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Getting ready for 10th grade math

Find a useful starting point before a new school year. Answer twelve questions, review the reasoning, and choose a manageable practice routine.

What this check covers

  • How to solve multi-step equations
  • Function notation: what f(x) means
  • Slope-intercept form from equations and tables
  • Angle totals
  • Square roots
  • Ratios and scale

Allow 15–25 minutes with paper for working. Use “Not sure yet” freely. Try without a calculator unless your normal learning support requires one. These are selected prerequisites, not the entire grade curriculum. High-school course order varies; our grade 11 check emphasizes Algebra 2 foundations and grade 12 emphasizes precalculus/calculus foundations.

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10th Grade entry check

12 questions · No time limit

Choose an answer or enter it as shown. You can include units. Select “Not sure yet” to mark a skill for practice. Results stay on this page unless you download them.

1 Solve 4x + 7 = 23.
2 Solve 3x + 2 = x + 12.
3 For f(x) = 5x − 2, find f(3).
4 For g(x) = x² + 2, find g(−4).
5 Find the slope and y-intercept of y = 3x − 4.
6 A line passes through (0, 2) and (2, 8). Write its equation.
7 An angle and its supplement sum to how many degrees?
8 Find the complement of 35°.
9 Find the positive square root of 81.
10 Find the positive square root of 144.
11 A drawing uses 1 cm for 5 m. What does 3 cm represent?
12 A 4 cm segment is enlarged by factor 3. Find its new length.