1.   Evaluate 35.
    A. 2187 B. 243
    C. 81 D. 729
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  2.   Write an inequality for the sentence ''four less than five times a number is greater than sixteen.'' Then solve the inequality.
    A. n > 4 B. n > 2.5
    C. n < 4 D. n < 2.5
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  3.   Determine whether the ratios and form a
proportion. Justify your answer.
    A. No, their cross products are not equal. B. Yes, they are both percents.
    C. No, they are unit rates. D. Yes, their cross products are equal.
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  4.   Over 11 consecutive days, Jim did the following number of pushups. 7, 8, 10, 10, 12, 14, 15, 17, 17, 19, 33. Find the lower quartile of the data.
    A. 17 B. 10
    C. 26 D. 14
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  5.   Find the value of k in the equation Write the solution in simplest form.
    A. B.
    C. D.
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  6.   For safety reasons, the base of a 26-foot ladder should be at least 8 feet from the wall. How high can a 26-foot ladder safely reach?
    A. about 27.2 feet B. about 22.6 feet
    C. about 18 feet D. about 24.7 feet
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  7.   The cost function for a company to produce x items is y = 56 + 2x and the revenue function is y = 3.6x. Graph the system of equations, and find the break-even point.
    A. 30 items B. 45 items
    C. 35 items D. 40 items
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  8.   Pentagon ABCDE has vertices A(1, 0), B(3, 0), C(4, 1), D(4, 2), and
E(1, 2). When translated, E' has coordinates (4, -7). Describe the translation using an ordered pair.
    A. (3, -9) B. (-9, 3)
    C. (-3, -9) D. (-3, 9)
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  9.   Suppose a box of oatmeal has the following table to determine the right amounts of water and oatmeal mix. How many cups of water are needed for 4, 5, and 6 serving of oatmeal?
   
    A. cups, 3 cups, and cups. B. None of these is correct.
    C. 3 cups, cups, and 4 cups. D. cups, 4 cups, and cups.
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  10.   Find the next three terms of the sequence 2, -6, 18, -54, ... .
    A. 162, -486, 1458 B. None of these is correct.
    C. 162, 486, -1458 D. -162, 486, -1458
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  11.   Evaluate 23 + 5 × (6 + 4) ÷ 2.
    A. 33 B. 65
    C. 108 D. 41
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  12.   Raul owes $32.00 for his digital phone bill. If he has $40.00, how much money will Raul have after he pays his bill?
    A. $72.00 B. -$8.00
    C. -$72.00 D. $8.00
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  13.   Solve x = .
    A. x = 108 B. x = -972
    C. x = 972 D. x = -108
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  14.   At Main Street Elementary, 75% of the students have a pet. About how many students at Main Street Elementary have a pet if the school enrollment is 405?
    A. 300 B. 200
    C. 100 D. 400
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  15.   A number squared is 441. What is the number?
    A. 21 B. 194,481
    C. 20 D. 220.5
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  16.   Olivia has 3 times as many quarters as Kaylee has. If Olivia has 42 quarters, which equation could be used to determine the number of quarters Kaylee has? Let k represent the number of quarters that Kaylee has.
    A. 42 – k = 3 B. 3k = 42
    C. 3 + k = 42 D. = 42
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  17.   Jasmine completed an obstacle course in 3 minutes, Masao completed it in 3.4 minutes, and Alex completed it in 3 minutes. Order the times from least to greatest.
    A. 3, 3, 3.4 B. 3.4, 3 , 3
    C. 3, 3.4, 3 D. 3.4, 3, 3
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  18.   What number is 65% of 300?
    A. 205 B. 21
    C. 195 D. 461.5
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  19.   Estimate 72 out of 143 as a percent.
    A. 60% B. 40%
    C. 65% D. 50%
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  20.   There are 20 students in student council. Two of these students are picked to be president and vice-president. Does this represent a combination or a permutation? How many possible ways can the president and vice-president be chosen?
    A. permutation; 190 ways B. combination; 380 ways
    C. permutation; 380 ways D. combination; 190 ways
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