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    This document contains a knowledge assessment with multiple choice questions about polynomials. It also contains process questions that require factoring polynomials. Finally, it contains understanding questions that require justifying answers and showing proofs regarding polynomials. The questions cover topics like factoring polynomials, defining polynomial terms, using manipulatives to represent algebra, and identifying coefficients and terms of polynomials.

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    This document contains a knowledge assessment with multiple choice questions about polynomials. It also contains process questions that require factoring polynomials. Finally, it contains understanding questions that require justifying answers and showing proofs regarding polynomials. The questions cover topics like factoring polynomials, defining polynomial terms, using manipulatives to represent algebra, and identifying coefficients and terms of polynomials.

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    This document contains a knowledge assessment with multiple choice questions about polynomials. It also contains process questions that require factoring polynomials. Finally, it contains understanding questions that require justifying answers and showing proofs regarding polynomials. The questions cover topics like factoring polynomials, defining polynomial terms, using manipulatives to represent algebra, and identifying coefficients and terms of polynomials.

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    KNOWLEDGE (10 pts.

    Direction: Fill in the blanks with the correct term or phrase to complete each statement.

    1. _________ a polynomial means writing is as a product of other polynomials.


    2. A/An _________ means having many terms.
    3. A polynomial having two terms is a/an _________.
    4. A polynomial having three terms is a/an _________.
    5. In the expression x+1, x and 1 are called _________.
    6. In the expression 2y(y+1), 2y and y+1 are called _________.
    7. In z(2z+1)= 2 +z, 2 +z is called _________.
    8. _________ is using tiles to represent variable and constant, learn how to represent and
    solve algebra problems.
    9. =4; = 9; = 16, therefore 4, 9 and 16 are _________.
    10. _________ helps student to make their work perfect.

    PROCESS (26 pts.)

    Direction: Factor the following polynomials completely. If it cannot factor, write NOT
    FACTORABLE. Show your solution.

    2 1 0

    The final answer is correct that was The final answer is correct but has incomplete solution There is no
    obtained in a systematic solution. or there is a solution but the answer is incorrect. answer.

    Common Monomial Factoring


    1. 4 +

    2. -8 + 12 - 24

    3. 2xyz - 32

    Difference of two squares


    4. 16 -1

    5. 294 -150

    Sum or Difference of two cubes


    6. +

    7. 1000 +

    Perfect Square Trinomials


    8. - 8x - 16
    9. -8 +4

    General Trinomials
    10. +5x+6

    11. + -3 -3
    12. - 4x - 21

    13. -13x + 20

    UNDERSTANDING (14 pts.)

    Direction: Read and analyze and answer the questions that follow.

    1. Is = + and = - ? Why or Why not? Provide a solution or proof.


    2. One of the conditions in factoring difference of two squares does not satisfy. For example

    - 4 , 24 is not a perfect square so it does not satisfied the second condition. Would it be
    still factorable? Justify your answer.

    4 3 2 1 0

    The answer to the The answer to the The answer to the The answer to the There is no
    question is correct. The question is correct. question is incorrect. question is incorrect. attempt to
    justification is clear. The justification is There is an attempt to There is no attempt to answer the
    The solutions are unclear. The justify the answer. The justify the answer. No question.
    evident. solutions are solutions are not that solutions provided.
    evident. evident.

    3. Why does + mx + 20 have six values of m? Show your proof.

    6 5 4 3 2 1 0

    All the Five values Four values Three values Two values Only one There is no
    values are are given are given are given are given value is given answer or the
    given correctly. correctly correctly correctly correctly. values given
    correctly. were incorrect.

    Prepared by:

    Mr. Oliver E. Ortiz Jr


    Subject Teacher

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