- Before starting the Algebra 1 Regents exam, read through all the questions and mark any that can be solved by graphing or using the spreadsheet function on your calculator. - Look for keywords like 'equivalent', 'inequalities', or 'XY table' to identify questions that can be solved using these methods. - Use the calculator's graphing and spreadsheet functions to help you solve problems, but remember to understand the concepts behind the questions. Questions to consider: According to Mr. H, what should you do when you first get the Regents exam? A) Start with question one and work your way through the exam. B) Read through the entire exam first. C) Skip the multiple-choice section and go straight to the free-response questions. D) Ask the teacher for help with the difficult questions. What does Mr. H suggest you do if a question involves a table with x and y values? A) Skip the question because it's too difficult. B) Use the spreadsheet function on your calculator. C) Graph the table on a piece of paper. D) Try to solve the problem without using any tools. What type of question does Mr. H recommend using the true/false test for? A) Questions with inequalities. B) Questions with irrational numbers. C) Questions with a lot of text. D) Multiple-choice questions.