Make a practice set Skill practice Work on a topic or mix them together. Starting-point check Up to two questions from each of 24 skills. Revisit mistakes 0 questions to try again. Focus skillAll skills Translate a linear relationship Connect tables and equations Use two conditions together Work inside a feasible range Read a quadratic feature Exponents and nonlinear rules Percentages with a clear base Ratios with visible units Summarize and interpret data Use counts to describe chance Measure areas and volumes Angles, similarity and right triangles Read parameters and equivalent linear forms Reason inside simultaneous constraints Distinguish intersections and solution counts Rewrite powers and polynomial expressions Keep valid solutions after nonlinear steps Recover a model from changing inputs Let units control multistep proportions Track the base of every percentage Compare spread without losing frequencies Use tables to test models and sample estimates Connect angle facts to similarity Recover lengths from volume and right triangles Questions5 10 20 48
300 four-option questions and 100 numeric responses give practice with both response types. The mix is editorial, not an official blueprint; this is not an adaptive test or score predictor.
x = ? Room to think. Use paper to work through each step. This foundation practice is untimed, with hints available when you need them.
Numeric answers accept fractions and exact decimals. For multiple selections, choose every correct option.
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