8th Grade Math Surgery Based on Most Difficult Questions from Texas Test
1. Finding the areas of triangles using dilations/scale factors Modeled after question with 48% correct on Texas test
2. Box and plot relationship on number lines Modeled after a question with 58% correct on Texas test
3. Total surface area of a box Modeled after a question with 45% correct on Texas Test
4. Finding the missing value of a group of numbers using fractions Modeled after a question with 67% correct on Texas test
5. Finding a set of points on a coordinate grid Modeled after a question with 40% correct on Texas test
6. Ratios and percentages using meter and kilometer conversions Modeled after a question with 57% correct on Texas test
7. Finding the missing percentage on a circle graph Modeled after a question with 53% correct on Texas test
8. Volumes of two pyramids using scale factor dilations Modeled after a question with 50% correct on Texas test
9. Probability of an outcome WITHOUT replacing the object being removed Modeled after a question with 41% correct on Texas test
10. Reasonable estimate based on percentage of a given set of data Modeled after a question with 52% correct on Texas test
11. Finding the value of a number using an algebraic equation with decimals Modeled after a question with 49% correct on Texas test
12. Matching the correct T chart to satisfy a given equation Modeled after a question with 53% correct on Texas test
