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Foundations of Mathematics 11 practice questions and test prep
Every unit of BC Foundations of Mathematics 11: financial literacy, angle relationships, scale models, quadratic functions, systems of equations, linear inequalities and optimization, statistics and mathematical reasoning. Short lessons with clear diagrams, a refresher on the Grade 10 basics, and new numbers every time you practice.
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Popular Foundations of Mathematics 11 practice topics
- Future value and present value
- Parallel lines and transversals
- Similar 3-D objects
- Features of a parabola
- Optimization
- z-scores
- Counterexamples
What's covered
Every Foundations of Mathematics 11 unit, topic by topic
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Provisional map: no current Foundations of Mathematics 11 syllabus is publicly posted, so these units are based on the published course goals and learning outcomes. Your class may differ.
1Math toolkit
3 lessons- Percents, ratios and rates2 skills · 6 lesson cards
- Working with formulas2 skills · 6 lesson cards
- Lines and graphs3 skills · 6 lesson cards
2Financial literacy
4 lessons- Simple and compound interest2 skills · 6 lesson cards
- Future value and present value4 skills · 6 lesson cards
- Investments and loans with regular payments3 skills · 5 lesson cards
- Buy or lease1 skills · 5 lesson cards
3Angle relationships
6 lessons- Angle pairs1 skills · 5 lesson cards
- Parallel lines and transversals3 skills · 5 lesson cards
- Angles in triangles2 skills · 5 lesson cards
- Angles in polygons2 skills · 5 lesson cards
- Proofs and constructions2 skills · 5 lesson cards
- Non-right triangles (optional)4 skills · 5 lesson cards
4Scale models
5 lessons- Scale factors and scale diagrams2 skills · 5 lesson cards
- Similar shapes and area2 skills · 5 lesson cards
- Similar 3-D objects3 skills · 4 lesson cards
- The square-cube law1 skills · 4 lesson cards
- Rates and unit conversions (optional)2 skills · 5 lesson cards
5Quadratic functions
6 lessons- What makes a function quadratic1 skills · 4 lesson cards
- Features of a parabola2 skills · 5 lesson cards
- Three forms of a quadratic3 skills · 5 lesson cards
- Solving quadratic equations by graphing1 skills · 4 lesson cards
- Quadratic models2 skills · 5 lesson cards
- Solving algebraically (optional)2 skills · 5 lesson cards
6Systems of equations
4 lessons- Linear–linear systems3 skills · 6 lesson cards
- Linear–quadratic systems1 skills · 6 lesson cards
- Quadratic–quadratic systems1 skills · 5 lesson cards
- Checking and using solutions2 skills · 6 lesson cards
7Linear inequalities and optimization
4 lessons- Inequalities in two variables4 skills · 6 lesson cards
- Systems of linear inequalities2 skills · 6 lesson cards
- Writing constraints1 skills · 5 lesson cards
- Optimization2 skills · 6 lesson cards
8Applications of statistics
5 lessons- Asking questions and collecting data2 skills · 6 lesson cards
- Center and spread3 skills · 6 lesson cards
- The normal distribution2 skills · 6 lesson cards
- z-scores3 skills · 6 lesson cards
- Confidence intervals1 skills · 5 lesson cards
9Mathematical reasoning
5 lessons- Inductive reasoning and conjectures2 skills · 6 lesson cards
- Counterexamples1 skills · 6 lesson cards
- Deductive reasoning and proof2 skills · 6 lesson cards
- Proofs that are not valid1 skills · 5 lesson cards
- Puzzles and games1 skills · 6 lesson cards
How you'll practice
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Exact answers, graphs and worked solutions — the kinds of thinking unit tests and finals reward.
Practice by topic
Read a short lesson, then practice with typed math answers, a hint ladder and a worked solution after every question.
Graph questions
Drag points onto a parabola, shade where an inequality holds, mark intercepts and asymptotes — marked on the spot.
Progress tracking
Mastery by skill and unit, weak spots and recommended Daily practice, so you know what's actually solid.
My mistakes
Go over what you missed and try fresh questions on the same idea.
Unit tests and mock exams
Timed unit tests, a mock midterm and a mock final in the familiar format, with a breakdown by unit and skill.
Find the mistake
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How it follows Foundations of Mathematics 11
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As each unit is taught
Read the lesson, then practice topic by topic. Mark the units your class has covered and Daily practice stays on them.
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Before a unit test
Take a timed unit test in the same format as a real one: multiple choice plus written response, marked with full worked solutions.
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Midterm and final
Mock midterm (Units 1–5) and mock final (all units), plus Rescue for your weakest topic and your mistakes to retry.
Questions
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How is my typed answer marked?+
Instantly. Type it the way you'd write it, and any correct form counts: √12 and 2√3 are both right. If your answer is right but not fully simplified, it tells you.
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