Linear or Nonlinear Practice Test

In this set of 10 practice questions, you are asked to identify the nonlinear item in which all others in the group are linear. These are shown in several different formats to help you to see the information in a variety of ways. You may wish to review this Khan Academy video explaining how to identify linear equations before attempting to try this practice math test.

This practice test is designed in adaptive mode in which you will see the correct answer after each question. I've also included a hint on the answer slides.

Directions

1. Click on the first graphic to enlarge to full screen.
2. Make your selection and record on a piece of paper.
3. Click on the slide or on next thumbnail at the bottom of the screen to advance to the next screen.
4. Repeat the above if you need to review.

Thanks a bunch for visiting my Student Survive 2 Thrive blog. Feel free to type your next desired subject in my search bar or search by topic, enter your topic (like math) in my search bar, or visit my site map to find all of my resources. Here are a few to get you started:

• Scientific Notation and Standard Form
• Find the Square Root
• Which Number is Bigger Using Order of Operations

Which Number is Bigger Using Order of Operations

 Can you determine which number is larger? These ten examples encourage you to think through square roots, exponents, order of operations, and more. Are you up for the challenge? This practice test is designed in adaptive mode so that you will see the correct answer after each question.

Directions

1. Click on the first graphic to enlarge to full screen.
2. Write your answer for each question on a piece of paper.
3. Click on the graphic or the next thumbnail to advance to the next screen.
4. Check your answers.

Thanks so much for visiting my Student Survive 2 Thrive blog! Feel free to search my entire blog at the site map or narrow your search by topic or simply type in your desired topic in the search bar on my blog. Here are a few additional math practice tests to get you started:

• Find the Square Root
• Scientific Notation and Standard Form
• Pi Trivia Game

Scientific Notation and Standard Form for Decimals and Fractions

Writing long numbers can be much shorter when using scientific notation. This Kahn Academy video on scientific notation explains how to covert numbers in standard form to scientific notation. I've created some practice questions, including some decimals and fractions for an extra challenge. This practice test is in adaptive mode, which means you can see the correct answers after answering each question.

Directions

1. Click on the first graphic to enlarge to full screen.
2. Write your answers on a sheet of paper.
3. Click on either the graphic or the next thumbnail to advance to the next screen.

Thanks for visiting my Student Survive 2 Thrive blog! Visit my math page for all of my math resources or feel free to look at additional math practice below:

• Scientific Notation and Standard Form
• Convert Fractions to Decimals
• Which Number is Bigger?