SUHSD Math End-of-Course Exam- Alignment to District Standards

MATH 8 –2

Form D – September 2004

 

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Standard

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2.5 Determine slope in a graphic representation

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2.5 Determine slope in graphic and symbolic representations

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2.6 Use slope to compare customary units of measure

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2.6 Use rate of change to make a prediction in a contextual situation represented graphically

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3.1 Simplify algebraic expressions emphasizing use of properties

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3.1 Write algebraic expressions from verbal descriptions

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3.1 Simplify algebraic expressions substituting numerical values for variables

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3.2 Use patterns in graphs to distinguish linear from non-linear relationships

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3.2 Use patterns in tables to distinguish linear from non-linear relationships

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3.3 Write an equation to represent quantitative relationships

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3.3 Write an equation to represent quantitative relationships

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3.3 Write an equation to represent quantitative relationships

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3.3 Write an equivalent equation by combining like terms

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3.4 Solve a multi-step linear equation in one variable

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3.4 Solve a multi-step linear equation in one variable

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3.4 Solve a multi-step linear equation in one variable

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3.4 Solve a multi-step linear equation in one variable

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3.4 Solve a multi-step linear equation in one variable

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3.4 Solve a multi-step linear inequality in one variable

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3.4 Solve a multi-step linear inequality in one variable

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3.4 Solve a multi-step linear inequality in one variable

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3.5 Determine rate in a contextual problem

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3.5 Determine rate in a contextual problem

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4.1 Construct a sample space to determine a probability (expressed as a decimal)

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4.2 Compute probability in a dependent event (express as a fraction)

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4.3 Make predictions based on theoretical probability

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4.3 Make predictions based on experimental probability

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4.3 Make predictions based on theoretical probability

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5.1 Determine corresponding sides and angles of congruent triangles

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5.2 Determine the perimeter of a polygon

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5.2 Use formulas to determine the area of simple composite figures

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5.2 Use formulas to estimate the area of a circle

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5.2 Use formulas to estimate the area of a circle

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5.2 Use formulas to determine the surface area of a rectangular prism

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5.2 Use formulas to determine the volume of a cube

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5.2 Use formulas to determine the volume of a rectangular prism

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5.2 Use formulas to determine the volume of a cylinder

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5.3 Determine the relationships between corresponding sides of similar triangles

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5.3 Determine the relationships between corresponding sides of similar rectangles

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5.3 Determine an area of a rectangle using scale factors