[51] In figure below, the distance from P to S is 60,

[48] In the triangle in figure below, what is the value and the distances from P to Q and from R to S
of x? are equal. If the distance from Q to R is half the
distance from P to Q , how far apart are P and Q ?
A. 30
B. 40
A. 4
C. 45
B. 20
D. 60
C. 24
D. 30

[52] The bottom of the box of salt shown in figure

below is flat. Which of the following best
represents all of the points where the box touches
the paper?

[49] If 5 × ( P + Q) = 30 and P is greater than zero,

then Q could NOT be:

A. 7
B. 4
1
C. 3
2
D. 0

[50] The sale of a certain product increased from 25

thousand units sold in 1992 to 5 million units sold [53] Which of the following numbers can be written in
in 1996. The number of units sold in 1996 was how the form (4 × N ) + 1 where N is a whole number?
many times the number sold in 1992?
A. 55
A. 5
B. 62
B. 20
C. 71
C. 200
D. 93
D. 500

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[54] According to a market study, City X has 1.75 [57] If S is the sum of two consecutive integers,
millionaires for every 1,000 people. If there are 8 which of the following is always true?
million people in City X, how many millionaires are
there?
A. S is positive.
B. S is negative.
A. 14 C. S is even.
B. 140 D. S is odd.
C. 1, 400
D. 14,000

[58] A basketball player made exactly 80 percent of

the shots she was allowed in a foul-shooting
[55] If y = 2 x − 4 , then what does y + 2 equal?
contest. She missed the first shot and then made
14 in a row. If she made 2 of her remaining shots
A. 2x − 6 and missed the rest, which of the following must
B. 2x − 2 be true?
C. 4x − 6
D. 4x − 2 I. She had 20 shots in all.
II. She missed 3of her remaining shots.
III. She made 40 percent of her remaining shots.

[56] A string is used to show where the floor of a A. None

rectangular patio is to be laid. The width of the B. I and II only
patio is to be half the length. If 12 meters of string C. II and III only
just fit around the edges of the floor, what is the D. I, II, and III
length of the patio?

A. 6m
B. 4m
C. 3m [59] Each of the members in the AZ club may bring up
D. 2m to 4 guests to a party. What is the maximum number
of members and guests who might attend the party?

A. x+4
B. 4x
C. 4x + 4
D. 5x

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 1 [63] How many numbers between 1 and 80
[60] Ann’s stock was worth 28 a share when the
4 (inclusive) meet both conditions below?
stock market opened for the day and its value went • Statement 1: The number has a factor of 4.
3 • Statement 2: The number is a multiple of 10.
down during the day. If the amounts are in
8
dollars, how many dollars were her 40 shares of A. 2
stock worth at the end of the day? B. 4
C. 6
D. 8
7
A. 1, 080
8
B. 1, 085
C. 1,115
D. 1,125 [64] Given that x ≥ − 2 , which of the following
expressions is equivalent to the product of
x + 2 and (x + 2)3 ?
[61] Triangle A is similar to Triangle B. If Triangle B
3
has angles measuring 30°and 70°, which of the
A. ±( x + 2) 4
following is the measure of one of the angles of
Triangle A?
B. x+2
C. ( x + 2)
2
A. 20°
B. 40° D. ( x + 2) 4
C. 60°
D. 80°
[65] Solve for x where a, b, and c are real number
and a > 0 .
ax + b > c + 3b
[62] What is the slope of 3 y − 6 x = 10? c + 2b
A. x >
1 a
A.
2 c + 2b
B. x <
B. 2 a
C. 3 C. x > c + 2b − a
D. 6 c
D. x < + 2b
a

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 3 x +3
[66] The figure shown belongs in which of the [68] If f (x) = 9 2 x −1 and g (x) = 3 , for what
following classifications?
value of x does f (x) − g ( x ) = 0?
I. Polygon
II. Quadrilateral
A. −4
III. Rectangle
7
IV. Trapezoid B. −
4
10
C. −
7
E. 5

[69] From 1970 through 1980, the population of

A. I only City Q increased by 20%. From 1980 through
B. IV only 1990, the population increased by 30%. What
C. I, II, and III only was the combined percent increase for the
D. I, II, and IV only period 1970-1990?

A. 25%
B. 36%
C. 50%
[67] A polynomial function is defined by the D. 56%
equation p ( x ) = 2 x 2 + ax − 4 x − 2 a . If
p( − 3) = 0, what is the value of a?
[70] In complex numbers, where i 2 = − 1, what is the
A. 0 (i + 1)(i + 1)
simplified form of the expression ?
B. 2 (i − 1)(i − 1)

C. 4 i +1
A.
i −1
D. 6
i
B.
2
2
C.
i
D. −1

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[71] The expression x 2 + 6 x + m can be factored as [74] How many points of intersection do the
( x + k )2 for some integer value of k. What is the following equations have?
value of m ? 1
y = − x+5
3
A. 1 y = −x2 + 8
B. 3
C. 9 A. 0
D. 36 B. 1
C. 2
D. 3

[72] The line y = x + 5 undergoes a transformation

such that every point ( a, b ) is now ( a, b + 3 ) on
[75] If −3x + 7 < 16, which of the following must be
the resulting line. What is the equation of the
true?
line after the transformation?
A. x > −3
A. y = 3 x + 5
B. y = 3 x + 8 B. x < −3
C. y = x + 2 C. x < −9
D. y = x + 8 D. x > −9

[76] What is the surface area of a sphere whose

[73] An online candle business open five days a
largest cross section has an area that measures
week (Monday through Friday) sells fifteen
16π units 2 ?
candles a day its first week. If each week, it sells
three more candles a day, how many candles in
total does that business sell in Week 5? A. 64π units 2
256π
B. units 2
A. 24 candles 3
B. 27 candles
C. 1,024π units 2
C. 120 candles
D. 135 candles D. It is impossible to determine from the given
information

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[77] Anja decides to track how long it takes her to [79] What are the solutions to the equation below?
get to school each day. After tracking her drive 5 | x − 2 | + 1 = 16
five times, Anja finds that it takes her an A. x = 3 only
average of 27 minutes to get to school each day. B. x = 5 only
The quickest Anja can get to school, if she C. x = 5 and x = 3
encounters no traffic, is in 23 minutes. If on the D. x = 5 and x = −1
first day, Anja drove to school in 31 minutes,
what is the longest possible time it took Anja to
drive to school during those five days? [80] If a ⊗ b = 2a 2 + 3b , what is 4 ⊗ 2?
A. 10
A. 29 minutes B. 18
B. 31 minutes C. 20
C. 33 minutes D. 38

D. 35 minutes

[81] Which of the following is equivalent to

2tan 2 xcos 2 x ?
[78] The amount of Pollutant A in a lake increases A. 4sin 2 x
linearly over time, at a rate given by the
B. 2 − sin 2 x
equation below, where x is time in days and y is
C. 2(1 − cos 2 x )
units of Pollutant A. Pollutant B, on the other
2
hand, is decreasing at the same rate that D.
cotxsecx
Pollutant A is increasing. If on Day 0, there
were 108 units of Pollutant B in the lake, which
equation represents the amount of Pollutant B
in the lake after x days?
[82] Which of the following is NOT an x-intercept of
3
y = x + 221 y = x 3 − 4 x 2 − 21 x ?
2
A. ( − 7,0 )
2 B. ( − 3,0 )
A. y = x + 221
3 C. ( 0,0 )
2
B. y = − x + 108
3
D. ( 7,0 )
3
C. y = − x + 108
2
3
D. y = − x − 113
2

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[83] A line is tangent to the circle [85] Which of the following is equivalent to the
25 = ( x + 1 ) + ( y + 4 ) at ( − 4,0 ) . expression below?
2 2

What is the slope of that line? 4 1 sin2θ

+
cotθ csc 2θ tan2θ
4 A. 0
A. −
3 B. 1
1 C. 4
B.
4 D. 4tanθ
3
C.
5
3
D.
4
[86] If ∠x is an acute angle, how many degrees
larger is its supplement than its complement ?

A. −90 °
[84] Triangle DFG below is equilateral. JG is 6 B. 0°
inches. HD is one third the length of DF. What C. 90 °
is the length of FH? D. 180°

A. 2 inches
B. 8 inches
C. 12 inches
D. It is impossible to determine with the
information given

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[87] When folded along the dashed lines, which of [89] What is the solution set for this equation ?
these nets forms a cube? 2−x x+3
=
7 5
A.

A.  11 
 12 

B. B.  − 11 
 12 

C.  − 11 , 11 
 12 6 
C. D. { }

These tables show some ordered pairs from two

linear equations .
D.

Equation1:

x −3 −2 0 2
y 9 7 3 −1
Equation 2:
[88] If minor arc EF = 4π cm, what is the area, in
square centimeters, of the sector? x −2 −1 1 3
y 7 2 −8 −18

[90] What is the x-coordinate for the solution to the

system of equations ?

A. −2
B. −1
A. 32π
C. 2
B. 36π D. 7
C. 200π
D. 576π

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 [94] Which of the following pairs of lines are parallel ?
[91] Triangle MNP is similar to Triangle RQP,
3
A. 3 y = 2 x – 1 and y = − x + 1
and MN and QR are parallel. If the sine of 2
B. y = 2 x + 1 and y = 1– 2 x
2
∠R is , then what is the measure of ∠N ?
2 C. 1 x − y = 2 and 2 y = x –1
2
D. 2 y = 5 x and 5 y = 2 x

[95] For all m and n, –m(n – m ) + n(m – n) =

A. m 2 + n 2
B. (m – n)2
2 C. (m + n )2
A.
2 D. m 2 – n 2
B. 30°
C. 45°
D. 60°

 2x − 3 − x, x>5 [96] The garden in the figure below was created by

[92] Let f ( x ) =  . Compute f (6) . adding equal semicircles to the four faces of a
 1 − 2 x , x≤5
square. If the perimeter of this garden is 16π feet,
what is its area in square feet?
A. −11
B. −6
C. −3
D. 3

[93] If w is greater than 8, which of the following

could be the value of w ?

A. 9
B. 16
A. 64 + 8π
C. 49
B. 64 + 32π
D. 81
C. 64 + 64 π
D. 256 + 32π

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[97] An athlete tracks the number of times various [99] The figure below was formed by combining two
exercises or movements appears in the daily X-Fit equal squares, such that a vertex of one square is
workouts over a period. The data he compiles is at the center of the other square. The area of the
illustrated below. shaded region is x. In terms of x, what is the area
` of the unshaded region?

A. 6 x
Based on this data, what is the probability that a 7
workout contains either box jumps or B. 3 x
weightlifting? 4
x
C.
A. 0.12 6
B. 0.30 D. x
C. 0.40 7
D. 0.60

[100] The dimensions of a rectangular solid are in the

[98] Two sides of a triangle have lengths 7 and 2. ratio 2:4:8. If the volume of the solid is 512 cubic
Which of the following could be the perimeter of meters, what is the length of the longest edge of
this triangle? the solid?

A. 9 A. 2 meters
B. 11 B. 4 meters
C. 14 C. 8 meters
D. 16 D. 16 meters

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 [41] .C [86] C
[42] .D [87] B
Answers: [43] .C [88] B
[44] .D [89] C
[45] .D [90] A
[1] C [46] .D [91] C
[2] .A [47] .B [92] C
[3] .A [48] .C [93] D
[4] .A [49] .A [94] C
[5] .B [50] .C [95] D
[6] .B [51] .C [96] B
[7] .A [52] .A [97] D
[8] .A [53] .D [98] D
[9] .C [54] .D [99] C
[10] .B [55] .B [100] D
[11] .C [56] .B
[12] .C [57] .D
[13] .D [58] .D
[14] .C [59] .D
[15] .D [60] .C
[16] .D [61] D
[17] .B [62] B
[18] .B [63] B
[19] .A [64] C
[20] .B [65] A
[21] .A [66] D
[22] .B [67] D
[23] .C [68] D
[24] .D [69] D
[25] .D [70] D
[26] .B [71] C
[27] .D [72] D
[28] .D [73] D
[29] .C [74] C
[30] .C [75] A
[31] .D [76] A
[32] .C [77] D
[33] .A [78] C
[34] .B [79] D
[35] .C [80] D
[36] .D [81] C
[37] .C [82] A
[38] .B [83] D
[39] .D [84] B
[40] .D [85] D

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