Algebra I Exit Exam Review Sheet 


Test Format: 50 multiple choice questions with a supplement of 10 free response questions. 

Topics tested include but are not limited to: 

Absolute Value Equations 
Add and subtract polynomials 
Arithmetic sequences 
Box and Whisker plot 
Distance formula 
Evaluating functions 
Factoring polynomials 
Geometric sequences 
Graphing equations 
Graphing inequalities 
Graphing linear inequalities 
Inequalities 
Linear equations from two points 
Multiply polynomials 
Multiplying polynomials 
Odds 
Operations with Matrices 
Order of operations 
Percent of change 
Probability 
Properties of algebra 
Proportions 
Quadratic equations 
Quadratic formula 
Real number system 
Scientific notation 
Simplifying monomials 
Simplifying radical expressions 
Solving equations 
Solving formulas 
Stem and Leaf plot 
Systems of equations 
Systems of inequalities 
Transformations 
Translating words to symbols 
Trigonometric ratios 

Vocabulary tested includes but is not limited to: 

“Is less than” 
“Less than” 
Absolute value 

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Arithmetic sequence Formulas 
Ascending order 
Associative property Distance 
Binomial Quadratic formula 
Commutative property Pythagorean Theorem 
Cosine Slope formula 
Descending order Standard form 
Dilation Slope-Intercept form 
Dividend Point-Slope form 
Divisor Trigonometric Ratios 
Evaluate 
Expression 
Geometric sequence 
Identity property 
Inequality 
Integers 
Irrational numbers 
Lower quartile 
Matrix 
Mean 
Median 
Mode 
Monomial 
Odds 
Polynomial 
Probability 
Product 
Quotient 
Range 
Rate of change 
Rational numbers 
Real numbers 
Reflexive property 
Replacement set 
Right circular cone 
Rotation 
Scalar multiplication 
Simplify 
Sine 
Solution 
Solve 
Sum 
Tangent 
Trinomial 
Upper quartile 
Vertex/vertices 

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Sample problems: 

Evaluate 

x 
+-y

1) -6(5 + 4 · -3) – 10 · 2 2) for x = 2, y = -4, z = 7

3z 


3) Translate the following sentence into an equation: The product of 3 and a number is 7 more than 
twice a number. 

4) Find the probability of the following event: A bag contains 3 red, 4 blue, and 8 white marbles. 
Jorge reaches in without looking. What is the probability he will choose a blue marble? A blue or a 
white marble? A blue and a white marble? 

5) From the situation above, what are the odds that Jorge chooses a white marble? 

Solve: 
- 
4x 
- 
8

6) 6x – 3 + 2x = 12 – x 7) = 
10 8) -3(x – 9) + 2 = 22

3 

- 
7x+ 
2

9) x2 + 7x + 12 = 0 10) 

= 
9 11) x2 + 13x = 7 

Simplify: Find the distance between: 

3x2 y-7 z

12) 13) (3, 4), (-12, 5) 

5 34

4xyz 


Evaluate: Write a linear equation in slope-intercept form 
14) If h(x) = 3x2 – 10x, find h(-2) 15) (5, 9), (6, 12) 


Multiply: 
16) (3x – 8)(2x + 4) 17) (5x – 8)2 


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A3 
5 
A3 
5 
Graph: 
.y 
= 
2x 
- 
3

18) y = -3x – 4 19) 4x + 2y = 5 20) . 


.y 
>-x 
+ 
2 

Draw a box and whisker plot for the following set of data: 
21) 18, 27, 34, 52, 54, 59, 61, 68, 78, 82, 85, 87, 91, 93, 100 

B 

22) Using the drawing to the right, write the ratios of sin B, cos B, and tan B. 

4 

C 

Simplify: Arrange in descending order in terms of x. 


5 610 7

23) 

24xyz 
24) 5x3y4 + 7xy + -4x5y + 2x2y
Find the difference Factor 
25) (4x2 – 3x + 8) – (-5x2 – 10) 26) 3x2 + x – 24 

Factor completely Simplify 
27) 3x2– 147 28) 4 3 - 
2 

2 +-73 + 
9 


2 


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