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SSAT Upper Level

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If 30 + m = 30, then 30 × m =

A) 31

B) 30

C) 29

D) 1

E) 0

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Katrina is buying one bracelet for each of her eleven friends. The bracelets are sold in packs of three. How many packs of bracelets will Katrina need to buy?

A) 3

B) 4

C) 5

D) 9

E) 11

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Elena has a roll of ribbon that is 6 1/3 feet long. If she wants to cut the roll of ribbon into 5-inch pieces, how many pieces can she make?

A) 14

B) 15

C) 16

D) 20

E) 34

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If Christophe ran 3 miles in half an hour, his average speed was

A) 1.5 miles per hour

B) 3 miles per hour

C) 4.5 miles per hour

D) 6 miles per hour

E) 12 miles per hour

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Which of the following statements is correct, according to the graph in Figure 1

A) The number of cones sold in the winter is equal to the number of cones sold in the fall.

B) The number of cones sold in the winter was less than half the number of cones sold in the spring.

C) The number of cones sold in the summer was twice the number of cones sold in the fall.

D) The number of cones sold in the fall was twice the number of cones sold in the winter

E) More cones were sold in the summer than in the spring and fall combined

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What is the value of the “7” in 625.713?

A) ones

B) tenths

C) hundreths

D) tens

E) thousandths

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A long distance phone call costs $10.00 for the first ten minutes and $0.75 for each additional thirty seconds. If Andre has $16.65, he can talk for

A) 13 minutes and 30 seconds

B) 14 minutes

C) 14 minutes and 30 seconds

D) 15 minutes

E) 17 minutes and 30 seconds

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0.025 × 40.00 =

A) 0.01

B) 0.1

C) 1

D) 10

E) 100

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3 1/3 + 6 2/3 + 1 1/3 is approximately equal to

A) 9.33

B) 10.33

C) 10.67

D) 11.33

E) 11.67

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26 is 40 percent of

A) 0.65

B) 10.4

C) 60

D) 65

E) 66

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For any numbers a and b, a$b = a-3b.What is the value of 2$4?

A) 10

B) 4

C) -4

D) -5

E) -10

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If one quarter of the price of a plane ticket is 125 dollars, the price of five plane tickets can be determined by multiplying 125 by

A) $1/5$

B) 4

C) 5

D) 10

E) 20

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In Figure 2, E will be the midpoint of side AD and F will be the midpoint of side AB. Which point represents the midpoint of a line segment that would join E and F?

A) G

B) H

C) J

D) K

E) L

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The average weight of three dogs is 55 pounds, and the average weight of five cats is 9 pounds. What is the average weight, in pounds, of all eight animals?

A) 8

B) 12.5

C) 21.75

D) 26.25

E) 46

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If 0 < x < 3, which of the following expressions has the smallest value?

A) x-3

B) x+3

C) $x/3 + 1$

D) $x + 3/x$

E) 3x + 3

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In the quadrilateral in Figure 3, x=

A) 285

B) 125

C) 105

D) 85

E) 75

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Divya and two of her friends planned to spend $120 each on gas for their road trip. Then, another friend decided to join them. If all friends re-divided the cost of gas equally among them, how much did each friend spend?

A) $80

B) $90

C) $100

D) $110

E) $120

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If the average of four consecutive odd numbers is 24, what is the largest number?

A) 23

B) 25

C) 27

D) 29

E) 96

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At a fundraiser, there are 27 volunteers that need to be divided into groups. If at least 5 but no more than 9 people can be in a group, and no two groups can have the same number of volunteers, what is the smallest number of groups required to accommodate all 27 volunteers?

A) 4

B) 5

C) 7

D) 8

E) 9

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At a bike store, the number of bicycles in stock is equal to the number of tricycles in stock. If the total number of bicycle and tricycle wheels is 55, how many tricycles are there?

A) 9

B) 10

C) 11

D) 22

E) 33

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The slope of the line that is perpendicular to 3x+y=8 is

A) $1/3$

B) $-1/3$

C) $3/8$

D) -3

E) 3

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Aram lives 5 miles from Brian’s house. Simran lives 8.5 miles from Brian’s house. How far is Aram’s house from Simran’s house?

A) 3.5 miles

B) 5 miles

C) 11 miles

D) 13.5 miles

E) It cannot be determined from the information given

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A music store conducted a survey about whether people liked rock music, country music, or both. Out of the 800 respondents, 300 people liked country music and 700 people liked rock music. Based on this information, how many people liked both country and rock music?

A) 100

B) 150

C) 200

D) 250

E) 300

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A cubic box has a side length of 2 feet. How many of these boxes could fit inside a larger cubic box whose base has a perimeter of 24 feet?

A) 12

B) 24

C) 27

D) 36

E) 48

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Marita has x dimes, 3 quarters, and y ten dollar bills. Which of the following expressions represents the total amount of money she has, in dollars?

A) $x/10 + 0.75 +10y$

B) $x+y +3(0.25)$

C) $10/x +75+10y$

D) $10/x + 0.75 + 10y$

E) $10x +0.75 +10y$

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It can be inferred from the passage that Dr. Twill makes a living by

A) researching a great variety of diseases

B) selling devices which are supposed to cure disease

C) bottling electricity, and selling it in the country

D) inventing devices and selling the patents to rich investors

E) travelling to the city to see patients under electric lights

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Dr. Twill seems to believe that electricity is

A) ) an unfortunate necessity of the modern world

B) a dangerous technology which must be carefully handled

C) a curative force of incredible potential

D) a limited but practical method for reliving certain types of pain

E) one tool among many in a doctor’s arsenal against disease

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Based on the context of the passage, Dr. Twill was traveling in order to

A) get away from the hustle and bustle of city life

B) make a profit by selling his wares in other towns

C) find inspiration for new inventions

D) cure the ailments of people too poor to visit a doctor

E) acquire new electrical devices for the curing of disease

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According to the passage, what is the most likely reason that Dr. Twill returned from his travels with a “considerably lighter trunk” (lines 9-10)?

A) The weather was warmer than when he left, so he needed less clothing.

B) Dr. Twill sold most of the contents of his trunk while traveling

C) Dr. Twill had used up most of the bottled electricity in his trunk.

D) Parts of the trunk had fallen off during the trip

E) Dr. Twill had purchased a new, lighter trunk with his profits.

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Based on the context of the passage, “imbibe” (line 16) most nearly means

A) electrocute

B) invest

C) travel

D) consume

E) disease

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The author’s main purpose in this passage is to

A) compare and contrast different theories about the Great Library’s destruction

B) describe the activities of an important historical institution

C) chronicle the role of libraries throughout history

D) discuss the literature of two ancient civilizations

E) explain the impact of the Great Library on Egypt’s political history

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It can be inferred from the passage that

A) some of the works created or edited in the Great Library survive to the present day

B) the Great Library was most likely founded by Ptolemy I

C) the Great Library was mainly funded by the sale of books

D) the scribes that lived in the Great Library were not allowed outside of Alexandria

E) most of Greece’s famous myths were originally created at the Great Library

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According to the passage, which of the following is/are known for certain to be true?

I. The Great Library survived for 1,000 years.
II. The Great Library was located in the city of Alexandria.
III. The Great Library burned down on more than one occasion.

A) I only

B) II only

C) III only

D) I and II only

E) I, II, and III

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The author of this passage would most likely agree that

A) it was wrong for the Great Library to take books from passing ships

B) whoever destroyed the Great Library was most likely motivated by greed

C) the ultimate fate of the Great Library should always remain a mystery

D) it is very surprising that ancient people were concerned about preserving books

E) the preservation and advancement of knowledge is very important

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The author’s primary topic in this passage is

A) the scientific definitions of fruits and vegetables

B) the Supreme Court’s decision that the tomato is a vegetable

C) the biological structure of tomatoes, cucumbers, pumpkins, and squash

D) the conflicts over botanical classifications within the scientific community

E) the controversy over popular conceptions of fruits and vegetables

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Based on the passage, the author would most likely agree with which of the following statements?

A) The goals of scientists are at odds with the public’s health

B) It doesn’t matter what you call them, as long as you eat plenty of healthy plants

C) Scientists often create definitions that are not useful to the general public

D) The Supreme Court lacks the authority to define botanical terms.

E) Tomatoes are best served as an appetizer.

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As it is used in line 9, the word “august” most likely means

A) respected and important

B) botanical

C) the month which follows July

D) light humored and funny

E) very angry

38 / 149

When the author says that it is a “grave error” to call a tomato a vegetable (line 3), his tone could best be described as

A) sympathetic

B) aloof

C) emphatic

D) sarcastic

E) wrathful

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The narrator of this passage is

A) Mr. Bennet

B) Dr. Livingstone

C) Bayonne

D) Stanley

E) Bayonne

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According to the passage, Dr. Livingstone is

A) a medical doctor

B) studying plants in central Africa

C) an infamous criminal on the run

D) old and possibly dead

E) staying in a hotel in France

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Based on the context of the passage, a “robe-de-chambre” (line 8) is most likely

A) a type of bed

B) a particular hotel in France

C) a type of casual garment

D) a coat to be worn outdoors

E) a formal hat worn for important occasions

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In lines 16-19, Mr. Bennet’s tone could best be described as

A) urgent

B) whining

C) relaxed

D) rash

E) deferential

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According to the passage, it is likely that the narrator will soon

A) travel to Central Africa

B) write a memorial for Dr. Livingstone

C) travel to Bayonne

D) search for Dr. Livingstone in Paris

E) write a business report

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The passage is primarily about

A) the types of equipment required to make life in the lab

B) the amazing insights of Alexander Oparin and J.B.S. Haldane

C) weather and environmental conditions on the early Earth

D) the many possible locations where life may have begun on Earth

E) a hypothesis and the experiment designed to test it

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Which significant event took place in 1952?

A) Organic compounds were created in laboratory conditions that simulated Earth’s early environment

B) The first living organisms were created by the Miller-Urey experiment

C) J.B.S. Haldane and Alexander Oparin proposed a new theory about the origins of life on Earth.

D) The University of Chicago was founded, leading to many great experiments.

E) The theory that life came from space was finally disproved

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At the beginning of the Miller-Urey experiment, scientists filled glass flasks with which of the following?
I. gases
II. water
III. soil

A) I only

B) II only

C) I and II only

D) II and III only

E) I, II, and III

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According to the passage, what role did Alexandar Oparin play in the Miller-Urey experiment?

A) He helped to analyze the results of the experiment

B) He was one of the scientists who proposed the idea that the experiment was designed to test.

C) He was in charge of the foundation that organized and funded the experiment

D) He was a faculty member at the University of Chicago, where the experiment took place

E) He attempted to stop the experiment, which could have disproved his hypothesis.

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Which of the following best summarizes the author’s main argument in this passage?

A) If you don’t have a good sense of direction, you’ll be lost in either the city or the wilderness.

B) Most city dwellers quickly learn to find their way in the wilderness when they get the chance to practice.

C) Only the roughest people can develop a good sense of direction, and highly cultured people are better off hiring guides

D) A sense of direction is an essential talent in the wilderness, and it’s something that not everyone can learn

E) learn. (E) A sense of direction can be cultivated, but only in the wilderness, where it is transmitted by a germ.

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Based on the passage, the author believes that courage, strength, and ingenuity

A) are useful attributes, but not as essential to a wilderness traveler as a sense of direction

B) are not at all relevant to a wilderness traveler

C) might be necessary in order to develop a strong sense of direction

D) can’t be acquired unless they come naturally

E) are usually lacking in people with a good sense of direction

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According to the passage, people who have never been in the wilderness

A) can acquire a sense of direction only if they are on vacation

B) are likely to be hopeless at finding their way for the rest of their lives

C) should probably hire a guide

D) are frequently better at finding their way than more seasoned travelers

E) can sometimes develop a good sense of direction in a fairly short time

51 / 149

In the passage, the author compares a sense of direction to

A) a talent for mathematics

B) a disease spread by germs

C) the virtue of bravery

D) the strength and endurance developed by exercise

E) the skill of an experienced prospector

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The author’s main purpose in this passage is to

A) criticize people who get lost because they lack a sense of direction

B) persuade the reader that ingenuity, courage, and endurance are overrated

C) argue that more people should hire guides when they go into the wilderness

D) inform the reader about what is needed to succeed in the wilderness

E) encourage more people to take wilderness vacations

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When the speaker refers to “old Time” in lines 5-6, he is

A) talking about the past

B) having a conversation with time

C) referring to the specific time in a person’s life when they are old

D) talking about old-fashioned things

E) suggesting that time is an old, powerful entity

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When the speaker discusses “never-dying fires” (line 10), he is most likely referring to

A) long-lasting love

B) love that diminishes quickly

C) physical beauty

D) anger and hatred

E) lips and cheeks

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When the speaker states that “flames must waste away” (line 6), he most nearly means that

A) in time, even the subject of the poem will die

B) love always fades when people get older

C) it is impossible to maintain a fire without logs for kindling

D) if love is based on physical beauty, it will diminish when beauty fades

E) some people will never be satisfied for very long

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According to the passage, carries is

A) a type of cancer

B) a disease related to HIV

C) cardiovascular disease

D) a disease of the teeth

E) easily cured with dietary changes

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According to the passage, carries is increasing in Africa due to

A) the spread of industry

B) increasing poverty

C) high rates of HIV and other diseases

D) higher rates of social and psychological problems

E) changes in the way that people eat

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According to the passage, the number of people who suffer from carries is

A) a majority of the population of the planet

B) greater in sub-Saharan Africa than anywhere else in the world

C) concentrated in the West

D) around four million people

E) smaller than the number of people suffering from HIV

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This passage would most likely be found in

A) a newspaper

B) a novel

C) a personal letter

D) a biography

E) an encyclopedia

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It can be inferred from the passage that the speaker

A) has committed a very serious crime

B) is in command of a massive army

C) has lived his life as a fortune-teller

D) has been sentenced to death

E) believes that it is honorable to die

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According to the passage, the speaker believes that he has been condemned because

A) he was critical of the way that many people were living

B) his enemies were afraid that he would kill them

C) he lived an evil life, and failed to improve himself

D) he was young and inconsiderate

E) he did too much to restrain the critics of his enemies

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The speaker says that the “accusers” (line 6) who will come after him

A) will avenge his death

B) will have the power to make prophecies

C) will be numerous and less polite than he was

D) have been improving themselves

E) have been living evil lives

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When the speaker says “punishment far heavier than you have inflicted on me will surely await you” (lines 3-4), he most likely means that

A) his supporters will set him free

B) the people he is addressing will miss their last chance to be good instead of evil

C) there will be a great war following his death

D) the people he is addressing will become ill

E) the people he is addressing will face far harsher criticism in the future than they did in the past

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Which sentence best summarizes the speaker’s main point in this passage?

A) Evil people will never be able to change

B) The best way to avoid criticism is to live a good life

C) Young people are often less considerate than their elders.

D) Threats of punishment will keep people quiet

E) People who are close to death possess magical powers.

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Calculate

A) type

B) enter

C) figure

D) implicate

E) ask

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Debut

A) sudden removal

B) experiment

C) failed attempt

D) first appearance

E) single instance

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Persue

A) browse

B) chase

C) escape

D) discover

E) arrest

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Dominant

A) very muscular

B) most powerful

C) cruel

D) unequal

E) not nice

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Stance

A) section

B) position

C) trend

D) question

E) portion

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Surplus

A) twice as much

B) more than necessary

C) used goods

D) cheap merchandise

E) specialized equipment

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Demure

A) tiny

B) scant

C) intriguing

D) reserved

E) disguised

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Impartial

A) complete

B) sympathetic

C) neutral

D) passionate

E) ignorant

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Strewn

A) scattered

B) lost

C) hidden

D) attached

E) threaded

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Controversy

A) dispute

B) remark

C) story

D) fabrication

E) trademark

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Discourse

A) deviation

B) loss

C) claim

D) investigation

E) conversation

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Cerebral

A) stunning

B) headlong

C) intellectual

D) confusing

E) stellar

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Confess

A) guess

B) admit

C) commit

D) fail

E) impose

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Perspire

A) breathe

B) encourage

C) inhale

D) sweat

E) heat

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Lingo

A) singer

B) wait

C) jargon

D) loiter

E) poetry

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Maxim

A) acceptance

B) adage

C) slang

D) article

E) mistake

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Jettison

A) propel

B) exceed

C) discard

D) overflow

E) embark

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Clairvoyant

A) transparent

B) nearsighted

C) uncertain

D) kind

E) prophetic

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Frugal

A) breakable

B) economical

C) sweet

D) wise

E) rich

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Accolade

A) distinction

B) increase

C) persuasion

D) penalty

E) diversion

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Burgeon

A) decrease

B) cancel

C) soak

D) thrive

E) cover

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Recalcitrant

A) insecure

B) deciduous

C) stubborn

D) fortified

E) brief

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Aberration

A) ghost

B) anomaly

C) creature

D) indication

E) symbolism

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Nourish

A) move slowly

B) drain completely

C) reproduce

D) give sustenance

E) live peacefully

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Rigorous

A) quick

B) simple

C) thorough

D) passing

E) timely

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Illegible

A) unwritten

B) hard to read

C) meaningless

D) set in stone

E) water damaged

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Derelict

A) neglected

B) vacuous

C) temporary

D) unlawful

E) squat

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Coherant

A) logical

B) understanding

C) overheard

D) audible

E) persistent

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Abashed

A) oppressive

B) aggressive

C) sneaky

D) corrupt

E) embarrassed

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Stymie

A) thwart

B) trickle

C) buckle

D) expel

E) contain

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Signature is to forgery as

A) symbol is to forge

B) piracy is to theft

C) currency is to counterfeit

D) money is to voucher

E) salutations are to lies

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Bench is to park as

A) carpenter is to house

B) chair is to parlor

C) tree is to landscape

D) alcove is to arbor

E) restaurant is to table

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List is to items as

A) chores are to laundry

B) index is to book

C) plan is to action

D) component is to compose

E) recipe is to ingredients

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Uncle is to brother as

A) niece is to aunt

B) son is to father

C) aunt is to sister

D) grandchild is to grandparent

E) mother is to daughter

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Spoon is to soup as

A) mug is to drinking

B) cup is to sip

C) plate is to butter

D) chopsticks are to wooden

E) fork is to salad

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Diminish is to eliminate as

A) suggest is to command

B) infer is to reference

C) rhetoric is to conversation

D) text is to type

E) assert is to question

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Itinerary is to travel as

A) schedule is to calendar

B) blueprint is to construction

C) conspire is to criminals

D) planned is to spontaneous

E) tally is to count

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Factory is to manufacturing as

A) hospital is to patients

B) merchandise is to store

C) ship is to sailing

D) building is to office

E) theater is to entertaining

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Unicorn is to mythical as dinosaur is to

A) gigantic

B) behemoth

C) herbivore

D) extinct

E) dragon

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Bee is to hive as

A) queen is to worker

B) bird is to sky

C) termite is to wood

D) ant is to hill

E) bug is to honey

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Precipice is to abyss as

A) canal is to fjord

B) iris is to eye

C) geological is to geographical

D) shore is to ocean

E) feature is to terrain

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Enjoy is to promote as

A) teach is to doctrine

B) purchase is to share

C) secret is to story

D) print is to libel

E) dislike is to discourage

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Kindle is to blaze as

A) alone is to together

B) water is to douse

C) inferno is to conflagration

D) incite is to conflict

E) burn is to fuel

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Worker is to colleague as

A) teacher is to principal

B) employer is to management

C) company is to corporation

D) parent is to student

E) citizen is to compatriot

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Miner is to ores as

A) pickaxe is to rocks

B) lumberjack is to trees

C) farmer is to plow

D) merchant is to goods

E) cobbler is to shoes

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Fare is to passenger as

A) postage is to parcel

B) ferry is to boat

C) price is to product

D) train is to travel

E) stewardess is to airplane

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Valor is to heroes as

A) deception is to liars

B) revenge is to villains

C) lesson is to teachers

D) temperance is to gluttons

E) apparition is to ghost

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Steer is to rudder as

A) bull is to cow

B) car is to airplane

C) street is to runway

D) launch is to target

E) row is to oar

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Imprison is to person as

A) ransom is to hostage

B) blackmail is to secrets

C) dissemble is to feelings

D) impound is to property

E) convict is to defendant

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Investigate is to ascertain as

A) sequester is to seize

B) conceive is to concept

C) requisition is to acquire

D) obscure is to discover

E) scout is to mystery

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Swagger is to arrogance as slouch is to

A) approval

B) lethargy

C) hatred

D) confidence

E) excitement

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Punctual is to attendance a

A) slow is to speech

B) shy is to manner

C) slapdash is to effort

D) wild is to tone

E) meticulous is to work

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Glacier is to ice cube as

A) lake is to sea

B) saltwater is to freshwater

C) mouse is to rodent

D) adult is to human

E) mountain is to pebble

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Harmonious is to contemporaneous as

A) consonant is to temporary

B) distemper is to similarity

C) temporal is to musical

D) incompatible is to anachronistic

E) simultaneous is to recurrent

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Famine is to hunger as

A) thirst is to water

B) shortage is to food

C) debt is to creditor

D) pestilence is to illness

E) slumber is to sleepy

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Sharp is to fuzzy as

A) padded is to corner

B) squishy is to serrated

C) distinct is to vague

D) needle is to prick

E) kitten is to claws

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Dial is to turn as

A) sun is to time

B) switch is to toggle

C) telephone is to control

D) button is to device

E) change is to setting

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Fire escape is to building as

A) stepladder is to tower

B) life jacket is to drowning

C) fireman is to station

D) lifeboat is to ship

E) periscope is to submarine

123 / 149

Telegram is to text message as

A) sundial is to equator

B) letter is to email

C) telephone is to conversation

D) video is to audio

E) pocket watch is to clock

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Voracious is to insatiable as

A) hunger is to thirst

B) stubborn is to incorrigible

C) rapacious is to glutton

D) tumultuous is to serene

E) seditious is to entertaining

125 / 149

The blue team has 12 players and the red team has 20 players. How many players need to move from the red team to the blue team in order for the teams to have the same number of players?

A) 10

B) 8

C) 6

D) 4

E) 3

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When 10,301 is divided by 206, the result is closest to

A) 5

B) 45

C) 50

D) 500

E) 550

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Mr. Perry’s class has j more students than Mrs. Chen’s class. If Mr. Perry’s class has 19 students, how many students are in Mrs. Chen’s class?

A) 19+j

B) j-19

C) $j/19$

D) 19 x j

E) 19 - j

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Bogdan wants to build a boardwalk around his farm that has a perimeter of 972 feet. If each piece of wood he will use is 3 yards long, how many pieces of wood will he need to build the boardwalk?

A) 81

B) 108

C) 162

D) 243

E) 324

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In Figure 1, the perimeter of the two congruent trapezoids is 48. If x = 12, then y =

A) 24

B) 12

C) 8

D) 6

E) 4

130 / 149

600 - 8 9/10 =

A) $591 1/10$

B) $591 9/10$

C) $592 1/5$

D) $592 9/10$

E) $593 1/5$

131 / 149

All of the following expressions are equal EXCEPT

A) $2 x 3/2$

B) $3 x 2/3$

C) $4 x 3/4$

D) $6 x 1/2$

E) $9 x 1/3$

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What is the next number in the following sequence? 1, 4, 9, 16, 25, ___

A) 28

B) 34

C) 35

D) 36

E) 50

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The average wait time for a popular ride at the amusement park is 1 hour and 15 minutes. If Jaymin rode on the roller coaster four times and had to wait in line each time, how long was her total waiting time

A) 3 hours and 45 minutes

B) 4 hours

C) 4 hours and 15 minutes

D) 4 hours and 45 minutes

E) 5 hours

134 / 149

Antoinette decided to put all of her jewelry on sale for 20% off. If one of her necklaces had an original price of $17.50, its discounted price was

A) $3.50

B) $8.75

C) $10.50

D) $14.00

E) $15.50

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What percent of the students prefer whole wheat bread?

A) 40%

B) 33%

C) 30%

D) 25%

E) 20%

136 / 149

What fraction of students prefer rye bread?

A) $1/6$

B) $1/8$

C) $1/12$

D) $3/10$

E) $3/25$

137 / 149

If D < 9, then 4D + 6 could be equal to

A) 38

B) 42

C) 46

D) 50

E) 54

138 / 149

Oren is 4 inches taller than Lisa, who is twice as tall as their son Milo. If Oren is 74 inches tall, how tall is Milo?

A) 2 ft, 9 inches

B) 2 ft, 10 inches

C) 2 ft, 11 inches

D) 3ft, 1 inch

E) 5ft, 8 inches

139 / 149

Find the perimeter of the shape in Figure 3

A) 26

B) 30

C) 38

D) 40

E) 42

140 / 149

On Monday, Jackson had $12.75 in his piggy bank. On Tuesday, he took out $2.45. On Wednesday, he added $6.25. On Thursday, he did not add or take away any money. On Friday, he took out $1.60. The amount of money in his piggy bank on Friday was how much greater than the amount on Monday?

A) $2.20

B) $2.45

C) $5.40

D) $7.10

E) $14.95

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If 4M + N = 20 and N+P =20 what is the value of M?

A) 0

B) 4

C) 16

D) 24

E) It cannot be determined from the information given.

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A small town has two parks. The first park measures 80 feet by 90 feet, and the second park measures 150 feet by 200 feet. The two parks have an average area of how many square feet each?

A) 260

B) 18400

C) 18500

D) 18600

E) 37200

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If x + y is divisible by 9, which of the following expressions MUST also be divisible by 9?

A) $x/y + 9$

B) 9x + y

C) x + 9y

D) xy + 9

E) 2x + 2y

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In the first round of a math contest, each student had to answer 2 questions. Miriam averaged 76 seconds per question. Jake and Rafael averaged 84 seconds per question, and Sam averaged 80 seconds per question. At the end of the first round, what was the total time for all 4 students?

A) 324 seconds

B) 400 seconds

C) 480 seconds

D) 568 seconds

E) 648 seconds

145 / 149

In Figure 4, if lines p and q are parallel, then x+y=

A) 140°

B) 170°

C) 175°

D) 180°

E) 190°

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A and B have an average of 15. If A is greater than B, which of the following MUST be true?

A) A+B=15

B) $A/B ÷ 2 = 15$

C) A = 12 and B = 18

D) A-B=20

E) (A+B) ÷ 2 = 15

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281 ÷ 4 =

A) $200/4 + 80/4 + 1/4$

B) $200 + 80/4 + 1/4$

C) $2/4 + 8/4 + 1/4$

D) (200/4) x (80/4) x (1/4)

E) $200/4 ÷ 80/4 ÷ 1/4$

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If 40 percent of a movie ticket costs $5.00, what is 20 percent of the cost of two tickets?

A) $2.50

B) $5.00

C) $6.00

D) $7.50

E) $10.00

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Which of the following could be the value of ℎ if 4/7 + h < 1?

A) $1/2$

B) $3/7$

C) $2/7$

D) $3/5$

E) $2/3$

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