About the Algebra I Exam
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Algebra I
- 2009 Annual Report
- Algebra I Fact Sheet (PDF)
- Algebra I EOC Exam Standards (updated January 2010) (PDF)
- Algebra I Expected Knowledge (updated January 2010) (PDF)
- Use of "Simplify" for ADP Algebra End-of-Course Exams (PDF)
- Constructed Response Guidelines (updated December 2008) (PDF)
- Algebra I Test Blueprint (PDF)
- ADP End-of-Course Exam Notation Document (PDF)
- ADP Calculator Policy (revised September 2009) (PDF)
- Questions for Teachers to Supplement Released Items (PDF)
- ADP Algebra I Practice Test Spring 2009(March 2009) (PDF)
- ADP Algebra I Practice Test Commentaries Spring 2009 (April 2009) (PDF)
Based on specifications developed by a group of states, the ADP Algebra I End-of-Course Exam will consist of a common set of core Algebra I skills and concepts, which will be taken by students across participating states.
The ADP Algebra I End-of-Course Exam consists of algebraic topics which will be taken by students across all participating states. These topics are typically taught in an Algebra I course, and fall into four content standards: 1) Operations on Numbers and Expressions 2) Linear Relationships 3) Non-linear Relationships and 4) Data, Statistics and Probability.
The Exam should be administered upon completion of an Algebra I course (or its equivalent). Course sequences, course offerings, and the grade levels at which different courses are offered vary among states, from middle school through high school.
Read about the Algebra I EOC Exam Standards (updated January 2010) (PDF).









