Self Assessment Inventory

How well can you Factor using a Greatest Common Factor?

• 0 - I don't understand this, even with help

• 1 - I am starting to get it, but I am still confused

• 2 - I can do this with help or with an example in front of me

• 3 - I can do this on my own

• 4 - I am confident to teach this to someone else

How well can you Factor using Difference of Squares?

• 0 - I don't understand this, even with help

• 1 - I am starting to get it, but I am still confusedfactor differencefa

• 2 - I can do this with help or with an example in front of me

• 3 - I can do this on my own

• 4 - I am confident to teach this to someone else

How well can you Factor Trinomials?

• 0 - I don't understand this, even with help

• 1 - I am starting to get it, but I am still confusedfactor differencefa

• 2 - I can do this with help or with an example in front of me

• 3 - I can do this on my own

• 4 - I am confident to teach this to someone else

How well can you Factor by using Grouping?

• 0 - I don't understand this, even with help

• 1 - I am starting to get it, but I am still confusedfactor differencefa

• 2 - I can do this with help or with an example in front of me

• 3 - I can do this on my own

• 4 - I am confident to teach this to someone else

Which Factoring skill (GCF, Difference of Squares, Trinomials) is your weakest?

Evaluate responses using AI:

OFF

a + a + a + a

• a + 4 

• 4a 

• a to the fourth power 

• 4a + 4 

2r + 2 + 5r - 2 + r 

• 8r 

• 8r - 4 

• 12r 

• 7r + 4 + r 

3 + 12c - 4c 

• 16c + 3 

• 8c + 3 

• 5c 

• 8c 

Variable terms are called "variable" because:

• they are pretty.

• they never change.

• they vary (change).

• they don't have letters.

• 35x+7
• 35x-1
• 35x-7
• -35x-7