Honors Algebra I

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Select the number of each type of objective: (Selecting Random will randomly generate all subtypes) Click on any title to see the free sample worksheet. (only the first few samples are free) (Random) Solving Equations and Inequalities a. Solving Simple Linear Equations b. Solving Multi-Step Linear Equations (constant on one side) c. Solving Linear Equations with x's on both sides d. Solving Multi-Step Linear Equations e. Solving Linear Inequalities f. Solving Literal Equations g. Setting up Word Problems h. Solving Mixture Problems (Random) Real Numbers a. Identifying Basic Field Properties b. Identifying Properties of Equality c. Identifying Reflexive, Symmetric, Transitive d. Using the Distributive Law e. Classifying Numbers (Natural, Whole, Integer, Irrational, Rational, Real) f. Finding Numbers (Natural, Whole, Integer, Irrational, Rational, Real) g. Identifying Axioms of Inequalities (Random) Absolute Value (1 Variable) a. Solving Absolute Value Equations (1 variable) on a Number Line b. Reading Absolute Value Graphs (1 variable) from a Number Line c. Solving Absolute Value Inequalities (1 variable) on a Number Line d. Reading Absolute Value Inequality Graphs (1 variable) from a Number Line (Random) Coordinate Plane and Circles a. Graphing Multiple Points using Coordinates b. Identifying Multiple sets of Coordinates given a Graph c. Identifying Quadrants given Multiple Points d. Identifying and Creating Equations of Circles e. Using the Distance Formula f. Using the Midpoint Formula g. Creating Equations of Circles from 2 Key Points (Random) Slope a. Using the Formula for Slope b. Finding Slope of a Linear Equation c. Finding Slope for a Linear Graph d. Identifying Positive/Negative Slope e. Finding Slope of a Parallel Line f. Finding the Equation of a Parallel Line g. Finding Slope of a Perpendicular Line h. Finding the Equation of a Perpendicular Line (Random) Linear Equations a. Writing the Equation of a Horizontal Or Vertical Line b. Writing the Equation of a Linear Graph c. Graphing in Slope-Intercept Form d. Graphing with Point-Slope Form e. Graphing from Standard Form f. Finding the x and y Intercepts From an Equation g. Identify x and y Intercepts from a Graph h. Writing Linear Equations from Graphs i. Writing a Linear Equation from the y-intercept and Slope j. Writing Linear Equations from 2 Points k. Writing Linear Equations from a table l. Writing a Linear Equation from a Point and Slope m. Writing the Equation of a Parallel Line n. Changing an Equation to Standard Form o. Changing an Equation to Slope-Intercept Form p. Setting Up Word Problems (Random) Line of Best Fit a. Identifying Positive, Negative, and Zero Correlation b. Finding the Line of Best Fit from a Table or Scatter Plot c. Predicting with the Line of Best Fit (Random) Absolute Value (2 Variables) a. Finding the Vertex of an Absolute Value from a Graph b. Finding the Vertex of an Absolute Value from an Equation c. Finding the Direction of the Opening and Slope of Absolute Value Equations d. Writing the Equation from an Absolute Value Graph e. Graphing an Absolute Value Equation f. Graphing an Absolute Value Inequality (Random) Polynomials a. Identifying Like Terms b. Classifying Polynomials by the Number of Terms c. Adding Polynomials d. Subtracting Polynomials e. Subtracting Polynomials and Setting Up the Subtraction f. Multiplying Monomials (includes negative exponents) g. Multiplying Polynomials h. Dividing Monomials (includes negative exponents) i. Dividing Polynomials by a Monomial (no factoring needed) j. Dividing Polynomials by a Binomial (requires factoring) k. Using Algebra Tiles l. Perimeter and Area Problems m. Using Synthetic Division n. Using Long Division o. Using Box Division (Random) Factoring a. Identifying GCFs b. Factoring out Monomials (Reverse Distribution) c. Factoring out Monomials d. Factoring Trinomials with hints e. Factoring Trinomials (a=1) (Grid Factoring Video) f. Factoring Trinomials (a>1) (Grid Factoring Video) g. Factoring Difference of Squares h. Factoring Perfect Square Trinomials i. Area Problems (Random) Rational Expressions a. Multiplying Rational Expressions (Easier) (Requires Factoring!) b. Multiplying Rational Expressions (Harder) (Requires Factoring!) c. Dividing Rational Expressions (Easier) (Requires Factoring!) d. Dividing Rational Expressions (Harder) (Requires Factoring!) e. Adding Rational Expressions(Easier) (Requires Factoring!) f. Adding Rational Expressions (Harder) (Requires Factoring!) g. Subtracting Rational Expressions(Easier) (Requires Factoring!) h. Subtracting Rational Expressions (Harder) (Requires Factoring!) i. Mixed Rational Expressions (Multiple Operations with simplify)(Easier) (Requires Factoring!) j. Mixed Rational Expressions (Multiple Operations with simplify) (Harder) (Requires Factoring!) (Random) Squares and Square Roots a. Simplifying Square Roots of Square Numbers b. Estimating Square Roots (decimal values) c. Creating Factor Trees d. Simplifying Square Roots e. Simplifying Harder Square Roots f. Adding/Subtracting Square Roots g. Multiplying Square Roots h. Using the Pythagorean Theorem (finding the Hypotenuse) i. Evaluating a Square Root (of Discriminant) j. Evaluating Square and Cube Root Expressions k. Simplifying Square and Cube Root Expressions	(Random) Radical Expressions a. Simplifying Radical Expressions (Numbers Only) b. Adding Radical Expressions (Numbers Only) c. Subtracting Radical Expressions (Numbers Only) d. Multiplying Radical Expressions (Numbers Only) e. Dividing Radical Expressions (Numbers Only) f. Simplifying Combinations of Radical Expressions (Multiple Operations -- Numbers Only) g. Simplifying Radical Expressions (Includes Variables) (Requires some factoring) h. Adding Radical Expressions (Includes Variables) (Requires some factoring) i. Subtracting Radical Expressions (Includes Variables) (Requires some factoring) j. Multiplying Radical Expressions (Includes Variables) k. Dividing Radical Expressions (Includes Variables & Requires Rationalizing Denominators) (Random) Complex Numbers a. Fixing Radicals into Imaginary Numbers b. Adding Complex Numbers c. Subtracting Complex Numbers d. Multiplying Complex Numbers e. Dividing Complex Numbers f. Simplifying iⁿ (Random) Functions a. Identifying Functions from Relations. b. Completing Tables c. Finding the value of a relation d. Finding Domain of Relations e. Finding Range of Relations f. Describing the Transformation of a Basic Function g. Writing the Equation of a Transformed Function (Random) Roots a. Identifying Zeros of Graphs b. Finding Roots of Factored Functions c. Evaluating the Value of a Function d. Verifying Roots of Functions e. Relating Factors, Zeros and X-Intercepts (Random) More Function Properties a. Identifying Continuity in Graphs b. Finding Maximum and Minimum Values in Graphs c. Finding Domains d. Finding Ranges e. Finding X and Y intercepts in Graphs f. Reading Graphs for Word Problems g. Finding Inverses of Functions h. Finding Composition of Functions i. Using Composition of Functions to Identify Inverse Functions (Random) Exponents a. Identifying the Base, Exponent, and Coefficient in a monomial expression b. Fixing Negative and Zero Exponents c. Multiplying Monomials Law of Exponents (Positive Exponents) d. Multiplying Monomials Law of Exponents e. Dividing Monomials Law of Exponents (Positive Exponents) f. Dividing Monomials Law of Exponents g. Raising Monomials to a Power Law of Exponents (Positive Exponents) h. Raising Monomials to a Power Law of Exponents i. Simplifying Mixed Monomial Expressions j. Using Scientific Notation k. Solving Scientific Notation Word Problems (Random) Exponential Functions a. Writing Exponential Functions from Graphs b. Writing Exponential Functions from Words c. Writing Exponential Functions from Sets/Tables d. Writing Exponential Functions from Sequences e. Solving for the domain of a Exponential Function given an element of the range f. Find the value of a Exponential Function g. Find the domain and range of a Exponential Function h. Find the y-intercepts of a Exponential Function i. Transforming a Exponential Function j. Finding asymptotes of a Exponential Function k. Finding zeros of a Exponential Function l. Finding end behavior of a Exponential Function m. Exponential Word Problems - finding y-intercepts n. Exponential Word Problems - finding f(a) (Random) Geometric Sequences a. Writing the first n terms of a Geometric Sequence b. Defining a Geometric Sequence with Recursion c. Finding the n^th term formula for a Geometric Sequence d. Finding Geometric Means (Random) Quadratics a. Graphically Finding the Roots and Zeros b. Graphically Solving Quadratic Equations c. Factoring to Solve Quadratic Equations d. Solving Quadratic Equations using the Quadratic Formula e. Verifying Solutions of Quadratic Equations f. Solving Quadratic Based Word Problems g. Expressing Solutions to Quadratic Equations in a Table h. Identifying the Number of Solutions of a Quadratic Using the Discriminant i. Solving Quadratics By The Square-Root Method j. Solving Quadratics by Graphing k. Solving Quadratics by Completing the Square l. Solving Quadratics with the Quadratic Formula (Real Solutions) m. Solving Quadratics that have Imaginary Solutions n. Solving Quadratics (both imaginary and real solutions) (Random) Graphing Systems of Equalities/Inequalities a. Graphing Linear Inequalities b. Graphing Systems of Linear Inequalities c. Determining the number of Solutions of a System of Linear Equations d. Determining the Types of Lines in a System of Linear Equations (intersecting, parallel, or infinite solutions) e. Solving Two Linear Equations in Two Variables with Linear Combination f. Solving Two Linear Equations in Two Variables with Substitution g. Solving Two Linear Equations in Two Variables by Graphing h. Verify Solution of a System of Linear Equations i. Solving Word Problems (Systems of Linear Equations) (Random) Statistics a. Finding Mean, Median and Mode b. Identifying the Meaning of Mean, Median and Mode c. Finding Standard Deviation (s) d. Finding Standard Deviation (σ) e. Constructing Stem and Leaf f. Constructing Box and Whisker g. Reading Stem and Leaf h. Reading Box and Whisker i. Comparing Box and Whisker Plots j. Word Problems k. Finding a Z-Score l. Finding a piece of data given the z-score m. Finding the Mean Absolute Deviation (MAD) n. Comparing the Mean Absolute Deviation and Standard Deviation (Random) Direct and Inverse Variation a. Identifying Direct Variation b. Identifying Inverse Variation c. Identifying Variation of a Graph d. Setting up Direct Variations e. Setting up Inverse Variations f. Solving Variation Word Problems
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