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DOMA Algebra I - List of Constructs and Sub-tests
  
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DOMA Algebra I is broken into 11 constructs.  Below is the list of constructs and sub-tests; an Excel file is also available.

Construct 1: Evaluating Advanced Exponents 
Zero exponent rule
Applying a negative exponent
Multiplying monomials
Dividing monomials
Applying negative exponents to variables
Multiplying in scientific notation
Dividing in scientific notation
Construct 2: Solving Linear Equations
Solving a multi-step equation
Solving an equation with no solution set
Solving an equation with an infinite solution set
Isolating variables
Solving a word problem involving percent
Solving absolute value equations
Construct 3: Graph and Analyze Linear Equations
Graphing an equation
Graphing an absolute value equation
Deriving an equation from a graph
Deriving an equation from the y-intercept and slope
Deriving an equation from two points
Writing an equation for a parallel line
Writing an equation for a perpendicular line
Verifying a point on a line
Determining perimeter of a polygon from coordinates
Construct 4: Relations and Functions
Identifying a function from a relation
Completing the input/output for a function
Identifying range/domain
Identifying a graph from a relation chart
Writing a function from data
Identifying a function from a graph
Using a stem and leaf table
Construct 5: Solving and Graphing Inequalities
Solving a linear inequality
Solving an absolute value inequality
Solving a compound inequality
Graphing a two-variable inequality
Graphing an inequality system
Construct 6: Solving and Graphing Systems of Linear Equations
Solving systems using substitution
Solving systems using addition
Solving systems using subtraction
Solving systems using multiplication
Identifying parallel line solution sets
Identifying infinite solution sets
Graphing systems
Solving three-variable systems
Construct 7: Polynomial Operations
Adding polynomials
Subtracting polynomials
Multiplying a monomial by a polynomial
Multiplying polynomials
Squaring polynomials
Evaluating a polynomial
Solving polynomial equations
Finding the additive inverse of a polynomial
Construct 8: Factoring Polynomials
Factoring binomials
Factoring polynomials
Factoring trinomials
Finding the difference of squares
Identifying a perfect square trinomial
Identifying a prime polynomials
Solving polynomial equations
Construct 9: Radical Expressions and Equations
Simplifying radical expressions without variables
Simplifying radical expressions with variables
Rationalizing the denominator of a rational expressions
Adding radical expressions
Subtracting radical expressions
Multiplying radical expressions
Solving radical equations
Construct 10: Quadratic Equations
Finding the axis of symmetry of a quadratic equations
Finding the vertex coordinates of a quadratic equations
Finding the x-intercepts of a quadratic equation
Graphing quadratic equations
Identifying a perfect square trinomial
Completing the square of a quadratic equation
Solving quadratic equations
Construct 11: Rational Expressions and Equations
Identifying exclusions in the denominator
Simplifying rational expressions
Multiplying rational expressions
Dividing rational expressions
Adding rational expressions with like denominators
Subtracting rational expressions with like denominators
Adding rational expressions with unlike denominators
Subtracting rational expressions with unlike denominators
Solving rational equations
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