Standards Code List

What does the code MA.912.FL.1.1 stand for?

• A Florida mathematics standard for Financial Literacy in grades 9-12

• A science code for biology curriculum

• A language arts reading standard

• A physical education requirement

What does the code MA.912.AR.1.1 stand for?

• A high school Algebra standard code

• A middle school Geometry code

• A science curriculum code

• A language arts standard

What does the code MA.912.FL.3.1 stand for?

• A Florida Mathematics standard for Financial Literacy in high school

• A science curriculum code for biology

• A code for a history standard in middle school

• A language arts reading benchmark

What does the code MA.912.FL.3.2 stand for?

• A Florida mathematics standard for Financial Literacy in high school

• A science curriculum code for biology

• A code for a history standard in middle school

• A language arts reading benchmark

What does the code MA.912.AR.5.7 stand for?

• A Florida mathematics standard for Algebra: Rewrite rational expressions in different forms.

• A science code for biology experiments.

• A history curriculum identifier.

• A physical education activity code.

What does the code MA.912.AR.1.2 stand for?

• A Florida mathematics standard for Algebraic Reasoning

• A science curriculum code

• A language arts reading level

• A physical education requirement

Evaluate a report that claims a new medication reduces symptoms by 50%. Which factor is most important to analyze when determining if the sample size and diversity are sufficient to support the claim?

• The age and health status of participants

• The color of the medication

• The brand name of the medication

• The cost of the medication

Interpret a graph showing monthly sales data for a company. Does the manipulation of the y-axis exaggerate trends to mislead viewers?

• Yes, the y-axis manipulation exaggerates trends.

• No, the y-axis manipulation does not exaggerate trends.

• The y-axis manipulation minimizes trends.

• The y-axis manipulation has no effect on trends.

Calculate the monthly payment for a car loan of $20,000 with an annual interest rate of 5% over 5 years.

• $377.42

• $350.00

• $400.00

• $415.25

Compare two investment options: one with simple interest and the other with compound interest over 10 years. Which option will generally yield a higher return after 10 years, assuming the same principal and interest rate?

• Simple interest

• Compound interest

• Both yield the same

• Cannot be determined