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Grade8 Math Pretest Factoring CMF

This document is a Grade 8 Mathematics pretest focused on factoring using the Common Monomial Factor (CMF). It includes 20 multiple-choice questions covering definitions, concepts, and examples related to monomials and factoring. An answer key is provided at the end for grading purposes.

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Grade8 Math Pretest Factoring CMF

This document is a Grade 8 Mathematics pretest focused on factoring using the Common Monomial Factor (CMF). It includes 20 multiple-choice questions covering definitions, concepts, and examples related to monomials and factoring. An answer key is provided at the end for grading purposes.

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Grade 8 Mathematics Pretest 1st Quarter

Topic: Factoring Using Common Monomial Factor (CMF)

Name: ______________________ Section: ___________ Date: ___________

Instructions: Choose the correct answer. Encircle the letter of your choice.

1. 1. What is a monomial?

 A. A number with two variables


 B. A polynomial with exactly three terms
 C. A single term that may contain variables and constants
 D. A letter used in algebra

2. 2. What does 'factoring' mean in algebra?

 A. Multiplying terms
 B. Finding the square root
 C. Dividing all terms by the same number
 D. Rewriting an expression as a product of its factors

3. 3. What is the GCF (Greatest Common Factor)?

 A. The largest term in an equation


 B. The smallest number in a polynomial
 C. The highest number or term that divides all terms evenly
 D. A type of polynomial

4. 4. In the expression 12x²y + 8xy, what is the common monomial factor?

 A. 2x
 B. 4xy
 C. 6y
 D. 8x

5. 5. What is the first step when factoring using a common monomial factor?

 A. Add all the terms


 B. Multiply all constants
 C. Find the GCF of all terms
 D. Solve for x

6. 6. Factor: 18x² – 9x

 A. 3x(6x – 3)
 B. 9x(2x – 1)
 C. 3x(6x – 1)
 D. 9x(2x + 1)

7. 7. Factor: 12xy + 16x

 A. 4x(3y + 4)
 B. 4x(y + 4)
 C. 2x(6y + 8)
 D. 8x(1.5y + 2)

8. 8. Factor: 30a²b – 45ab²

 A. 15ab(2a – 3b)
 B. 5ab(6a – 9b)
 C. 15ab(a – 3b)
 D. 15ab(2a + 3b)

9. 9. Factor: 6mn + 9m

 A. 3m(2n + 3)
 B. 3n(2m + 3)
 C. 3m(2n – 3)
 D. 6m(n + 1.5)

10. 10. Factor: 24x³y – 12x²y²

 A. 6x²y(4x – 2y)
 B. 12x²y(2x – y)
 C. 6x²y²(4x – 2)
 D. 12x²y²(2 – y)

11. 11. Factor: 14x² – 21x

 A. 7x(2x – 3)
 B. 7x(2x + 3)
 C. 14x(x – 1.5)
 D. 7(x – 3x)

12. 12. Factor: 35ab + 49ac

 A. 7a(5b + 7c)
 B. 7ab(5 + 7)
 C. 7ac(5 + 7b)
 D. 14a(2.5b + 3.5c)

13. 13. Factor: 50x – 60

 A. 10(5x – 6)
 B. 5(10x – 12)
 C. 10(5x + 6)
 D. 5(5x – 12)

14. 14. Factor: 16x²y + 8xy

 A. 8xy(2x + 1)
 B. 4xy(4x + 2)
 C. 8xy(x + 2)
 D. 8x²y(y + 1)

15. 15. Factor: 9xy – 3x

 A. 3x(3y – 1)
 B. 3y(3x – 1)
 C. 3(3xy – x)
 D. 9x(y – 1)
16. 16. Factor: 40x² – 24x

 A. 8x(5x – 3)
 B. 4x(10x – 6)
 C. 8x(5x + 3)
 D. 4x(10x + 6)

17. 17. Factor: 12a²b – 16ab²

 A. 4ab(3a – 4b)
 B. 4ab²(3a – 4)
 C. 2ab(6a – 8b)
 D. 4ab(3a + 4b)

18. 18. Factor: 21x²y + 14xy²

 A. 7xy(3x + 2y)
 B. 7xy²(3x + 2)
 C. 7x(3y + 2y)
 D. 7y(3x² + 2x)

19. 19. Factor: x²y – 3xy

 A. xy(x – 3)
 B. 3xy(x – 1)
 C. x(xy – 3y)
 D. yx(3 – x)

20. 20. What is the common factor in the expression 8ab + 16ac?

 A. 8a
 B. 4a
 C. 2a
 D. 16a
Answer Key
1. C

2. D

3. C

4. B

5. C

6. B

7. A

8. A

9. A

10. B

11. A

12. A

13. A

14. A

15. A

16. A

17. A

18. A

19. A

20. A

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