Math test
Linear functions and slope test
Slope, intercepts, and rate of change — the same line described from three directions.

The answer key prints on a separate page.
What's on this test
Slope is rise over run, and the reliable error is the fraction upside down: run over rise reads the steepness backward and gets worse the steeper the line. Section 1 isolates it before the intercepts arrive, because the intercepts are where a second confusion waits — the y-intercept is the value when x is zero, read off the vertical axis, and it is routinely taken from the wrong one.
How the paper is put together
The equation of a line and rate of change are put last on purpose: they are the previous two sections said in words. y = mx + b is nothing but the slope and the intercept given names, and rate of change is slope with a unit attached — dollars per hour, miles per gallon. A child who can find a slope but not a rate of change has not met a new skill; they have met the same one wearing a story.