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Question 1:
Solve the equation. 12 = y ÷ 3
	9		4
	36

Question 2:
Find the value of t. =
	4		3
	12		8

Question 3:
What value of x will make the following equation TRUE? x −(−4) = −12
	16		−48
	3		−16

Question 4:
Brian is 3 year less than twice as old as Matthew. Which of these expressions could be used to calculate Brian's age?
	m −		2m + 3
	2m − 3		3m − 2

Question 5:
Simplify: 5(2b − 4) + (−4b + 2)
	14b − 18		6b − 18
	6b + 22		6b + 18

Question 6:
Which expression represent the following. 2y + 2
	two more than twice a number		two more than a number squared
	a number squared more than two		the sum of two numbers multiplied by three

Question 7:
Jennifer is five times as old as Susan. In seven years, Jennifer will be only three times as old as Susan. How old are Jennifer and Susan now?
	Susan is 9 yrs old, and Jennifer is 27 yrs old.		Jennifer is 7 yrs old, and Susan is 35 yrs old.
	Susan is 7 yrs old, and Jennifer is 35 yrs old.		Susan is 5 yrs old, and Jennifer is 20 yrs old.

Question 8:
Solve: 3(y - 2) = -5 - 2(y + 8)
	y = 5.4		y = −5
	y = 6		y = −3

Question 9:
Determine the value of ab2 + 2y, if a = 1.25, b = 1.2, and y = 8.5.
	10.3		1.8
	17		18.8

Question 10:
The cost of one tent is $170. Mrs. Austin purchased n number of tents and paid 4% sale-tax on her total purchase. Which equation can be used to find c, the total amount she paid for her purchase?
	c = 170n + 6.8n		c = 170 + 170n
	c = 680 + 4n		c = 170n + 6.8