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Question 1
  Find: (- 1/2) ÷ (- 1/12) 
   
    a) - 1/6
    b) 6
    c) -6
    d) 1/6
    
  
Question 2
  Find:  (54) (93) 
   
    a) (5 x 5 x 5 x 5) (9 x 9 x 9)
    b) (5 + 5 + 5 + 5) (9 + 9 + 9)
    c) (5 x 9)12
    d) (5 x 4) (9 x 3)
  
Question 3
  What is the place value associated with the underlined digit?
  1.4192 (base ten)
   
    a) 1/10
    b) 1/100
    c) 1/102
    d) 1/104
  
Question 4
  Twenty individuals work for a company. The lowest paid person earns $150 per 
  week and the highest paid person earns $280 per week. Which of the following 
  values could be a reasonable estimate of the total weekly payroll for the company? 
   
    a) $8600
    b) $4200
    c) $2100
    d) $215
  
Question 5
  Subtract:  -18.40 - 1.681 = 
   
    a) 16.719
    b) -16.719
    c) -19.721
    d) -20.081
  
Question 6
  Find an equivalent form of 1/2. 
   
    a) 0.050
    b) 0.50
    c) 0.50%
    d) 5.0%
  
Question 7
  Insert =, <, or > to make a true statement:    
 
   
    a) <
    b) >
    c) None of these answers
    d) =
Question 8
   Look for a common linear relationship between the numbers in each 
    pair. Then identify the missing term.
  (8, 2)
    (0.8, 0.2)
    (-20, -5)
    (1/9, 1/36)
    (28, 7)
    (1/4, ___)
   
    a) 2
    b) 16
    c) 1/2
    d) 1/16
  
Question 9
  If 50 is decreased to 40, what is the percent decrease? 
   
    a) 20%
    b) 80%
    c) 10%
    d) 2%
  
Question 10
  Find  of 10.
 
    of 10. 
   
    a) 0.105
    b) 1.05
    c) 10.5
    d) 0.10
  
Question 11
  With Tony's new car, he is using only 79% as much gasoline per month as with 
  his old car. He was using 101 gallons of gasoline per month with his old car. 
  How much gasoline per month does Tony save with his new car? 
   
    a) 39.9 gal
    b) 79.8 gal
    c) 21.2 gal
    d) 8.0 gal
  
Question 12
  A 12-ounce can of grape juice concentrate costs $1.20, and a 24-ounce can costs 
  $2.88. How much money can be saved by buying 280 ounces of the more economical 
  size? 
   
    a) $28.00
    b) $33.60
    c) $1.68
    d) $5.60
  
Question 13
  How many whole numbers leave a remainder of 2 when divided into 34 and a remainder 
  of 3 when divided into 19? 
   
    a) 4
    b) 5
    c) 2
    d) 3
  
Question 14
  Simplify:  2 + 9
 
  + 9 - 1 =
 - 1 = 
   
    a) 11 2 
    - 1
2 
    - 1
    b)  + 10
 + 10
    c) 10 
 
    d) 11 - 
    1
 - 
    1
  
Question 15
  Divide:   =
 
  = 
   
    a) 
    
    b) 
    
    c) 
    
    d) 
  
Question 16
  Find:  0.0414 ÷ 207,000 
   
    a) 2.00 x 103
    b) 2.00 x 10-7
    c) 2.00 x 10-3
    d) 2.00 x 107
    
  
Question 17
  Find:  4t + 3t  X  3 + 16t2 ÷ 8   X  3 
   
    a) 2/3 t2 + 13t
    b) 6t2 + 21t
    c) 2/3 t2  + 21t
    d) 6t2 + 13t
  
  
Question 18 
  Choose the statement that is not true for all real numbers.
   
    a) (a + b) (a - b) = (a - b) (a + b)
    b) 6xy (2x + y) = 6xy (2y + x)
    c) (2a) b = 2 (ab)
    d) 6 (a) + 6 (b) = 6 (a + b)
  
Question 19
  Choose the inequality equivalent to -3  < -3x - 6 < 3. 
   
    a) -1 < x < 3
    b) x > 3
    c) x < -1
    d) -3 < x < -1
  
Question 20
  Solve for b:  19b - 2 < 20b + 12 
   
    a) b = -14
    b) b  > -14
    c) b > 14
    d) b < -14
  
  
Question 21
  For each of the statements below, determine whether -2 is a solution.
  (i)   | x - 2 | = 0
  (ii)  (t + 5)) (t - 1)  < 9
  (iii) y2 + 6y + 18 = 10
   
    a) ii only
    b) ii and iii only
    c) i only
    d) iii only
  
Question 22
  The formula for finding the simple interest (I) on a loan is I = PRT. How much 
  interest will Bill pay on his car loan if he finances $16,000 (P) at a 10% simple 
  interest rate (R) for 2 years (T)? 
   
    a) $3200
    b) $800
    c) $320
    d) $1600
  
Question 23
  Find f(3) given f(x) = 3x2 - 2x + 7. 
   
    a) 10
    b) 28
    c) 21
    d) 16
  
Question 24
  Which is a linear factor of 5x2 - 14x + 8 ? 
   
    a) x - 3
    b) 5x + 3
    c) x + 3
    d) 5x - 4
  
Question 25
  Find the real roots of the equation:  3x2 - 1 = 7x
   
    a) 
    
    b) 
    
    c) 
    
    d) 
  
  
Question 26
  Solve the system: 
  3x - y = -5
  6x - 2y = 10
   
    a) {(x, y) | y = 3x + 5}
    b) The empty set
    c) (-1, 2)
    d) (1, 2)
  
  
Question 27
   Which option gives the condition(s) that corresponds to the shaded 
    region of the plane shown below?
  
   
    a) x > -1, y < -1, and y < x
    b) x > -1 and y < -1
    c) y = -x
    d) y > x - 1
  
  
Question 28
   Two machines can complete 5 tasks every 3 days. Let t represent the number 
    of tasks these machines can complete in a 31-day month. Select the correct 
    statement of the given condition.
    
    a) t/3 = 31/10
    b) t/5 = 3/31
    c) 5/3 = t/31
    d) 3/5 = t/31
   
  Question 29
  The cost of a long-distance phone call from New York to London is defined by 
  C(t) = 0.80(t - 1) + 1.35, where the cost is $1.35 for the first minute and 
  $0.80 for each additional minute. Find the cost of a 3-minute phone call. 
   
    a) $3.75
    b) $1.60
    c) $2.40
    d) $2.95
  
Question 30
  The difference between a number and five more than three times the number 
    is six. What equation could be used to find x, the number?
   
    a) x + (3x - 5) = 6
    b) x - 3x + 5 = 6
    c) x - (3x + 5) = 6
    d) x - (5x + 3) = 6
  
Question 31
  Find the surface area of a rectangular solid that is 17 inches long, 16 inches 
  wide, and 14 inches high.
   
    a) 1468 sq. in.
    b) 1468 in.
    c) 3808 sq. in.
    d) 1368 sq. in.
  
Question 32
  What type of measure is needed to express the line segment of the solid rectangle 
    shown below?
  
   
    a) linear
    b) cubic
    c) square
    d) equilateral
  
Question 33
  Find the cost of carpeting an office that measures 21 feet by 24 feet if the 
  carpet costs $10.50 per square yard.
   
    a) $5292.00
    b) $588.00
    c) $1764.00
    d) $882.00
  
Question 34
  For each of the figures below, S represents the sum of the measures of the interior 
  angles. Study the given information, then find S for a fourteen -sided polygon.
  
  
     
      |  |  |  | 
     
      | 3 sides | 4 sides | 6 sides | 
     
      | 1 triangle | 2 triangle | 4 triangles | 
     
      | S = 180 | S = 360 | S = 720 | 
  
   
    a) 1980
    b) 2340
    c) 2160
    d) 2520
  
Question 35
  Study the figure, then select the formula for computing the total area 
    of the figure.
  
   
    a) A = LW +  L2
L2
    b) A = 1/4 L2 + 
    LW
L2 + 
    LW 
    c) A = 1/8 L2 + 
    LW
L2 + 
    LW 
    d) A = LW + W2
W2
  
  
Question 36
   Identify the angle below.
  
   
    a) obtuse
    b) right
    c) acute
    d) straight
  
  
Question 37
   Which statement is true for the figure shown, given that L1  
    and L2 are parallel lines?
  
   
    a) m V = m
V = m R
R
    b) None of the statements is true.
    c) Since m T = 70º
T = 70º
                      
      m S = 115º
S = 115º 
    d) Since m T = 70º
T = 70º
                      
     m Q = 70º
Q = 70º
  
  
Question 38
   Which statement is true for the pictured triangles?
  
   
    a) m x = 40º
x = 40º
    b) m z
z  m
 
    m w
w
    c) AC = 5.8
    d) CE/CA = CB/CD
  
Question 39
  A college president wants to find out which courses are popular with students. 
  The president decides to conduct a survey of a sample of students. What procedure 
  would be most appropriate for obtaining a statistically unbiased sample of the 
  college's students? 
   
    a) Survey a random sample of students from a list of the entire student body.
    b) Have students voluntarily mail in their preferences.
    c) Survey a random sample of students from the English department.
    d) Survey the first hundred students from an alphabetical listing.
  
Question 40
   The graph below represents the yearly rainfall in inches in Sagamore County 
    for 1985-1990. Find the rainfall for 1987.
  
   
    a) 37 inches
    b) 43 inches
    c) 20 inches
    d) 29 inches
  
  
Question 41
  The graph below depicts the size (square feet) and sales price ($) for homes 
    sold in Connecticut (o) and homes sold in Florida (x) as determined by the 
    1990 Real Estate Association survey. Which of the following is true based 
    on the graph below?
  
   
    a) Larger homes tend to cost more than smaller homes; a stronger relationship 
    exists for homes in Florida than for homes in Connecticut.
    b) A relationship between price and size exists ONLY for homes in Connecticut.
    c) A relationship between price and size exists ONLY for homes in Florida.
    d) Larger homes tend to cost more than smaller homes; a stronger relationship 
    exists for homes in Connecticut than for homes in Florida. 
  
  
Question 42
  The number of patients treated at Dr. Jason's dentist office each day was 
    recorded for 10 days. Using the given data, find the mean, the median, and 
    the mode for this sample.
  1, 28, 23, 19, 17, 19, 13, 19, 4, 14
   
    a) 15, 7, 18, 19
    b) 15.7, 19, 18
    c) 19, 18, 15.7
    d) 14.5, 19, 18
  
  
Question 43
  The graph below represents the distribution of scores on a placement 
    test for students at Central High School. Select the statement that is true 
    about the distribution of scores.
  
   
    a) The mean and the mode are the same.
    b) The median is greater than the mode.
    c) The mean is less than the mode.
    d) The median and the mode are the same.
  
  
Question 44
  A panel of judges is to consist of 2 women and 5 men. A list of potential judges 
  has 4 women and 7 men on it. How many different panels could be created from 
  this list? 
   
    a) 32
    b) 126
    c) 6
    d) 18
  
  
Question 45
  The table below shows the distribution of families by income in Tampa, Florida.
  
     
      | Income Level | Percent of Families | 
     
      | 
 | 
     
      | $ 0 - | 9, 999 | 3 | 
     
      | 10, 000 -  | 14, 999 | 4 | 
     
      | 15, 000 - | 19, 999 | 24 | 
     
      | 20, 000 - | 24, 999 | 40 | 
     
      | 25, 000 - | 34, 999 | 11 | 
     
      | 35, 000 - | 49, 999 | 9 | 
     
      | 50, 000 - | 79, 999 | 5 | 
     
      | 80, 000 - | 119, 000 | 3 | 
     
      | 120, 000 and over | 1 | 
  
  Identify the amount below which 31 percent of the families in Tampa have 
    lower incomes.
   
    a) $20,000
    b) $35,000
    c) $15,000
    d) $25,000
 
  
Question 46
  The probability of getting an A in Mrs. Ford's class in any semester is 22%. 
  What is the probability of NOT getting an A?
   
    a) 88%
    b) 78%
    c) 68%
    d) 56%
 
  
Question 47
  The following is a distribution of the cause of fires nationally:
  
     
      | Cause | Percent of all Fires | 
     
      | 
 | 
     
      | Cooking | 32 | 
     
      | Smoking | 16 | 
     
      | Appliances | 18 | 
     
      | Heating system | 9 | 
     
      | Electrical system | 8 | 
     
      | Other | 17 | 
  
  
  If it is known that a fire has NOT been caused by the heating or electrical 
  systems, find the probability that it was caused by cooking.
   
    a) 32/83
    b) 9/50
    c) 18/83
    d) 8/25
  
  
Question 48
  The negation of the statement "If Rita is offered a free trip, she will 
    accept it" is:
   
    a) If Rita is not offered a free trip, she will not accept it.
    b) Rita is offered a free trip and she accepts it.
    c) Rita is offered a free trip and she does not accept it.
    d) If Rita is offered a free trip, she will not accept it.
  
  
  Question 49
  The statement logically equivalent to "It is not true that both Michael 
  and Ralph are teachers" is:
   
    a) If Michael is not a teacher, Ralph is not a teacher.
    b) Michael is not a teacher or Ralph is not a teacher.
    c) Ralph is not a teacher and Michael is not a teacher.
    d) If Ralph is not a teacher, Michael is not a teacher.
Question 50
 Select the rule of logical equivalence that directly transforms (in 
    one step) statement "i" into statement "ii."
  i.  If x2  is odd, then x is odd.
    ii. If x is not odd, then x2  is not odd.
   
    a) "If p, then q" is equivalent to "(not p) or q."
    b) The correct equivalence rule is not given.
    c) "If p, then q" is equivalent to "if not q, then not p."
    d) "Not (p and q)" is equivalent to "not p or not q."
  
  
Question 51
  Sets A, B, C, and U are related as shown in the diagram below.
  
    What statement can be made regarding the relationship among the sets, assuming 
    none of the regions is empty?
  
    a) No element which is a member of set C is also a member of set A.
    b) All elements which are members of set A are also members of set B.
    c) Any element which is a member of set A and set B cannot be in set C.
    d) Any element which is a member of set U is also a member of set C.
  
  
Question 52
  Given that: 
        i. No people who make assignments are friendly.
       ii. All instructors makes assignments.
    Determine which conclusion can be logically deduced.
  
    a) None of these answers
    b) Some instructors are friendly.
    c) All instructors are friendly.
    d) No instructor is friendly.
  
  
Question 53
Select the conclusion which will make the following argument valid.
  If you work hard, then you will get a good job. If you get a good job, then 
    you will be happy.
  
   
    a) If you are work hard, then you will be happy.
    b) If you are happy, then you worked hard.
    c) If you are not happy, then you did not get a good job.
    d) If you do not work hard, then you will not be happy.
  
  
Question 54
  All of the following arguments A-D have true conclusions, but one of the arguments 
  is not valid. Select the argument that is not valid. 
   
    a) All birds have feathers and all penguins are birds.
             Therefore, all penguins 
    have feathers. 
    b) All fleas have six legs and insects have six legs.
             Therefore, all fleas 
    are insects.
    c) Every borough of New York City is in New York State.
              The Bronx is a 
    borough of New York City.
             Therefore, the Bronx 
    is in New York State.
    d) All birds have legs and all penguins are birds.
             Therefore, all penguins 
    have legs.
  
  
Question 55
   Study the information given below. If a logical conclusion is given, 
    select that conclusion.
  All beachcombers are swimmers. All swimmers wear swimsuits.
    Sally is wearing a swimsuit. Therefore:
   
   
    a) Sally cannot swim
    b) Sally is a beachcomber
    c) Sally can swim
    d) None of these answer
  
 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
 
 
 
  
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