1.

What is the rate of change for the linear relationship modeled in the table? (4 points)

x y
−1 10
1 9
3 8
5 7

A. negative one over two

B. 0

C. one over two

D. 2

2.
Based on the graph, what is the initial value of the linear relationship? (4 points)

A coordinate plane is shown. A line passes through the y-axis at 4 and the x-axis at 5.

A. negative four over five

B. 0

C. 4

D. 5

3.

Which scenario best matches the linear relationship expressed in the equation y = 32x + 80? (4 points)

A. Joseph has $80 in his bank account and spends $32 each day.

B. Joseph has $80 in his bank account and earns $32 each day.

C. Joseph had $32 in his bank account and deposited another $80.

D. Joseph has $32 in his bank account and earns $80 each day.

4.
Which scenario best matches the linear relationship shown in the table? (4 points)

Day Dollars
0 350
2 450
4 550
6 650

A, James had $350 in his cash register and earned $50 each day in sales.

B. James had $350 in his cash register and earned $100 each day in sales.

C. James had $350 in his cash register and spent $50 each day on supplies.

D. James earns $100 each day.
5.
David and Amanda are trying to figure out how long they can live off their $12,350 savings if they spend $240 each month. They have each created an equation.

David's Equation Amanda's Equation
y = 12,350 − (240x) y = 12,350 + (240x)
Which person has the correct equation to model this linear relationship? (4 points)

A. Amanda's equation is correct, because their spending will be multiplied by the number of months and then added to their savings.

B. Amanda's equation is incorrect, because their spending will increase the amount of their savings.

C. David's equation is correct, because their spending will be multiplied by the number of months and then subtracted from their savings.

D. David's equation is incorrect, because their spending should be a fixed amount and should not be multiplied.

1. A. negative one over two

2. C. 4

3. B. Joseph has $80 in his bank account and earns $32 each day.

4. A. James had $350 in his cash register and earned $50 each day in sales.

5. C. David's equation is correct, because their spending will be multiplied by the number of months and then subtracted from their savings.