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    This document is a first quarter test for an Algebra 2 online course. It contains 25 multiple choice questions testing concepts covered in lessons 1 through 21 of the course. The questions cover topics such as simplifying algebraic expressions, dividing fractions, solving equations, and translating word problems into algebraic equations.

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    Algebra 2 Online (Teaching Textbooks)

    First Quarter Test 2


    (Test includes material up to Lesson 21. Take after Lesson 21.)

    Fill in the blanks.

    1. (L16) When all the factors in a numerator cancel, then a(n) _____ is put in their place.

    A. 1
    B. 0
    C. x
    D. denominator
    E. None of the above

    2. (L18) To divide fractions, you just divide the _____.

    A. numerators and denominators


    B. denominators and numerators
    C. denominator over 0
    D. numerator over 0
    E. None of the above

    1 1
    3. (L19) The LCD of and is _____.
    4x 6x

    A. 24x
    B. 18x
    C. 48x
    D. 36x
    E. None of the above

    Select the correct expression for each of the following phrases.

    4. (L16) 5[8 – (–2 + 3)], all subtracted from –2:

    A. 5[8 – (–2 + 3)] + 2


    B. 5[8 – (–2 + 3)] – 2
    C. –2 – 5[8 – (–2 + 3)]
    D. 2 – 5[8 – (–2 + 3)]
    E. –2 + 5[8 – (–2 + 3)]
    5. (L16) 3 + 8(4 – 7), all divided by –5:

    3 + 8 (4 − 7)
    A.
    5
    3 + 8 (4 − 7)
    B.
    −5
    8(4 − 7) − 3
    C.
    5
    3
    D. + 8(4 − 7)
    −5
    8 (4 − 7)
    E. 3 +
    −5

    For each question below, tell whether the two expressions are equivalent.

    4 + 10x
    6. (L17) and 2 + 5x
    2

    A. Equivalent
    B. Nonequivalent
    4 + 10x
    C. is greater than 2 + 5x
    2
    D. It depends on what x is.
    E. None of the above

    y 7y
    7. (L13) 8 y− and
    3 3

    A. Equivalent
    B. Nonequivalent
    7y y
    C. is greater than 8 y−
    3 3
    D. It depends on what y is.
    E. None of the above

    Solve each equation below. Indicate any false equations or identities. Make sure the answer
    is fully reduced.

    8. (L12) –2[3(x + 2) – 4x] = 2

    A. Identity
    B. False equation
    C. 7
    D. 14
    E. None of the above
    9. (L14) 5x + 3 = –8x + 29

    A. Identity
    B. False equation
    C. –2
    D. 2
    E. None of the above

    9 + 3x
    10. (L13) =−12
    4

    A. Identity
    B. False equation
    C. –13
    D. –19
    E. None of the above

    11. (L14) 2(4 + x) + 3x = 5x

    A. Identity
    B. False equation
    C. 0
    D. 8
    E. None of the above

    Select the simplified form of each expression below.

    4 x−2 x −3
    12. (L19) +
    x 3x

    5x−5
    A.
    4x
    13x−5
    B.
    3x
    5x−3
    C.
    3x
    13x−9
    D.
    3x
    7x−5
    E.
    4x
    x−4 x
    13. (L19) −
    x+2 2x + 4

    x−8
    A.
    2x + 4
    −4
    B.
    3x + 6
    3x − 4
    C.
    2x + 4
    3x − 8
    D.
    2x + 4
    x−4
    E.
    2x + 4

    14. (L12) –5[3(2 + x) – 2x]

    A. 4x – 5
    B. 5x + 30
    C. –25x + (–30)
    D. –5x + (–30)
    E. –13x + 6

    Calculate the value of each expression below.

    15. (L5) –3(10) + (–2)(4)

    A. –48
    B. –38
    C. –24
    D. –35
    E. None of the above

    16. (L12) 3[–12 + 4(5 – 8)]

    A. –48
    B. –24
    C. –72
    D. –79
    E. None of the above

    −8 + (−12)
    17. (L5)
    −3 + (−2)

    A. 8
    B. –6
    C. 5
    D. 4
    E. None of the above
    Select the simplified form of each expression below.

    3x + 15
    18. (L17)
    7x + 35

    7
    A.
    3
    3
    B.
    7
    1
    C.
    4 x + 20
    D. 10x + 40
    5
    E.
    7

    7 18x
    19. (L18) ⋅
    9x 35

    5
    A.
    4
    9x
    B.
    28
    2
    C.
    5
    17
    D.
    2
    3
    E.
    8

    9 12x
    20. (L18) ÷
    5x + 15 x+3

    21
    A.
    6x + 18
    3x + 9
    B.
    4 x + 12
    12 x
    C.
    5
    1
    D.
    5x
    3
    E.
    20 x
    Solve each equation below. Indicate any false equations or identities. Make sure the answer
    is fully reduced.

    12
    21. (L20) =2
    7x

    6
    A.
    7
    7
    B.
    6
    6
    C.
    14
    12
    D.
    14
    14
    E.
    12

    3 8
    22. (L21) =
    5x 4x −3

    9
    A.
    28
    28
    B.
    9
    9
    C. −
    28
    28
    D. −
    9
    3
    E.
    7

    4 x 2x 2
    23. (L21) + =
    5 15 3

    3
    A.
    7
    3
    B. −
    7
    7
    C. −
    15
    7
    D.
    15
    5
    E.
    7
    5 3 7
    24. (L21) − =
    x+4 2x + 8 2

    2
    A.
    7
    2
    B. −
    7
    7
    C.
    40
    D. 3
    E. –3

    Translate the word problem below into an equation, then solve.

    25. (L15) Charlie and Joe met at the movie theater to see the latest summer blockbuster. After it
    was over, they headed home in opposite directions. Charlie walked home briskly at 6 miles per
    hour, while Joe took a cab that traveled at 40 miles per hour. In how many hours will they be
    23 miles apart?

    3
    A. hour
    5
    1
    B. hour
    2
    C. 1 hour
    D. 2 hours
    E. None of the above

    End of Test

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