SUMMATIVE 10%
Does summative have a big impact on my overall mark?
ABSOLUTELY YES. It is 10% of your mark.
What do I need to put my attention on for the summative?
What does summative look like?
It is a three question assessment. You will be given 75 min. It will take place TBD
Summative Study Sheet
You are allowed to bring in a study sheet for your summative.
What does it look like?
3 sheets back to back, ONLY A4 SIZE; therefore, 6 pages. Handwritten.
Can I type it?
No. According to varies research, you learn better by handwriting because your brain processes it slowly.
Instead of 3 sheets back to back, can I prepare 6 sheets single sided?
Yes. As long as you have only written on 6 pages.
ABSOLUTELY YES. It is 10% of your mark.
What do I need to put my attention on for the summative?
- Point of Intersection
- Quadratics
- Trigonometry
What does summative look like?
It is a three question assessment. You will be given 75 min. It will take place TBD
Summative Study Sheet
You are allowed to bring in a study sheet for your summative.
What does it look like?
3 sheets back to back, ONLY A4 SIZE; therefore, 6 pages. Handwritten.
Can I type it?
No. According to varies research, you learn better by handwriting because your brain processes it slowly.
Instead of 3 sheets back to back, can I prepare 6 sheets single sided?
Yes. As long as you have only written on 6 pages.
SUMMATIVE PRACTICE
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EXAM 20%
Exam Preparation
Unit 1 – Linear Systems
p. 156 #1-6
Unit 2 – Analytic Geometry
p. 156 #7-12
Unit 3 – Geometric Properties
p. 157 #13, 15-17, 18a
Unit 4 – Quadratic Expressions
p. 320 #1-5
Unit 5 – Quadratic Relations (Vertex Form)
p. 320 #8, 9, 11, 12
Unit 6 – Quadratic Equations (Factored Form)
p. 321 #15-21
Unit 7 – Trigonometry of Right Triangles
p. 434 #1-7
Unit 8 – Trigonometry of Acute Triangles
p. 434 #8-16
- Choose one unit to focus on at a time
- Compile a list – possibly together with a partner – of all topics studied in the unit: use your notes, the textbook, quizzes, tests, and the Unit Summary to help you
- Concentrate your study efforts on topics about which you feel less confident and/or made errors on assessments, and spend less time (but not no time) on topics you understand well
- Review your notes and the textbook sections pertinent to your areas of concentration
- Redo quiz and test questions where you made errors
- Do the following review questions, and possibly more than this
- Make good use of class time and opportunities to get help from the teacher
Unit 1 – Linear Systems
p. 156 #1-6
Unit 2 – Analytic Geometry
p. 156 #7-12
Unit 3 – Geometric Properties
p. 157 #13, 15-17, 18a
Unit 4 – Quadratic Expressions
p. 320 #1-5
Unit 5 – Quadratic Relations (Vertex Form)
p. 320 #8, 9, 11, 12
Unit 6 – Quadratic Equations (Factored Form)
p. 321 #15-21
Unit 7 – Trigonometry of Right Triangles
p. 434 #1-7
Unit 8 – Trigonometry of Acute Triangles
p. 434 #8-16
