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The relevance of research on the thematic preparation for the EIA in mathematics in modern Ukrainian realities is not in doubt. Based on the experience of systematization and repetition of the school course in mathematics, we have proposed dividing the entire course of mathematics into 10 thematic semantic blocks: “Numbers and Expressions”, “Functions”, “Equations and Systems of Equations”, “Inequalities and Systems of Inequalities”, “Text Problems”, “Elements of mathematical analysis”, “Planimetry”, “Stereometry”, “Coordinates and vectors”, “Elements of combinatorics and stochastics”. In the article, we propose thematic tests to the first two substantial blocks (“Numbers and Expressions” and “Functions”), as well as the answers to them. In addition, we solve the basic tasks of these tests and give methodological comments on these solutions. We are convinced that a properly organized thematic repetition of the school course in mathematics will allow teachers to excel in preparing students for independent testing in mathematics.
IEA in mathematics, SFA in mathematics, thematic preparation, educational achievements of students, thematic tests, basic tasks, numbers and expressions, functions
IEA in mathematics, SFA in mathematics, thematic preparation, educational achievements of students, thematic tests, basic tasks, numbers and expressions, functions
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