3. NEXT

4. What’s Your Problem, Mate? (English Error ID)

5. NEXT MISSING PARROTS (GEOMETRY)

6. NEXT CONTEXT IS EVERYTHING

7. NEXT REASONABLE CONCLUSIONS

8. NEXT POT LUCK

9. 15 20 25 510 What’s Your Problem, Mate? MISSING PARROTS CONTEXT IS EVERYTHING REASONABLE CONCLUSIONS POT LUCK 5 5 5 5 10 15 20 25 20 Team One Team Two Team Three Team Four Team Five Team Six

10. Show Answer For some people, traditional American Indian music is associated and connected with high penetrating vocals accompanied by a steady drumbeat. 1. A. NO CHANGE B. connected by some of them C. linked by association D. associated

11. Back to Board For some people, traditional American Indian music is associated and connected with high penetrating vocals accompanied by a steady drumbeat. 1. A. NO CHANGE B. connected by some of them C. linked by association D. associated

12. Among the O’odham tribes of Arizona, waila music has been popular for more than a century. 2.F. NO CHANGE G. popular, one might say, for H. really quite popular for J. popular for the duration of Show Answer

13. Back to Board Among the O’odham tribes of Arizona, waila music has been popular for more than a century. 2.F. NO CHANGE G. popular, one might say, for H. really quite popular for J. popular for the duration of

14. The music is mainly instrumental - the bands generally consist of guitar, bass guitar, saxophones, accordion and drums. 3.Which of the following alternatives to the underlined portion would NOT be acceptable? A.instrumental; in general, the bands B.instrumental, the bands generally C.instrumental. The bands generally D.instrumental; the bands generally Show Answer

15. Back to Board The music is mainly instrumental - the bands generally consist of guitar, bass guitar, saxophones, accordion and drums. 3.Which of the following alternatives to the underlined portion would NOT be acceptable? A.instrumental; in general, the bands B.instrumental, the bands generally C.instrumental. The bands generally D.instrumental; the bands generally

16. Unlike some tribal music, waila does not serve a religious purpose. It is a social music that performed at weddings, birthday parties, and feasts. 4.F. NO CHANGE G. music in which it is performed H. music, performing J. music, performed Show Answer

17. Back to Board Unlike some tribal music, waila does not serve a religious purpose. It is a social music that performed at weddings, birthday parties, and feasts. 4.F. NO CHANGE G. music in which it is performed H. music, performing J. music, performed

18. The word itself comes from the Spanish word for dance, baile. 5.A. NO CHANGE B. word, itself, C. word, itself D. word itself Show Answer

19. Back to Board The word itself comes from the Spanish word for dance, baile. 5.A. NO CHANGE B. word, itself, C. word, itself D. word itself

20. A 9 sided polygon Show Answer

21. NONAGON Back to Board

22. It is defined as a quadrilateral with all sides congruent. Show Answer

23. RHOMBUS Back to Board

24. The measure of each angle of a regular pentagon Show Answer

25. (5-2) 180 5 540 5 180 Back to Board

26. The area of a trapezoid with altitude 4 inches and median 12 inches Show Answer

27. A = 1/2h (b + b ) A = median height A = 48 sq. in. Back to Board

28. The area of a regular hexagon whose perimeter is 72 m Show Answer

29. P = 6s 72 = 6s 12 = s A = ½ aP A = ½ 72 6√3 (Area is 216 times the square root of 3.) Back to Board

30. A mind risks real ignorance for the sometimes paltry prize of an imagination enriched. The trick or reason is to get the imagination to seize the actual world – if only from time to time. Which is the best paraphrase of the passage above? A.The imagination lacks value and should be ignored in favor of paying attention to the actual world. B.Reason can enhance the imagination but at the expense of experience in the actual world. C.Rather than become isolated, the imagination should connect to the actual world at least occasionally. D. Reason, not the imagination, is the best way to appreciate the actual world. Show Answer

31. Back to Board A mind risks real ignorance for the sometimes paltry prize of an imagination enriched. The trick or reason is to get the imagination to seize the actual world – if only from time to time. Which is the best paraphrase of the passage above? A.The imagination lacks value and should be ignored in favor of paying attention to the actual world. B.Reason can enhance the imagination but at the expense of experience in the actual world. C.Rather than become isolated, the imagination should connect to the actual world at least occasionally. D. Reason, not the imagination, is the best way to appreciate the actual world.

32. Eleanor Roosevelt understood, above all, that politics is not an isolated individualist adventure. She sought alliances, created community, worked with movements for justice and peace. Against great odds and under terrific pressure, she refused to withdraw from controversy.... And never considered a political setback a permanent defeat. She enjoyed the game, and weathered the abuse. The underlined portion most nearly means that ER: F. Enjoyed her individualist adventure in politics even if criticized. G. Preferred to be a team player rather than take the lead. H. Embraced the political life and accepted criticism as part of her work. J. Understood political games and so did not take politics or criticism very seriously. Show Answer

33. Back to Board Eleanor Roosevelt understood, above all, that politics is not an isolated individualist adventure. She sought alliances, created community, worked with movements for justice and peace. Against great odds and under terrific pressure, she refused to withdraw from controversy.... And never considered a political setback a permanent defeat. She enjoyed the game, and weathered the abuse. The underlined portion most nearly means that ER: F. Enjoyed her individualist adventure in politics even if criticized. G. Preferred to be a team player rather than take the lead. H. Embraced the political life and accepted criticism as part of her work. J. Understood political games and so did not take politics or criticism very seriously.

34. Show Answer “Being a scientist puts you into a constant schizophrenic existence,” contends Richard Zare. “You have to believe and yet question beliefs at the same time. If you are a complete cynic and believe nothing, you do nothing and get nowhere, but if you believe too much, you fool yourself.” When Zare says that scientists lead “a constant schizophrenic existence,” he most nearly means that they: A. Often suffer psychologically from the demands of their work. B. Tend to be either complete cynics or people who believe too much. C. Are often guilty of either doing nothing or fooling themselves D. Have to maintain a balance between accepting and challenging ideas.

35. Back to Board “Being a scientist puts you into a constant schizophrenic existence,” contends Richard Zare. “You have to believe and yet question beliefs at the same time. If you are a complete cynic and believe nothing, you do nothing and get nowhere, but if you believe too much, you fool yourself.” When Zare says that scientists lead “a constant schizophrenic existence,” he most nearly means that they: A. Often suffer psychologically from the demands of their work. B. Tend to be either complete cynics or people who believe too much. C. Are often guilty of either doing nothing or fooling themselves D. Have to maintain a balance between accepting and challenging ideas.

36. The interior life is often stupid. Its egoism blinds it and deafens it; its imagination spins out ignorant tales, fascinated. It fancies that the western wind blows on the Self, and leaves fall at the feed of the Self for a reason and people are watching. The narrator uses the images in these lines primarily to depict the interior life’s tendency to engage in: F. Deceptive self-absorption G. Vital self-examination. H. Useful analysis of nature. J. Fierce debates with itself.. Show Answer

37. Back to Board The interior life is often stupid. Its egoism blinds it and deafens it; its imagination spins out ignorant tales, fascinated. It fancies that the western wind blows on the Self, and leaves fall at the feed of the Self for a reason and people are watching. The narrator uses the images in these lines primarily to depict the interior life’s tendency to engage in: F. Deceptive self-absorption G. Vital self-examination. H. Useful analysis of nature. J. Fierce debates with itself.

38. The narrator develops the paragraph mainly through A. Detached philosophical musings on the nature of the object she sees B. A detailed description of what she did to keep it out. C. sensory details vividly depicting the object and its movements. D. imaginative speculation on what might be causing the object to appear. Show Answer

39. Back to Board The narrator develops the paragraph mainly through A. Detached philosophical musings on the nature of the object she sees B. A detailed description of what she did to keep it out. C. sensory details vividly depicting the object and its movements. D. imaginative speculation on what might be causing the object to appear.

40. Which of these shows a direct relationship between heat release and change in temperature Show Answer

41. B Back to Board

42. Based on the data in Table 2, one can conclude that when the mass of sucrose is decreased by ½, the amount of heat released will: F. increase by ½ G. decrease by ½ H. increase by ¼ J. decrease by 1/4 Show Answer

43. Back to Board Based on the data in Table 2, one can conclude that when the mass of sucrose is decreased by ½, the amount of heat released will: F. increase by ½ G. decrease by ½ H. increase by ¼ J. decrease by 1/4

44. Which graph shows the relationship between temperature and distance? Show Answer

45. Back to Board Which graph shows the relationship between temperature and distance?

46. Based on the information in the chart, can a fair and accurate comparison be made of average ACT scores in Maine and MS? WHY or WHY NOT? Show Answer

47. No. The chart compares apples and oranges. Note the huge discrepancy in the percentage of students tested in each state. Back to Board

48. 50 dogs in 5 experimental groups of 10 each were fed.5 kg of food per day with different percentages of vitamin supplement. Results are charted above. Is there anything about the way the data is presented which might cause one to question the experimental results? Show Answer

49. Outliers skew AVERAGES! Back to Board

50. A DVD player with a list price of $100 is marked down 30%. If John gets an employee discount of 20% off the sale price, how much does John pay for the DVD player ? A. $86.00 B. $77.60 C. $56.00 D. $50.00 E. $44.00 Show Answer

51. Back to Board A DVD player with a list price of $100 is marked down 30%. If John gets an employee discount of 20% off the sale price, how much does John pay for the DVD player ? A. $86.00 B. $77.60 C. $56.00 D. $50.00 E. $44.00

52. A circle has a circumference of 16 feet. What is the radius of the circle, in feet? A.The square root of 8 B.4 C.8 D.16 E.32. Show Answer

53. Back to Board A circle has a circumference of 16 feet. What is the radius of the circle, in feet? A.The square root of 8 B.4 C.8 D.16 E.32.

54. During a performance, each player holds a set of panpipes so that both sets are connected to the other set by a string, as if to suggest that those two panpipes should be played together. A. NO CHANGE B. In such a way that both sets are C. With both sets being D. Omit the underlined portion Show Answer

55. During a performance, each player holds a set of panpipes so that both sets are connected to the other set by a string, as if to suggest that those two panpipes should be played together. A. NO CHANGE B. In such a way that both sets are C. With both sets being D. Omit the underlined portion Back to Board

56. My old elementary school, a two-story brick thing that threatened to fall down, had windows that reached to the fourteen-foot ceiling. We kept them shut only from November to February, for in this pleasant land the willows turn green and the winds begin sweetening in March, and by April the iris and 55 jonquils bloom so thickly in every yard that you can smell them on the schoolroom air. On an April afternoon, we listened to the creek rushing through the schoolyard and thought mostly about crawdads. The speaker’s tone) is primarily one of A. poignant remorse B. self-deprecating humor C. feigned innocence D. lyrical nostalgia Show Answer

57. . Back to Board My old elementary school, a two-story brick thing that threatened to fall down, had windows that reached to the fourteen-foot ceiling. We kept them shut only from November to February, for in this pleasant land the willows turn green and the winds begin sweetening in March, and by April the iris and 55 jonquils bloom so thickly in every yard that you can smell them on the schoolroom air. On an April afternoon, we listened to the creek rushing through the schoolyard and thought mostly about crawdads. The speaker’s tone is primarily one of A. poignant remorse B. self-deprecating humor C. feigned innocence D. lyrical nostalgia

58. Show Answer A past-oriented society, safe only in seclusion, sensed a threat from the importunate West. The Imperial Government raised every barrier possible by refusals, evasions, postponements, and prohibitions to foreign entry or settlement or the opening of formal relations. Splendid- ly remote in the “Great Within’’ of the Forbidden City of Peking, the court refused to concern itself with the knocking on its doors. It would admit foreign embassies who came to plead for trade treaties only if they performed the ritual of three genuflections and nine prostrations in approaching the Son of Heaven. British envoys, after surmounting in- numerable obstacles to reach Peking, balked at the kowtow and turned back empty-handed. The word “importunate’’ is reinforced by the author’s later reference to A.“prohibitions to foreign entry’’ B.“formal relations’’ C.“knocking on its doors’’ D.“the ritual of three genuflections’’

59. Back to Board A past-oriented society, safe only in seclusion, sensed a threat from the importunate West. The Imperial Government raised every barrier possible by refusals, evasions, postponements, and prohibitions to foreign entry or settlement or the opening of formal relations. Splendid-ly remote in the “Great Within’’ of the Forbidden City of Peking, the court refused to concern itself with the knocking on its doors. It would admit foreign embassies who came to plead for trade treaties only if they performed the ritual of three genuflections and nine prostrations in approaching the Son of Heaven. British envoys, after surmounting in-numerable obstacles to reach Peking, balked at the kowtow and turned back empty-handed. The word “importunate’’ is reinforced by the author’s later reference to A.“prohibitions to foreign entry’’ B.“formal relations’’ C.“knocking on its doors’’ D.“the ritual of three genuflections’’

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61. In the figure, PQRS is a square and each of the 4 circles has a radius of 4. What fractional part of the area of the square is NOT shaded? Show Answer 302928272625242322212019181716151413121110987654321

62. Back to Board In the figure, PQRS is a square and each of the 4 circles has a radius of 4. What fractional part of the area of the square is NOT shaded?

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