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TRIG.150 Use technology to present trigonometry work accessibly Worksheet

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This Trigonometry Math worksheet provides structured practice on TRIG.150 Use technology to present trigonometry work accessibly. Students are guided through targeted exercises that build foundational understanding, computational accuracy, and critical thinking skills.

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Grade

Trigonometry

Subject

Math

Domain

Math Curriculum

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery

Which change best improves accessibility while keeping the same question style?

AMake the images smaller.

BAdd a patterned background to the choices.

CRandomize the order every second.

DProvide text-based answer choices (or alt text that fully states each equation) so screen readers can access them.

Solution & Explanation:A student builds an online quiz with a trig graph image. The best choice is to Provide text-based answer choices (or alt text that fully states each equation) so screen readers can access them. Alt text provides a meaningful description so screen readers can communicate the key math features.

Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery

Which revision best supports research and digital literacy?

AAdd a decorative cover page.

BRemove the graphs so sources do not matter.

CAdd a brief methods section citing data/tools used and describe settings (equations, window, and any smoothing).

DHide tool settings to make it harder to copy.

Solution & Explanation:A student shares a research-style write-up comparing two trig modeling approaches. The best choice is to Add a brief methods section citing data/tools used and describe settings (equations, window, and any smoothing). Clear window/scale information prevents misleading visual impressions and lets others reproduce the same view.

Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery

Which addition best improves accessibility and efficiency?

AAdd more screenshots with smaller text.

BInclude keyboard navigation steps and shortcuts, plus text descriptions of each screenshot.

CRemove all text and keep screenshots only.

DUse only color arrows to point at buttons.

Solution & Explanation:A student creates a help document for classmates on how to use a graphing calculator emulator for trig graphs. The best choice is to Include keyboard navigation steps and shortcuts, plus text descriptions of each screenshot. Keyboard-accessible controls are essential for users who cannot use a mouse and for many assistive devices.

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