1.	An arrangement in which order is not important is a(n) ________.
		A.	permutation	B.	combination
		C.	factorial	D.	outcome
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	2.	An art gallery has 10 paintings to display. Six of the paintings are to be used for a new exhibit. Is this situation a permutation or combination? How many choices of paintings are possible?
		A.	permutation; 151,200	B.	combination; 210
		C.	combination; 151,200	D.	permutation; 210
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	3.	While at a local video rental store, 5 movies catch your eye, but you only want to rent 2. How many combinations are there?
		A.	10	B.	20
		C.	5	D.	2
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	4.	Which situation is a permutation?
		A.	The number of ways each person can shake hands with the other 11 people in the room.
		B.	The number of games it would take to start 5 different basketball players from a team of 10.
		C.	The number of ways you can choose 3 hot dog toppings from a total of 5.
		D.	The number of ways 8 students can finish first, second, or third place at the Math Olympiad.
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	5.	Ten students are playing in a chess tournament. If each student plays every other student once, how many total games are played?
		A.	120	B.	45
		C.	90	D.	30
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