1.   Name the property of equality shown by the statement: If 2 + 10 = 12 and 12 = 3(4), then 2 + 10 = 3(4).
    A. Transitive Property of Equality B. Additive Property of Equality
    C. Symmetric Property of Equality D. Reflexive Property of Equality
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  2.   What is the value of 4x increased by the quantity x + 5 if x is equivalent to 10?
    A. 100 B. 100x
    C. 55x D. 55
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  3.   To add integers with the same sign, add their absolute values. Give the result with _____.
    A. the opposite sign of the integers B. a positive sign
    C. a negative sign D. the same sign as the integers
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  4.   What is the difference 6 - (-6)?
    A. 0 B. 12
    C. -6 D. 6
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  5.   The product of two integers with different signs is _____.
    A. positive B. negative
    C. equal to 0 D. equal to 1
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  6.   The sum of two negative rational numbers is _______.
    A. positive B. zero
    C. negative D. one
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  7.   Find the sum -6.25 + (-1.3).
    A. -7.55 B. 7.55
    C. -4.95 D. 4.95
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  8.  
    A. B.
    C. D.
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  9.   Ten students were comparing their weekly allowances. The allowances were $4.50, $7.00, $5.00, $10.00, $5.00, $12.50, $8.50, $17.50, $20.00, and $12.00. What is the mean of this set of data?
    A. $5.00 B. $102.00
    C. $10.20 D. $9.25
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  10.   The length of the Nile river is 4180 miles. That is 268 miles more than the Amazon river. If l is the length of the Amazon river, which equation represents this situation?
    A. l + 268 = 4180 B. l - 268 = 4180
    C. l = 4180 + 268 D. l + (-268) = 4180
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  11.   Suppose you need to solve the equation 3 = 2(5x + 1). What is a logical first step in solving this equation?
    A. Use the Addition Property of Equality. B. Use the Substitution Property of Equality.
    C. Use the Subtraction Property of Equality. D. Use the Distributive Property.
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  12.   The odds of an event can best be described as ______.
    A.
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  13.   There are 3 red gumballs, 2 blue gumballs, and 5 white gumballs in a sack. One gumball is drawn at random from the sack. Whate is the probability that the gumball is either red or blue?
    A. B.
    C. D. 0
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  14.   Write a sentence for 29m – 3n = 4 ÷ m
    A. Twenty-nine times a number minus three times another number equals four divided by the first number. B. Twenty-nine times a number minus three times that number equals four times the number.
    C. Four divided by twenty-nine times a number equals three times another number minus the first number. D. Four divided by a number equals twenty-nine times the number minus three times the number.
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  15.   Simplify the expression 6 · (3x · 4 · 2x).
    A. 144x2 B. 12 + 6x
    C. 18x2 + 3 D. 72x2
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  16.   According to the graph, do you think Arturo will be making at least $80.00 per week by the time he is 16 if he continues his lawn mowing business? Explain.
   
    A. Yes; if the graph keeps increasing at the same rate, it will bypass $80.00 per week by the time he is 16 years old. B. Yes; Arturo has always made at least $80.00 per week mowing lawns.
    C. No; the graph never goes higher than $75.00 per week. D. No; the amount of money Arturo makes per week is decreasing.
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  17.   Solve .
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  18.   Donald is a waiter at a restaurant. The restaurant has a policy that a glass of soda pop should be 16 oz full. Donald's manager tells him that he is allowed to be 1 oz off in either direction. Which absolute value equation represents this situation?
    A. |x + 16| = -1 B. |x – 16| = 1
    C. |x + 16| = 1 D. |x – 16| = -1
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  19.   Refer to the graph, what was the percent decrease in carbon monoxide emission from 1970 to 1980?
   
    A. 35% B. 14%
    C. 56% D. 23%
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  20.   The graph shows the distribution of eye color at Moby High School. If you randomly meet a student from the school, what is the probability of he or she having blue or green eyes, to the nearest percent?
   
    A. 65% B. 30%
    C. 14% D. 9%
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