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The domain of the function f(x)=(3x+2)/x
2
is the set (-1,2). What is the range?
(1, -2)
(-1,2)
(-2,4)
(2,-1)
2
The diagonal of a square measures 3x the square root of 2. What is the area of the square?
3
9
12
15
3
What are the two solutions for the equation 6x
2
+ 5x + 1 = 0
(1,3)
(1/2, -1/3)
(-1/2, 1/3)
(-1/2, -1/3)
4
Name the % equivalents of: 1/2, 1/3, 4/5, 2, 16, 1/10
50%, 33.33%, 8%, 20%, 16%, 1%
50%, 33.33%, 80%, 200%, 1600%, 10%
55%, 33.33%, 85%, 20%, 1600%, 10%
5%, 30%, 80%, 20%, 160%, 10%
5
(n.) the sensation of dizziness
anarchist
parapet
vertigo
dissonance
6
By regular mail,
by parcel mail or telegraph
, the message was delivered.
by parcel mail or by telegraph
no change
parcel mail and telegraph
by telegraph or parcel mail
7
15% of 700 is less than 40% of some integer
b
. Determine what
b
could be.
Greater than 263
Greater than 293
Less than 121
Greater than 362
8
Two numbers total 144 and have a ratio of 2:7. What are the two numbers?
32 and 112
36 and 108
38 and 106
14 and 130
9
What angles do the hands of a clock create when the clock says 4:00?
150 and 340
130 and 260
120 and 240
240 and 90
10
True or False: In a 30-60-90 triangle, the sine of the 30° ∠ is the cosine of the 60° ∠
False
True
11
A person wise beyond her years, Amy's
teachers gave her the philosophy award.
no change
Since Amy was a person wise beyond her years, her
Wise beyond her years, Amy was thrilled when her
Being wise beyond her years, Amy's
12
5
-2
+ 3
-2
=
.04
.15
.12
.11
13
What are the two solutions for the equation 4x
2
+ 16x - 20 = 0
(1, -5)
(1, 5)
(2, 5)
(-1, 5)
14
Simplify this expression: (6y-4)/(3y-2)
1/3
1/2
2
1
15
Bob and myself are going
to catch a bus to the concert.
Bob and myself went
Bob and I are going
no change
Bob and myself would go
16
Create the equation of a line passing through the point (1,5) and having a slope of 2.
y = 2x + 5
y = 2x + 3
y = 2x
y = 1/2x + 5
17
True or False: A curved line can portray a linear equation.
False
True
18
She could
neither make her bed nor tie
her shoes.
either make her bed nor tie
no change
either make her bed or tie
neither make her bed or tie
19
I wanted to quickly clean out my desk
and get out of there.
no change
Quickly, I wanted to clean out my desk
I wanted to clean out, quickly, my desk
I wanted to clean out my desk quickly
20
If 5x + 6 = 10, what is the value of 10x + 3?
9
4
11
20
21
A square has the same perimeter and area. What is the length of a side of the square?
2
4
12
8
22
Manny,
Peter, Bob and Bill, etc., were going
to the park on Sunday afternoon.
Pete, Bob, Bill, et al. were going
Pete, Bob, Bill, etc., were going
no change
Pete, Bob, Bill, et cetera, were going
23
The moment I saw her,
I knew that she was the most unique person I've ever met.
no change
I said, "Wow, she is the most unique person I've ever met."
I know that she is the most unique person I could ever meet.
I knew that she was unique.
24
(v.) to indicate beforehand that something is about to happen
deter
deign
equivocate
portend
25
Alice divided the piece of chocolate cake
between the three girls who she was babysitting.
between the three girls whom she was babysitting.
no change
among the three girls whom she was babysitting.
among the three girls who she was babysitting.
26
(a.) limp, soft; lacking vitality
didactic
flaccid
cursory
germane
27
Can I please have
another piece of apple pie?
no change
Gimme
May I please have
Can I please get
28
Which is greater? y or 1/y ?
y
they are equal
1/y
cannot be determined
29
(v.) to outlaw
renege
simper
proscribe
insinuate
30
"please tell me; I wish
to have known
your problems," said the counselor.
I will know
No change
you-all could tell me
to know
31
First, Mr. Calabasas railed against the establishment,
and then he gnashes his teeth.
and his teeth he gnashes.
and then he gnashed his teeth.
no change
before he gets into teeth-gnashing.
32
(n.) a connection or fondness; similarity of structure
affinity
curmudgeon
utopia
altruism
33
True or False: Parallel lines have the same slope.
True
False
34
The enormity of the pay raises excited
the team.
The pay raises were so big that they greatly excited
The enormitude of the pay raises excited
The huge size of the pay raises excited
no change
35
Ryan was immensely effected by the letters he found
in the big box in the basement.
Ryan was immensely affected by the letters he found
The affect on Ryan was immense from the letters he found
no change
Ryan was immensely effected by the letters found
36
(a.) following as an effect; important
contemporary
incendiary
meretricious
consequential
37
Which is greater: y or
-y ?
they are equal
y
-y
it cannot be determined
38
Alice Johnson is
the one person who we suspect will receive
a full scholarship.
the one person who will receive
the one person whom we suspect will receive
the only person who can receive
no change
39
I don't know
why, but we have less students
in the 7:30 class than in the 8:45 class.
why, but we have fewer students
why, but there have been fewer students
why, but there are less students
no change
40
(a.) having a streaked or patch coloring
brindled
lethargic
halcyon
eminent
41
(n.) a typical example
epitome
gaucherie
altruism
adage
42
(a.) extremely dry; dull, barren, unimaginative
fecund
arid
officious
derisive
43
Solve for z: 4√z + 16 = 20 and 4√z - 16 = 20
69
81
121
54
44
Eighteen percent of $90 is what percent of $270?
6%
18%
12%
24%
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v.) to tempt or persuade by using deception or flattery
bolster
discriminate
inveigle
instigate