answers neatly.  Do not use half sheets of paper.

You need to turn your test work in at the end of this test.

Please write your name on your test paper(s). 

Number your answers: Q.1,  Q.2,  Q.3, ... 

How to test well:

Make sure you have completed the review.

Make sure you have 2 hours in a quiet place with no distractions.

Please read each question carefully twice. 

Please show all of your work for each question on paper. 

Please write your answers clearly on paper and type them in the spaces provided.

Please draw a picture or diagram if needed - the questions instructions will guide you. 

Please check your answer for each question.

Criteria - how it will be graded:  Each question will show how many points it is worth.  If you type the incorrect answer you might also receive some "attempt" points if your work for the question shows that you are "on the right track" or close to correct.  So please make sure to write down all of your work for each question neatly and clearly on your paper in order to get the best possible grade.