How this works. Part I (24 multiple-choice questions) is scored for you. For Parts II, III, and IV, work each problem on paper (or type your work in the box), then reveal the model answer and score yourself with the rubric. Be strict: give credit only for what is actually on your paper. Nothing you type leaves this page.
You need a graphing calculator, a straightedge, and a compass, as on the real exam. The only formulas given on the real Reference Sheet are the volume formulas: cylinder and general prism V = Bh; sphere V = 43πr³; cone and pyramid V = 13Bh. You must know every other formula.