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1. A certain building has square feet of surface that needs to be painted. If gallon of paint will cover square feet, what is the least whole number of gallons that must be purchased in order to have enough paint to apply one coat to the surface? (Assume that only whole gallons can be purchased.)A. 5B. 10C. 11D. 15E. 110

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2. The diagram above shows the number of people who purchased one, two, or all three of the ice cream flavors shown. If 15 people purchased strawberry ice cream, how many people purchased chocolate ice cream?A. 8B. 12C. 14D. 15E. 18

3. The ratio of to is 3: 5 and the ratio of to is 1:6 What is the ratio of to ?A. 1:10B. 2:15C. 5:18D. 10:1E. 18:5

4. Which of the following could be the exact value of where is an integer?A. 1.6 x 1020

B. 1.6 x 1021

C. 1.6 x 1022

D. 1.6 x 1023

E. 1.6 x 1024

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5. Which of the following sets of numbers has the property that the product of any two numbers in the set is also a number in the set?

I. The set of even integersII. The set of prime numbersIII. The set of positive numbers

A. I onlyB. II onlyC. I and IIID. I, II, and IIIE. None of them

6. 14, 17, 32, 50, 83, 144. . .Starting with the third number in the sequence of numbers above, each number is

more than the sum of the two numbers just before it. For example, Of the first numbers in this sequence, how many are even numbers?A. 54B. 43C. 79D. 67E. 69

7. The figure above shows all roads between Quarryton, Richfield, and Bayview. Martina is traveling from Quarryton to Bayview and back. How many different ways could she make the round trip, if she goes through Richfield exactly once and does not travel any section of road more than once?A. 5B. 6C. 10D. 12E. 16

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8. A car averages miles per gallon of gas in city driving and miles per gallon in highway driving. At these rates, how many gallons of gas will the car use on a -

mile trip if of the trip is highway driving and the rest is city driving?A. 5B. 11C. 14D. 20E. 25

9. Three vases each contain flowers. Some flowers are to be removed from one vase and placed in another vase to make the ratio of flowers in the three vases What is the least number of flowers that must moved to accomplish this? A. 18B. 12C. 10D. 8E. 6

10. If which of the following statements must be true?A. x < x2 < x3

B. x < x3 < x2

C. x2 < x < x3

D. x2 < x3 < xE. x3 < x < x2

11. For how many values of where is a positive integer less than is an integer?A. NoneB. OneC. ThreeD. FourE. Five

12.Jamal ran a distance of feet. Lonnie ran a distance of yards. What is the ratio of the distance Jamal ran to the distance Lonnie ran? ( feet yard)A. 4:1B. 5:1C. 6:1D. 12:1E. 36:1

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13.On the number line above, the arrow corresponding to which letter points to a number

that makes the value of positive?A. AB. BC. CD. DE. E

14.Pat and Lee are removing cartons from a truck. Pat removes of the number of

cartons from the truck, and Lee removes of the number of cartons. After that, there are cartons left in the truck. How many cartons were originally in the truck?A. 55B. 60C. 64D. 65E. 106

15. Apples are distributed, one at a time, into six baskets. The apple goes into basket one, the into basket two, the into basket three, and so on, until each basket has one apple. If this pattern is repeated, beginning each time with basket one, into which basket will the apple be placed?A. Basket twoB. Basket threeC. Basket fourD. Basket fiveE. Basket six

16. If feet of a -foot pole is below ground, what percent of the pole is above ground?A. 20%B. 25%C. 31.6%D. 63.3%E. 80%

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17. If which of the following products must be positive?A. stB. suC. tuD. stuE. st2

18. Of the students in a certain homeroom, are in the school play, are in the orchestra, and are in the choral group. If students participate in exactly of the activities and all other students participate in only activity, how many students are in the homeroom?A. 30B. 31C. 26D. 25E. 21

19. On the number line above, what number is the coordinate of point

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20. P is the set of positive integer factors of and is the set of positive

integer factors of If is a member of set and is a member of set what is the greatest possible value of A. 4B. 8C. 14D. 19E. 20

21. In an election for class president, Maria finished first, Kevin second, Carlos third, and Diane fourth. Maria received votes, and Diane received votes. If a total of votes were cast for the four candidates, what is the minimum number of votes that Kevin could have received?A. 49B. 51C. 52D. 55E. 57

22. In 1980 the ratio of male students to female students at Frost College was 2 males to 3 females. Since then, the enrollment of male students in the college has increased by 400 and the enrollment of female students has remained the same. The ratio of males to females is currently 1 to 1. How many students are currently enrolled at Frost College?A. 2300B. 2350C. 2400D. 2450E. 2500

23.The cabins at a camp are arranged so that there is exactly straight path between each of the cabins, but no of them are on a straight path. What is the total number of such straight paths joining these cabins?A. 18B. 20C. 23D. 15E. 9

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24. Which of the following integers is a divisor of both and A. 12B. 10C. 8D. 6E. 4

25. If a ramp rises vertically foot for every feet of horizontal distance, what is the height of the ramp, in feet, at a horizontal distance of feet from its starting point on the ground?A. 800B. 80C. 15.5D. 12.5E. 10

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