Integrated Math 1 Worksheets | Skills Review with Answer Key and Lesson Plan

Integrated math 1 worksheets for high school

These integrated math 1 worksheets are a 12 page skills review with 80 questions for high school. They cover linear equations and inequalities, functions, exponential expressions, systems of equations and geometric transformations.

The packet also has a vocabulary section and a set of short problems with exact answers, and it comes with a full answer key.

Teachers who need integrated math 1 practice for a review week will find five sections here, and the integrated math 1 worksheets with answer key can be used for a unit review or a final check.

What’s on the pages

The worksheet has five sections, and each one has its own heading and directions.

• Linear equations and inequalities: 20 questions, 10 multiple choice and 10 true or false, such as solving (x / 3) – 2 = 4, the y-intercept of y = -2x + 8 and solving 3x – 7 = 11.
• Functions and exponential expressions: 20 questions, 10 multiple choice and 10 true or false, such as which ordered pairs form a function, the domain of f(x) = 3x – 5 and the behavior of f(x) = 10 x (1.5)^x.
• Systems of equations and geometric transformations: 20 questions, 10 multiple choice and 10 true or false, such as the number of solutions of identical or parallel lines and the distance between (0, 0) and (3, 4).
• Algebraic and geometric vocabulary: 10 questions that use a Word Bank, on terms such as slope and equivalent equations.
• Algebraic problem solving and calculations: 10 problems with exact answers, such as solving 4x – 8 = 12, the distance between (1, 1) and (4, 5) and evaluating f(4) for f(x) = 3x^2 – 2.

The multiple choice and true or false halves of each section let you see whether a student can both solve and explain.

The packet works as an integrated math 1 skills review at the end of a unit, and its systems of equations and transformations questions mix algebra with geometry the way the course does. The integrated math 1 worksheets can be repeated before the final, because each section keeps its own layout.

What’s in the download

• Student worksheet: 12 pages
• Answer key: 15 pages, with a short explanation after each answer
• Answer sheet: 4 pages
• Lesson plan: 2 pages

The four parts add up to 33 pages, and everything comes as PDF.

How to use these integrated math 1 worksheets

The lesson plan is set for 90 minutes, either two class periods or one long practice block. Its objectives are to solve linear equations and inequalities, to use function notation, domain and range, to solve systems by graphing, substitution and elimination, and to apply geometric transformations such as translations and reflections.

The plan lists the printed worksheet, graph paper and a ruler, a scientific or graphing calculator, and pencils. Students can sketch a graph for the systems questions before they pick an answer.

Give the first three sections as a review test, then use the vocabulary section as a short quiz. The problem solving section works well as a take-home task, since each answer must be exact.

The answer sheet keeps the worksheet clean for reuse, and the answer key gives a short explanation after every answer, which helps students who are reviewing without a teacher.

Where it fits

Use the integrated math 1 worksheets for a unit review, a final exam review, intervention, tutoring or homework. Homeschool families can use them as a skills check at the end of the course.

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