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$100 Question from Math 1 • If ¾ of a number is 7 more than 1/6 of the number, what is 5/3 of the number? • 12 • 15 • 18 • 20 • 24

$100 Answer from M1 D

$200 Question from Math 1 • If A is the set of positive multiples of 5 less than 200 and B is the set of positive multiples of 7 less than 200, how many numbers are in both set A and set B? • 0 • 5 • 11 • 62 • 67

$200 Answer from M1 B

$300 Question from Math 1 • If three more than the cube root of one more than a number is 5, then what is that number? • -9 • 3 • 7 • 9 • 26

$300 Answer from M1 C

$400 Question from Math 1 • Let P and Q be points 2 inches apart, and let A be the area, in square inches, of a circle that passes through P and Q. Which of the following is the set of all possible values of A? • 0 < A • 0 < a <= pi • A = pi • A > pi • A >= pi

$400 Answer from M1 E

$500 Question from Math 1 • If x + 2y = a and x – 2y = b which of the following is an expression for xy? • ab • (a + b)/2 • (a-b)/2 • (a^2-b^2)/4 • (a^2-b^2)/8

$500 Answer from M1 E

$100 Question from Math 2 • If 2x – 1 = 9, what is 10x – 5? • 35 • 45 • 55 • 75 • 95

$100 Answer from M2 B

$200 Question from Math 2 • Hoover High School has 840 students. And the ratio of the number of students taking Spanish to the number not taking Spanish is 4:3. How many of the students take Spanish? • 280 • 360 • 480 • 560 • 630

$200 Answer from M2 C

$300 Question from Math 2 Five people shared a prize of $100. Each one received a whole number of dollars, and no two people received the same amount. If the largest share was $30 and the smallest share was $15, what is the most money that the person with the third largest share could have received? <Grid In>

$300 Answer from Math 2 19

$400 Question from Math 2 The average of a set of 9 numbers if 99. After one of the numbers is deleted from the set, the average of the remaining numbers is 89. What number was deleted? <Grid In>

$400 Answer from M2 179

$500 Question from Math 2 In a right triangle, ¼ of the length of the longer leg is equal to 3/5 of the length of the shorter leg. What is the ratio of the length of the hypotenuse to the length of the shorter leg? <Grid In>

$500 Answer from M2 13/5

$100 Question from Writing The lieutenant reminded his men that the only information to be given to the captors was each individual’s name, rank, and what his serial number was. No Error

$100 Answer from Writing D

$200 Question from Writing Joan of Arc had a hunger to save France, a knack for performing miracles, and was willing to endure great suffering rather than to deny her faith. No error

$200 Answer from Writing C

$300 Question from Writing The data that he presented was not pertinent to the matter under discussion. No Error

$300 Answer from Writing B

$400 Question from Writing The differences between Locke’s world view and that of Hobbesarise less from a dispute about the function of government but from a dispute about the nature ofmankind. No error

$400 Answer from Writing C

$500 Question from Writing The perspective advantages this proposed merger can bring to our firm greatly outweigh any of the potential disadvantages predicted by opponents of the consolidation. No error

$500 Answer from Writing A

$100 Question from Writing 2 • Ron liked to play word games, of which he found crossword puzzles particularly satisfying. • games, of which he found crossword puzzles particularly satisfying • games, and it was crossword puzzles that particularly found satisfaction • games, particularly satisfying to him were crossword puzzles • games; he found crossword puzzles particularly satisfying • games; the satisfaction of crossword puzzles particularly

$100 Answer from Writing 2 D

$200 Question from Writing 2 • Raise High the Roofbeam, Carpenters is a novel written by the notoriously reclusive J. D. Salinger. • Raise High the Roofbeam, Carpenters is a novel written by the notoriously reclusive J. D. Salinger. • Raise High the Roofbeam, Carpenters were a novel written by the notoriously reclusive J. D. Salinger. • Raise High the Roofbeam, Carpenterswere a novel that the notoriously reclusive J. D. Salinger wrote. • As a notorious recluse, J. D. Salinger has written a novel that is called Raise High the Roofbeam, Carpenters • Raise High the Roofbeam, Carpenters is the name of the a novel that was written by the notorious reclusive J. D. Salinger

$200 Answer from Writing 2 A

$300 Question from Writing 2 • There is simply no way one can avoid conflict; hence, if you must fight, fight to win. • There is simply no way one can avoid conflict; hence, • In no way can one simply avoid conflict; hence, • You cannot avoid conflict; hence, • There is simply no way one can avoid conflict; however, • There is simply no way in which you may avoid conflict; consequently,

$300 Answer from Writing 2 C

$400 Question from Writing 2 • The drop in interest rates, especially for house mortgages, have encouraged prospective buyers and applied for loans. • Have encouraged prospective buyers and applied for loans • Have encouraged prospective buyers and loans have been applied for • Have encouraged prospective buyers; therefore, they applied for loans • Has encouraged prospective buyers, that they applied for loans • Has encouraged prospective buyers to apply for loans

$400 Answer from Writing 2 E

$500 Question from Writing 2 • The bridge between San Francisco and Marin County, California, is actually painted a reddish orange, while being called the Golden Gate. • is actually painted a reddish orange, while being • although actually painted a reddish orange, is • whose paint is actually a reddish orange, while it is • being actually painted a reddish orange caused it to be • which is actually painted a reddish orange, while being

$500 Answer from Writing 2 B

$100 Question from Vocab 1 While the 1940s are most noted for the development of black modern dance, they are also ____ because they were the last gasp for tap dancing. A. irrelevantB. unfounded C. significantD. speculativeE. contemporary

$100 Answer from Vocab 1 C

$200 Question from Vocab 1 • The number of black hawks has ____ because the encroachments of humans on their territory have caused them to _____ their customary breeding places • multiplied … endure • extrapolated ... alter • increased ... locate • diminished ... accept • dwindled ... shun

$200 Answer from Vocab 1 E

$300 Question from Vocab 1 • Although Britain’s film makers often produce fine films, they are studiously ____ and rarely aim at a mass market • commercial • viable • derivative • elitist • collaborate

$300 Answer from Vocab 1 D

$400 Question from Vocab 1 • MacDougall’s former editors remember him as a ___ man whose ___ and exhaustive reporting was worth the trouble. • domineering … wearisome • congenial … pretentious • popular … supercilious • fastidious … garbled • cantankerous … meticulous

$400 Answer from Vocab 1 E

$500 Question from Vocab 1 • The opossum is ____ the venom of snakes in the rattlesnake subfamily and thus views the reptiles not as ____ enemies but as a food source. • Vulnerable to … natural • Conscious of … mortal • Impervious to … lethal • Sensitive to … deadly • Defenseless against … potential

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