1.

The mean height of the students in Juans math class is equal to the mean height of the
students in his English class. However, while the standard deviation of the heights of
students in his math class is 3.2 inches, the standard deviation of the heights of students in
his English class is 6.1 inches. Which of the following statements must be true?

A) The mean height of the students in Juans English class is 2.9 inches greater than the
mean height of the students in his math class.

B) The median height of the students in Juans English class is 2.9 inches greater than the
median height of the students in his math class.

C) The median height of the students in Juans math class is 2.9 inches greater than the
median height of the students in his English class.

D) The heights of the students in Juans math class are less variable than the heights of the
students in his English class.

2.
Lisa gives her little brother Sam a 15-second (sec) head start in a 300-meter (m) race.
During the race, Sam runs at an average speed of 5 m/sec and Lisa runs at an average
speed of 8 m/sec, not including the head start. Since the time Lisa started running, which of
the following best approximates the number of seconds that had passed when Lisa caught
up to Sam?

A) 5
B) 25
C) 40
D) 55

3.
When an object is placed into water, it displaces a volume of water that is equal to the
volume of the object. When a certain object is analyzed, it displaces a volume of 10.5
millilters (ml) of water. If the density of the object is less than or equal to 1.5 grams per
milliliter, which inequality represents the possible mass, mm, in grams, of the object?

A) m7
B) m7
C) m15.75
D) m15.75

4.A potato chip company produces the same number of snack-sized bags of potato chips
every month. A manager at the company randomly selects a sample of snack-sized bags of
potato chips to be weighed in a routine quality-assurance check each month. The January
sample had a mean weight of 0.95 ounces and a margin of error of 0.06 ounces. The
February sample had a mean weight of 0.98 ounces and a margin of error of 0.04 ounces.
Based on these findings, which of the following is an appropriate conclusion?
A) Most of the snack-sized bags of potato chips produced by the company in January each
had a weight of at least 0.95 ounces, while most of the snack-sized bags of potato chips
produced by the company in February each had a weight of at least 0.98 ounces.

B) The mean weight of all the snack-sized bags of potato chips produced by the company in
January must have been 0.03 ounces more than the mean weight of all the snack-sized
bags of potato chips produced by the company in February.

C) The mean weight of all the snack-sized bags of potato chips produced by the company in
January was 0.03 ounces less than the mean weight of all the snack-sized bags of potato
chips produced by the company in February.

D) The number of snack-sized bags of potato chips in the January sample was less than the
number of snack-sized bags of potato chips in the February sample.

5. The football team has jerseys numbered from 10 to 30. Everyone gets a jersey and
there are three leftover. How many people are on the football team?
6. Derek is the 11th tallest person in the room and the 9th shortest. How many people
are in the room?

7. It takes 12 minutes to saw a log into four pieces. Given that each cut takes an equal
amount of time, how many minutes would it take to saw the log into 6 pieces
instead?

8. A tech company bought a number of computers for its

employees: 6 costing $1600 each, 4 costing $1200 each, and
y costing $900 each, where y is a positive odd integer. If the median price for all the
exercise machines purchased by the fitness center was $1200, what is the greatest
possible value of y?

9. In order to fulfill a prescription for 200 milliliters (mL) of a medication at a 55%

solution, a pharmacist must mix x mL of a 40% solution with y mL of a 60% solution.
What is the value of x?