Mini EOC Practice

Check readiness with a compact EOC-style systems and inequalities set.

This mini EOC blends solving, graphing, inequality constraints, context interpretation, and solution-type reasoning.

How to use this set

Work like it is test day: choose carefully, then use the explanation to tighten the strategy.

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Set Focus

EOC-style systems readiness

A short mixed set with the systems and inequalities moves students need most often.

Fluency

Solve systems using substitution and elimination.

Graphing

Match inequalities to boundaries and shaded regions.

Applications

Use constraints and totals from contexts.

Readiness

Practice the switching students see on the EOC.

Practice Questions

Mini EOC Practice

Check your answer first, then reveal the explanation when you want the model.

Question 1

Solve by substitution

What is the solution to y=3x-2 and y=x+4?

Question 2

Inequality solution

Which ordered pair satisfies x+y\le10 with x\ge0 and y\ge0?

Question 3

Substitution basics

Solve y=2x and x+y=15.

Question 4

Elimination basics

Solve 5x+2y=23 and 5x-2y=7.

Question 5

Graph inequality

Which graph description matches y\ge x-3?

Question 6

No solution

What is the solution type for y=-2x+1 and 4x+2y=10?

Question 7

Context system

Adult tickets cost 6 dollars and child tickets cost 4 dollars. A total of 30 tickets costs 148 dollars. How many adult tickets were sold?

Question 8

Feasible solution

A lunch order needs at least 2 salads, at least 3 sandwiches, and no more than 12 total items. Which point is feasible?

Question 9

Infinitely many solutions

Which system has infinitely many solutions?

Question 10

Interpret intersection

In a supply-and-demand graph, what does the intersection point usually represent?

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