SBAC Math Performance Task

Math Performance Tasks Prep

What is a Performance Test?

Well...

Performance Tests

• Are usually complex, multi-step problems.

• There are usually only a few problems, but they take longer to complete.

• These tasks are looking for what you understand about math, so explaining your thinking is very important!

Performance task tests

• Usually have a set of related tasks.

• For instance there might be a set of data for you to collect, then you may need to order it, then create a line plot, then answer questions about the shape and range of the data.

• You always need to write out all of the information work that you do for a performance task!

• Here's an example:

Multiple Choice

Charles wants to purchase presents for his daughter’s class. There are 25 kids in the class. He decided to purchase dolls for the girls and toy cars for the boys. The table below shows the prices for each toy. Charles has a budget of $400.

If d represents the number of dolls and c represents the number of cars, which equation represents the number of each type of toy that Charles needs to purchase?

• d + c = 25

• d + c = 400

• 4.5d + 7c = 25

• 4.5d + 7c = 400

Multiple Choice

Which is an appropriate domain for the function that represents the number of each type of toy?

• All integers

• All real numbers

• Positive integers

• Positive real numbers

Multiple Choice

Charles wants to purchase presents for his daughter’s class. There are 25 kids in the class. He decided to purchase dolls for the girls and toy cars for the boys. The table below shows the prices for each toy. Charles has a budget of $400.

If d represents the number of dolls and c represents the number of cars, which inequality represents a constraint on the number of toys that Charles can purchase based on his budget?

• $$d\ +\ c\ \le400$$

• $$d+c\ge400$$

• $$4.5d+7c\le400$$
  

• $$4.5d+7c\ge400$$
  

Poll

Which skill would you like to review?

• Ratios and Unit Rates (MPH)

• Order of Operations

• Algebra $$\left(x^2+x-2\right)$$

• Ordered pairs and the coordinate grid.