Unit 1: Reading and Writing Section
Reading and Writing are combined into one section, with short passages (about 25 to 150 words) and one question per passage.

Craft and Structure
Words in context (choosing the most precise word)
Text structure and purposeCross-text connections (comparing two short texts)

Information and Ideas
Central ideas and details
Command of evidence (textual)
Command of evidence (quantitative: tables and graphs)
Inferences

Standard English Conventions
Sentence structure: run-ons, fragments, and comma splices
Subject-verb agreement
Verb tense and form
Pronoun-antecedent agreement
Plural and possessive nouns
Punctuation: commas, semicolons, colons, dashes, apostrophes
Modifier placement

Expression of Ideas
Rhetorical synthesis (using notes to meet a goal)
Transitions (logical connectors)
Algebra
Linear equations in one variable
Linear equations in two variables
Linear functions
Systems of two linear equations
Linear inequalities in one or two variables

Advanced Math
Equivalent expressions
Nonlinear equations in one variable (quadratics, radicals, rational)
Systems of equations in two variables (linear and nonlinear)
Nonlinear functions (quadratic, exponential, polynomial)
Function notation and transformations

Problem-Solving and Data Analysis
Ratios, rates, proportions, and units
Percentages
One-variable data: distributions, center, and spread
Two-variable data: scatterplots and models
Probability and conditional probability
Inference from sample statistics and margin of error
Evaluating statistical claims

Geometry and Trigonometry
Area and volume
Lines, angles, and triangles
Right triangles and trigonometry (sine, cosine, tangent, special right triangles)
Circles (equations, arc length, sector area, radians)