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ESL 10 th Grade

3 for E. ESL 10 th Grade. Three daily TAKS Problems for Exemplary Ratings. Semester 1. Semester 2. Semester 1. Week 1. Week 7. Week 13. Week 2. Week 8. Week 14. Week 3. Week 9. Week 15. Week 4. Week 10. Week 16. Week 5. Week 11. Week 17. Week 6. Week 12. Week 18.

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ESL 10 th Grade

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  1. 3forE ESL 10th Grade Three daily TAKS Problems for Exemplary Ratings Semester 1 Semester 2

  2. Semester 1 Week 1 Week 7 Week 13 Week 2 Week 8 Week 14 Week 3 Week 9 Week 15 Week 4 Week 10 Week 16 Week 5 Week 11 Week 17 Week 6 Week 12 Week 18 1st Semester Answers

  3. Week 1 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

  4. Monday 1 The volume (volumen) of a cylinder (cilindro) is given by the function V=Bh, where B is the area (área) of the base. Which part of this function represents the dependent variable (variable dependiente)?

  5. Monday 2 • Will works as a truck driver. He earns $175 per day plus $0.68 per mile he drives each day. Write an equation that represents, e, his total earnings for one day when he drives m miles.

  6. Monday 3 • A square (cuadrado) has a side length (longitud) of 3x+5. Write an expression that describes the area (área) of this square.

  7. Tuesday 1 Draw a graph (graphicar) that represents the function y= -.25x + 3.

  8. Tuesday 2 Describe the effect on the graph of f(x) = 6x-8 if the y-intercept (intersección con el eje y) is changed to -2.

  9. Tuesday 3 A teacher started a class with 30 students. Starting at the beginning of the period, two students were called out of the room every minute to see the counselor for scheduling. Write and equation showing s, the number of students who still need to see the counselor, after m minutes.

  10. Wednesday 1 What is the effect on the graph of the equation y=2x² when the equation is changed to y= -2x²?

  11. Wednesday 2 What are the roots(raíces)of the quadratic equation (ecuación cuadrática) x² - 7x + 10 = 0?

  12. Wednesday 3 Which of the following ordered pairs (pares ordenados) best represents the location of point B?

  13. Thursday 1 What are the shapes that could represent the top (tapa), front (frente), or side (lado) view of a triangular prism (prisma triangular)?

  14. Thursday 2 The school board wants to know the cost of pouring a foundation for a new pair of tennis courts. What formula from the formula chart would best be used to determine how much (cuantos) concrete would be desirable?

  15. Thursday 3 Kevin welded a new cylindrical water tank for his cows. If the tank has a volume (volumen) of 13499 cubic feet and a diameter (diámetro) of 36 feet, what is the height (altura) of the tank (to the nearest foot)?

  16. Friday 1 Of the 24 students in Mrs. Granzin’s class, one-third of the students have blue eyes. Of the remaining students, 37.5% have green eyes. How many students in Mrs. Granzin’s class have green eyes?

  17. Friday 2 Hanna has a red cube and a coin. The cube has surfaces that are numbered from 7 to 12. If Hanna tosses the cube and flips the coin at the same time, what are the chances (probabilidad) that she’ll land on an odd number and heads?

  18. Friday 3 A rectangle has an area (área) of 192 square inches and a perimeter (perίmetro) of 56 inches. What are the dimensions of the rectangle (rectángulo)?

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