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W ASHINGTON S TATE
END-OF-COURSE EXAM
Name: _________________________________________________
Date: __________________________________________________
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GENERAL DIRECTIONS
Today you will be taking a Washington State Algebra I End-of-Course Practice Test. To
complete this test, you will need to use the answer document provided with this practice
test on Page 24. This practice test is designed to simulate the Washington State Algebra l
testing experience.
Three different types of questions appear on this test:
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A formula sheet is provided for the Algebra I End-of-Course Exam, and is provided on
Page 22 and 23 of this Practice Test.
The Practice Test will be broken up into 4 different sections and completed over 3-50
minute periods:
Section 1: Questions 1-6
* Number, operations, expression and variables
Section 2: Questions 7-19
* Linear equations and inequalities
Section 3: Questions 20-31
* Characteristics and behaviors of linear and non-linear functions
Section 4: Questions 32-37
* Data and statistics
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* Be sure to answer all questions before you end each test session. However, do not
spend too much time on any one question.
* If you do not know the answer to a question, make your best guess and go on to the next
question.
* You will not be penalized for guessing.
19
,3,8.7 10 0 , 62
2
19
62,8.7 10 0,3 ,
b.
2
19
c. 8.7 10 0,3 , , 62
2
19
d. 3, 62, ,8.7 10 0
2
a.
b. when x > -3
c. when x > 3
d. never
3.
Simplify
20
a. 10
b. 4 5
c. 2 5
d. 5 2
19
2
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1
d vt at 2
2
2d
vt 3
d vt
b. a
t2
a. a
2d vt
t2
2d vt
d. a
t2
c. a
y17
x
b.
y15
x5
c.
y 23
x9
d.
y 26
x7
y10
x 5 y 3
5 x is defined for.
7. Solve:
a.
3x 1
8
5
41
5
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b.
c.
d.
41
5
13
13
1
8. Which equation is y x 5 in standard form?
3
1
a. x y 5
3
1
x y 5
b.
3
c. x 3y 15
d. x 3y 15
9. Taras cell phone plan costs $39.00 a month, which includes 100 text messages. After she
uses all of her text messages, it will cost her $.15 per text message.
Write an equation or inequality that could be used to determine the total cost of
her cell phone bill after her first 100 text messages.
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If Tara only wants to spend $43 on her cell phone bill, how many text messages
can she send?
10. Fred, Thomas, and Zachary worked at the ice cream store in the mall. Last week, Fred
earned more money than Thomas, but less than Zachary. The graph shows the money earned
by Zachary and Thomas.
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12. Write an equation of the line that passes through the pair of points.
(-5, -2), (3, -1)
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1
11
x
8
8
1
11
b. y x
8
8
1
11
c. y x
8
8
1
8
d. y x
8
11
a.
1
13. Which of these is the equation of a line with y-intercept (0, 2) and slope
?
3
1
a. y x 2
3
1
b. y 2x
3
1
y 2x
c.
3
1
d. 2y x
14. A 1,500-gallon tank contains 200 gallons of water. Water begins to run into the tank at the
rate of 75 gallons per hour. When will the tank be full but not overflowing?
a.
7 hours, 8 minutes
b. 17 hours, 20 minutes
c. 20 hours
d. 22 hours, 40 minutes
15. According to the graph, which statement best describes the slope?
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a. As the distance traveled increases by 20, the amount of gas in the tank decreases by 3.
b. As the distance traveled decreases by 3, the amount of gas in the tank increases by 20.
c. As the distance traveled increases by 30, the amount of gas in the tank increases by 2.
d. As the distance traveled decreases by 20, the amount of gas in the tank decreases by 3.
4 3x 2 14 .
Display the set of solutions that makes the compound inequality true by graphing them on
the number line below.
17. Which is the graph of the solution set of the system of inequalities?
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x 2y 10
2x y 0
1
y x3
2
1
b. y x 7
2
c. y 2x 8
d. y 2x 3
a.
1
x 8 and goes through (-4, 5).
2
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19. Only chocolate and vanilla ice cream cones are sold at an ice cream store. In one day, the
number of chocolate cones sold was 1 more than 4 times the number of vanilla cones sold. A
total of 121 cones were sold that day.
Let c = the number of chocolate cones sold.
Let v = the number of vanilla cones sold.
Write equations to determine the number of chocolate cones sold that day.
Use the equations to determine the number of chocolate cones sold that day.
Show your work using words, numbers, and/or diagrams.
20. The chart shows the amount of total salary (commission plus base salary) paid to employees
of a store that specializes in big screen televisions.
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Which equation best represents the total salary (T) that an employee makes for selling any
number of television sets (n)?
a. T = 50n + 100
b. T = 100(n + 50)
c. T = 100n + 50
d. T = 50(n + 100)
21. In 2000, 5500 people attended the State B basketball tournament. The enrollment has been
increasing 2% annually. Select the equation that would determine the total number of people
who attend t years after 2000.
a.
y 5500(.02) x
b. y 5500(0.2) x
c.
y 5500(1.02) x
d. y 5500(1.2) x
22. Mr. Shindler begins traveling east on Interstate 90 from Spokane with a full tank of gasoline.
His car has a 15-gallon gas tank and gets 30 miles per gallon during highway travel.
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Let m = the number of miles Mr. Shindler has driven
Let g = the number of gallons of gas remaining in his tank
Select and justify in the answer box which equation describes the relationship
between the number of miles Mr. Shindler has traveled and the number of gallons
remaining in his gas tank.
a. g 15 30m
b. m 30g 15
m
c. g 15
30
30
d. m g 15
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23. You are a full time employee at a marketing firm. In order to maintain fulltime status you
must work a minimum of 25 hours a week, and you cannot work more than 45 hours in a
week. You make $20 per hour.
24. Which function best represents the values in the table below?
x
-3
-1
0
2
5
f(x)
-27
-1
0
8
125
a.
f (x) x 3
b.
f (x)
c.
f (x)
d.
1
x
f (x) x
f (x) 2x 2 4 x 5
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26. Which best describes the difference(s) between the graphs of f (x) 5x
3
g(x) 10x ?
4
3
and
4
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29. Which table represents the recursive formula:
an = an-1 - 6
30. Marcy recorded and graphed the daily height of a growing plant. Marcy's graph was linear.
Which table could be Marcy's data?
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31. This graph shows the relationship between the age of a planet in millions of years and the
number of moons the planet has.
Which of these statements is true about the graph?
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33. A college professor at the University of Washington surveyed 150 students at the university.
The students were asked if they prefer in class or take home tests. The professor drew the
conclusion: One out of four college students prefer take home tests. Explain why this
conclusion is misleading.
a.
The professor surveyed a small sample of the population at one university but made
the conclusion about the entire population of college students.
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35. The graph shows the stock value for a technology company from 2002 to 2005. From this
graph, draw a line that fits the data and determine what is the most likely value of the stock
for the year 2000?
a. $0
b. $10
c. $20
d. $30
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36. Vance graphed the relation between fund-raising profits for the chess club and the number
of members.
y 29n 180
b. y 60n 180
c.
d. y
2
n 180
3
200
n 180
3
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37. Which term best describes the scatterplot below?
a. Positive correlation
b. Negative correlative
c. Zero correlation
d. Perfect correlation
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NAME: ___________________________________________
ALGEBRA I END-OF-COURSE EXAM PRACTICE TEST
Answer Key
Problem
Number
Standard
Problem
Number
A1.2.A
20
A1.1.A
A1.2.B
21
A1.1.A
A1.2.C
22
A1.7.D
23
A1.3.A
A1.2.C
24
A1.3.B
A1.2.B
25
A1.3.C
A1.4.A
26
A1.4.E
A1.4.B
27
A1.7.A
A1.1.B
28
A1.7.B
10
A1.1.C
29
A1.7.C
11
A1.4.A
30
A1.3.B
12
A1.4.B
31
A1.3.A
13
A1.4.B
32
A1.6.A
14
A1.4.C
33
A1.6.B
15
A1.4.C
34
A1.6.C
16
A1.4.A
35
A1.6.D
17
A1.4.D
36
A1.6.D
18
A1.4.C
37
A1.6.E
19
Answer
Short Answer
Short Answer
Answer
Short Answer
Standard
A1.1.A
A1.1.C
SCALE SCORE:
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Reporting
Strands
MC
(1-Point)
Number of Items
CP
SA
(1-point)
(2-point)
Number,
operations,
expression and
variables
1. A1.2.A
2. A1.2.B
3. A1.2.C
4. A1.7.D
5. A1.2.C
6. A1.2.B
11. A1.4.A
16. A1.4.A
Linear equations
and inequalities
7. A1.4.A
8. A1.4.B
10. A1.1.C
12. A1.4.B
13. A1.4.B
14. A1.1.B
15. A1.4.C
17. A1.4.D
18. A1.4.C
23. A1.3.A
25. A1.3.C
Characteristics
and behaviors of
linear and nonlinear functions
20. A1.1.A
21. A1.1.A
24. A1.3.B
26. A1.4.E
27. A1.7.A
28. A1.7.B
29. A1.7.C
30. A1.3.B
31. A1.3.A
Total
Total
Number
of Points
13
15
12
13
9. A1.1.B
19. A1.1.C
22. A1.1.A
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Data and
statistics
Total Items
32. A1.6.A
33. A1.6.B
34. A1.6.C
35. A1.6.D
36. A1.6.D
37. A1.6.E
29
37
40