Full Length Practice Test 3

Full-Length Practice Test 3

This is a full-length HSPT practice exam designed to replicate real test conditions as closely as possible.

📘 Exam Instructions

Before You Begin

Time Limit: 140 minutes (set a timer before starting)
Format: 298 multiple-choice questions
Environment: Choose a quiet space with no distractions
No Resources: Close books, notes, and this guide
Answer Every Question: Even if unsure, make your best guess
Simulate Real Conditions:
- No phone
- No interruptions
- No unnecessary breaks

🧠 When You Start

Start the timer and begin with Question 1
Work steadily — do not spend too much time on one question
If a question is too difficult, skip it and return later if time allows
Stay focused and maintain a consistent pace

⏱️ After Completion

Stop immediately at 140 minutes, even if you are not finished
Do not check answers during the test
Review your answers only after completing the entire exam

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A. Choose the word closest in meaning to Genuine.

A. Counterfeit

B. Authentic

C. Artificial

D. Dubious

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B. Choose the word closest in meaning to Abundant.

A. Sparse

B. Meager

C. Plentiful

D. Deficient

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C. Choose the word closest in meaning to Brief.

A. Elaborate

B. Succinct

C. Extended

D. Tedious

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D. Choose the word closest in meaning to Essential.

A. Dispensable

B. Peripheral

C. Fundamental

D. Secondary

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E. Choose the word closest in meaning to Obtain.

A. Forfeit

B. Relinquish

C. Acquire

D. Abandon

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F. Choose the word closest in meaning to Rapid.

A. Leisurely

B. Gradual

C. Swift

D. Sluggish

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G. Choose the word closest in meaning to Fragile.

A. Resilient

B. Vulnerable

C. Robust

D. Hardy

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H. Choose the word closest in meaning to Persist.

A. Cease

B. Relent

C. Persevere

D. Halt

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I. Choose the word closest in meaning to Luminous.

A. Obscure

B. Radiant

C. Shadowy

D. Murky

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J. Choose the word closest in meaning to Vague.

A. Explicit

B. Ambiguous

C. Definite

D. Precise

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K. Choose the word closest in meaning to Admire.

A. Criticize

B. Despise

C. Esteem

D. Scorn

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L. Choose the word closest in meaning to Permit.

A. Prohibit

B. Authorize

C. Forbid

D. Reject

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M. Choose the word opposite in meaning to Generous.

A. Charitable

B. Stingy

C. Benevolent

D. Kind-hearted

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N. Choose the word opposite in meaning to Hostile.

A. Unfriendly

B. Cordial

C. Aggressive

D. Harsh

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O. Choose the word opposite in meaning to Optimistic.

A. Hopeful

B. Confident

C. Pessimistic

D. Encouraged

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P. Choose the word opposite in meaning to Rigid.

A. Stiff

B. Flexible

C. Strict

D. Solid

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Q. Choose the word opposite in meaning to Temporary.

A. Permanent

B. Brief

C. Momentary

D. Short-term

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R. Choose the word opposite in meaning to Reveal.

A. Expose

B. Uncover

C. Conceal

D. Display

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S. Choose the word opposite in meaning to Accept.

A. Receive

B. Approve

C. Reject

D. Agree

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T. Choose the word opposite in meaning to Construct.

A. Build

B. Create

C. Assemble

D. Demolish

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U. Choose the word opposite in meaning to Advance.

A. Progress

B. Promote

C. Retreat

D. Proceed

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V. Choose the word opposite in meaning to Valuable.

A. Worthless

B. Precious

C. Expensive

D. Beneficial

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W. Choose the word opposite in meaning to Cautious.

A. Careful

B. Reckless

C. Wary

D. Alert

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X. Choose the word opposite in meaning to Complex.

A. Complicated

B. Intricate

C. Simple

D. Difficult

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Y. Bird is to fly as fish is to ______.

A. Water

B. Swim

C. Ocean

D. Scale

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Z. Knife is to cut as pen is to ______.

A. Paper

B. Write

C. Ink

D. Draw

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AA. Book is to author as song is to ______.

A. Music

B. Singer

C. Composer

D. Lyrics

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AB. Baker is to bread as tailor is to ______.

A. Shoes

B. Clothes

C. Hat

D. Ring

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AC. Flower is to garden as tree is to ______.

A. Leaf

B. Branch

C. Forest

D. Grass

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AD. Night is to moon as day is to ______.

A. Light

B. Sun

C. Sky

D. Star

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AE. Painter is to canvas as sculptor is to ______.

A. Paintbrush

B. Studio

C. Clay

D. Art

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AF. Quiet is to silent as happy is to ______.

A. Glad

B. Joyful

C. Sad

D. Tired

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AG. Cold is to freezing as warm is to ______.

A. Chilly

B. Mild

C. Hot

D. Cool

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AH. Child is to children as mouse is to ______.

A. Mouse

B. Mouses

C. Mices

D. Mice

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AI. Circle is to round as square is to ______.

A. Angles

B. Four

C. Corners

D. Square

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AJ. Doctor is to hospital as teacher is to ______.

A. Library

B. School

C. Classroom

D. Student

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AK. Choose the word that does NOT belong with the others.

A. Apple

B. Banana

C. Carrot

D. Mango

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AL. Choose the word that does NOT belong with the others.

A. Book

B. Newspaper

C. Magazine

D. Television

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AM. Choose the word that does NOT belong with the others.

A. Guitar

B. Piano

C. Violin

D. Microphone

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AN. Choose the word that does NOT belong with the others.

A. Dollar

B. Peso

C. Currency

D. Euro

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AO. Choose the word that does NOT belong with the others.

A. Soccer

B. Basketball

C. Chess

D. Baseball

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AP. Choose the word that does NOT belong with the others.

A. Rose

B. Tulip

C. Daisy

D. Pine

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AQ. Choose the word that does NOT belong with the others.

A. Gold

B. Silver

C. Copper

D. Plastic

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AR. Choose the word that does NOT belong with the others.

A. Monday

B. July

C. Wednesday

D. Friday

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AS. Choose the word that does NOT belong with the others.

A. Shark

B. Whale

C. Dolphin

D. Eagle

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AT. Choose the word that does NOT belong with the others.

A. Red

B. Blue

C. Bright

D. Yellow

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AU. Choose the word that does NOT belong with the others.

A. River

B. Ocean

C. Lake

D. Valley

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AV. Choose the word that does NOT belong with the others.

A. Hammer

B. Screwdriver

C. Drill

D. Screw

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AW. Read carefully and choose the logical conclusion.
All cats are animals. Some animals have tails. Therefore:

A. All animals have tails.

B. All cats have tails.

C. Some cats might have tails.

D. No animals have tails.

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AX. Read carefully and choose the logical conclusion.
Mike is taller than Jake. Jake is taller than Sam. Therefore:

A. Mike is shorter than Sam.

B. Sam is taller than Mike.

C. Mike is taller than Sam.

D. Jake is shortest of all.

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AY. Read carefully and choose the logical conclusion.
If it rains, the picnic will be canceled. It is raining now. Therefore:

A. The picnic will happen.

B. The picnic will be canceled.

C. It will stop raining soon.

D. The picnic was yesterday.

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AZ. Read carefully and choose the logical conclusion.
Maria plays soccer every Saturday. Today is Saturday. Therefore:

A. Maria never plays soccer.

B. Maria might play soccer today.

C. Maria will definitely play soccer today.

D. Maria played soccer yesterday.

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BA. Read carefully and choose the logical conclusion.
All roses are flowers. Some flowers smell nice. Therefore:

A. All roses smell nice.

B. No roses smell nice.

C. Some roses might smell nice.

D. Roses are not flowers.

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BB. Read carefully and choose the logical conclusion.
If John is at the library, he is studying. John is at the library now.
Therefore:

A. John is studying.

B. John is not studying.

C. John is sleeping.

D. John will study tomorrow.

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BC. Read carefully and choose the logical conclusion.
All books contain pages. Some pages contain pictures. Therefore:

A. All books have pictures.

B. Some books might have pictures.

C. No books have pictures.

D. Pictures never appear in books.

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BD. Read carefully and choose the logical conclusion.
Every Tuesday, Sarah goes swimming. Today is Tuesday. Therefore:

A. Sarah never swims.

B. Sarah will swim today.

C. Sarah swam yesterday.

D. Sarah dislikes swimming.

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BE. Read carefully and choose the logical conclusion.
Dogs bark loudly. Rex is a dog. Therefore:

A. Rex cannot bark.

B. Rex barks quietly.

C. Rex might bark loudly.

D. Rex is not a dog.

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BF. Read carefully and choose the logical conclusion.
Apples are fruits. Fruits are healthy. Therefore:

A. Apples are unhealthy.

B. Apples are healthy.

C. Fruits are not apples.

D. Apples are vegetables.

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BG. Read carefully and choose the logical conclusion.
All cakes contain sugar. This dessert has no sugar. Therefore:

A. This dessert is definitely a cake.

B. This dessert might be a cake.

C. This dessert is not a cake.

D. All desserts are cakes.

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BH. Read carefully and choose the logical conclusion.
Only students are allowed in the library. Tom is allowed in the library.
Therefore:

A. Tom is not a student.

B. Tom might be a student.

C. Tom is definitely a student.

D. No students are allowed.

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BI. Look carefully at the number series: 5, 10, 20, 40, ?. Which
number comes next?

A. 60

B. 70

C. 80

D. 100

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BJ. Look carefully at the number series: 3, 9, 27, 81, ?. Which
number comes next?

A. 162

B. 243

C. 108

D. 324

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BK. Look carefully at the number series: 2, 4, 8, 16, ?. Which
number comes next?

A. 20

B. 24

C. 32

D. 40

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BL. Look carefully at the number series: 7, 14, 21, 28, ?. Which
number comes next?

A. 33

B. 34

C. 35

D. 36

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BM. Look carefully at the number series: 10, 15, 20, 25, ?. Which
number comes next?

A. 30

B. 35

C. 40

D. 45

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BN. Look carefully at the number series: 100, 90, 80, 70, ?. Which
number comes next?

A. 50

B. 60

C. 40

D. 30

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BO. Look carefully at the number series: 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, ?.
Which number comes next?

A. 11

B. 13

C. 12

D. 15

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BP. Look carefully at the number series: 4, 16, 64, 256, ?. Which
number comes next?

A. 512

B. 1024

C. 2048

D. 4096

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BQ. Look carefully at the number series: 50, 45, 40, 35, ?. Which
number comes next?

A. 20

B. 25

C. 30

D. 28

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BR. Look carefully at the number series: 8, 11, 14, 17, ?. Which
number comes next?

A. 18

B. 20

C. 21

D. 23

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BS. Look carefully at the number series: 3, 6, 9, 12, ?. Which
number comes next?

A. 14

B. 15

C. 16

D. 17

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BT. Look carefully at the number series: 1, 4, 9, 16, ?. Which
number comes next?

A. 20

B. 24

C. 25

D. 28

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BU. Look carefully at the number series: 13, 11, 9, 7, ?. Which
number comes next?

A. 3

B. 4

C. 5

D. 6

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BV. Look carefully at the number series: 5, 15, 45, 135, ?. Which
number comes next?

A. 200

B. 270

C. 315

D. 405

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BW. Look carefully at the number series: 2, 6, 18, 54, ?. Which
number comes next?

A. 108

B. 120

C. 144

D. 162

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BX. Look carefully at the number series: 1, 3, 6, 10, ?. Which
number comes next?

A. 13

B. 14

C. 15

D. 16

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BY. Look carefully at the number series: 10, 13, 17, 22, ?. Which
number comes next?

A. 27

B. 28

C. 29

D. 30

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BZ. Look carefully at the number series: 9, 18, 36, 72, ?. Which
number comes next?

A. 80

B. 108

C. 124

D. 144

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CA. Start with 14, multiply by 3, then subtract 8. What is the final number?

A. 34

B. 38

C. 42

D. 46

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CB. Divide 90 by 5, then add 12. What number results?

A. 26

B. 28

C. 30

D. 32

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CC. Take the number 7, square it, then subtract 5. What’s the result?

A. 42

B. 44

C. 46

D. 48

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CD. Begin with 36, divide by 4, then multiply by 7. What is your final number?

A. 56

B. 60

C. 63

D. 64

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CE. Double the number 13, then subtract 9. What’s your final answer?

A. 16

B. 17

C. 18

D. 19

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CF. Start with 100, subtract 20, then divide by 8. What’s the number?

A. 8

B. 9

C. 10

D. 12

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CG. Multiply 8 by 5, then subtract half of 20. What’s the final result?

A. 30

B. 32

C. 35

D. 40

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CH. Triple the number 9, then add 14. What’s your final number?

A. 35

B. 38

C. 41

D. 44

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CI. Multiply 6 by itself, subtract 11, then divide by 5. What number results?

A. 4

B. 5

C. 6

D. 7

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CJ. Start with 27, add 9, divide by 6, then multiply by 3. What’s the final number?

A. 15

B. 16

C. 17

D. 18

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CK. Double 18, then subtract one-third of 21. What’s the result?

A. 27

B. 28

C. 29

D. 30

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CL. Multiply 11 by 3, then subtract the product of 2 and 5. What’s your answer?

A. 23

B. 25

C. 27

D. 29

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CM. Take 49, divide by 7, then multiply by 6. What number do you get?

A. 36

B. 40

C. 42

D. 48

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CN. Begin with 60, subtract half of 40, then add 7. What’s the final result?

A. 27

B. 29

C. 32

D. 47

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CO. Start with 12, multiply by 4, then subtract one-fourth of 32. What’s the final
number?

A. 40

B. 42

C. 44

D. 46

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CP. Divide 64 by 8, then triple the result. What’s the final number?

A. 20

B. 22

C. 24

D. 26

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CQ. Multiply 9 by 4, subtract 12, then add half of 18. What’s your final answer?

A. 33

B. 32

C. 34

D. 36

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CR. Quantity A: ½ of 60
Quantity B: ⅓ of 90

A. Quantity A is greater.

B. Quantity B is greater.

C. The two quantities are equal.

D. Cannot be determined.

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CS. Quantity A: Number of days in two weeks
Quantity B: Number of hours in half a day

A. Quantity A is greater.

B. Quantity B is greater.

C. The two quantities are equal.

D. Cannot be determined.

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CT. Quantity A: 25% of 100
Quantity B: ¼ of 120

A. Quantity A is greater.

B. Quantity B is greater.

C. The two quantities are equal.

D. Cannot be determined.

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CU. Quantity A: The perimeter of a square with side length 6
Quantity B: The perimeter of a rectangle with sides 5 and 7

A. Quantity A is greater.

B. Quantity B is greater.

C. The two quantities are equal.

D. Cannot be determined.

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CV. Quantity A: The product of 7 and 8
Quantity B: The product of 9 and 6

A. Quantity A is greater.

B. Quantity B is greater.

C. The two quantities are equal.

D. Cannot be determined.

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CW. Quantity A: Number of feet in 2 yards
Quantity B: Number of inches in 6 feet

A. Quantity A is greater.

B. Quantity B is greater.

C. The two quantities are equal.

D. Cannot be determined from the information given.

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CX. Quantity A: The square root of 64
Quantity B: 4²

A. Quantity A is greater.

B. Quantity B is greater.

C. The two quantities are equal.

D. Cannot be determined from the information given.

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CY. Quantity A: 10% of 200
Quantity B: 15% of 150

A. Quantity A is greater.

B. Quantity B is greater.

C. The two quantities are equal.

D. Cannot be determined from the information given.

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CZ. Quantity A: Number of ounces in 1 pound
Quantity B: Number of ounces in 2 cups

A. Quantity A is greater.

B. Quantity B is greater.

C. The two quantities are equal.

D. Cannot be determined from the information given.

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DA. Quantity A: The number of sides in a hexagon
Quantity B: The number of angles in a pentagon

A. Quantity A is greater.

B. Quantity B is greater.

C. The two quantities are equal.

D. Cannot be determined from the information given.

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DB. Quantity A: The sum of the angles in a triangle
Quantity B: 180°

A. Quantity A is greater.

B. Quantity B is greater.

C. The two quantities are equal.

D. Cannot be determined from the information given.

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DC. Quantity A: Number of days in 3 months
Quantity B: 90 days

A. Quantity A is greater.

B. Quantity B is greater.

C. The two quantities are equal.

D. Cannot be determined from the information given.

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DD. Quantity A: 3 squared
Quantity B: 2 cubed

A. Quantity A is greater.

B. Quantity B is greater.

C. The two quantities are equal.

D. Cannot be determined from the information given.

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DE. Quantity A: The area of a rectangle 4 by 8
Quantity B: The area of a square with sides of 5

A. Quantity A is greater.

B. Quantity B is greater.

C. The two quantities are equal.

D. Cannot be determined from the information given.

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DF. Quantity A: 1 dozen
Quantity B: Half a dozen plus 7

A. Quantity A is greater.

B. Quantity B is greater.

C. The two quantities are equal.

D. Cannot be determined from the information given.

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DG. Quantity A: Number of minutes in 2 hours
Quantity B: 130 minutes

A. Quantity A is greater.

B. Quantity B is greater.

C. The two quantities are equal.

D. Cannot be determined from the information given.

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DH. Quantity A: 1 gallon
Quantity B: 4 quarts
Passage 1: Main Idea and Details
Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions that follow.
The Amazon rainforest, often called the “lungs of the Earth,”
plays a crucial role in maintaining the planet’s ecological balance. Covering a
vast region in South America, it produces approximately 20% of the world’s
oxygen supply. Additionally, the Amazon is home to countless species of plants,
animals, and insects, many of which remain undiscovered.
Despite its immense value, the Amazon rainforest faces severe threats.
Deforestation, driven by logging, agriculture, and urban development, has
accelerated dramatically over recent decades. The loss of forest cover not only
diminishes oxygen production but also contributes to global climate change
through increased carbon emissions.
Efforts to preserve the Amazon are ongoing, with various international
groups and local communities working together to combat environmental damage.
Reforestation projects, sustainable farming techniques, and stricter
regulations on logging practices have been implemented to protect this precious
ecosystem. However, continued awareness and global cooperation are essential to
ensure the long-term survival of the rainforest and its rich biodiversity.
For each question, select the best answer based on the passage above.

A. Quantity A is greater.

B. Quantity B is greater.

C. The two quantities are equal.

D. Cannot be determined from the information given.

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DI. What is the main idea of this passage?

A. The different animals in the Amazon

B. Causes and solutions of deforestation in the Amazon

C. The weather conditions in South America

D. How oxygen is created

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DJ. The Amazon rainforest is described as the “lungs of the Earth”
because it:

A. Has many trees

B. Produces a significant amount of oxygen

C. Is home to many animals

D. Covers a large area

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DK. Which activity is NOT mentioned as a cause of deforestation in the Amazon?

A. Logging

B. Agriculture

C. Urban development

D. Fishing

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DL. According to the passage, deforestation contributes to:

A. Reduced animal populations

B. Increased rainfall

C. Increased carbon emissions

D. Higher oxygen production

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DM. What percentage of the world’s oxygen is the Amazon rainforest responsible for
producing?

A. 10%

B. 20%

C. 30%

D. 50%

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DN. The passage states that many species in the Amazon:

A. Are well-studied

B. Remain undiscovered

C. Are mostly insects

D. Have become extinct

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DO. Which of the following is mentioned as a solution to protect the Amazon?

A. Building new cities

B. Increasing logging

C. Sustainable farming techniques

D. Hunting regulations

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DP. According to the passage, international cooperation is:

A. Unimportant

B. Ineffective

C. Essential

D. Optional

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DQ. The term “biodiversity” in the passage most closely refers to:

A. Variety of life

B. Amount of oxygen produced

C. Rate of deforestation

D. Size of the rainforest

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DR. Reforestation projects are efforts aimed at:

A. Building new cities

B. Increasing logging

C. Restoring forest areas

D. Creating farmland

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DS. The author’s primary purpose in writing this passage is to:

A. Entertain readers

B. Inform and raise awareness

C. Persuade people to visit the Amazon

D. Describe animal life

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DT. What is the author’s attitude toward the Amazon rainforest?
Passage 2: Inference
Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions that follow.
As the sky darkened, Kevin glanced nervously at his watch and quickened his
pace. He had promised to meet his sister Anna before nightfall. He knew she
hated waiting alone, especially after dark. The streetlights flickered on,
casting an eerie glow on the empty sidewalks. Kevin regretted not leaving the
soccer field earlier.
When he finally approached the park entrance, he saw Anna sitting on a bench
beneath a lamp, reading a book. Despite the cool evening air, she seemed
relaxed and calm, completely absorbed by her story. Relieved, Kevin slowed his
pace and waved to catch her attention. Anna smiled, closing her book and
standing up.
“Sorry I’m late,” Kevin said apologetically. Anna shrugged and
laughed lightly, clearly unbothered. “No worries,” she replied,
“I was too wrapped up in my book to notice the time.” Kevin felt his
earlier anxiety fade, grateful for his sister’s patience.
For each question, select the best inference based on the passage above.

A. Negative

B. Indifferent

C. Humorous

D. Concerned and supportive

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DU. It can be inferred from the passage that Kevin initially felt:

A. Happy

B. Angry

C. Anxious

D. Excited

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DV. Anna’s reaction to Kevin’s lateness suggests she is:

A. Impatient

B. Understanding

C. Frustrated

D. Indifferent

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DW. Kevin quickened his pace because he:

A. Wanted to go home

B. Enjoyed the night air

C. Felt nervous about being late

D. Was excited to see Anna

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DX. From the passage, we can infer that Anna is probably:

A. Easily annoyed

B. Calm and patient

C. Fearful of the dark

D. Unfriendly toward Kevin

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DY. Kevin’s anxiety fades because:

A. Anna is angry at him

B. He finds Anna safe and relaxed

C. It starts to rain

D. He sees other people around

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DZ. The passage implies that Anna enjoys:

A. Being outside in the dark

B. Playing soccer

C. Reading books

D. Waiting for others

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EA. The description of the streetlights as “eerie” suggests the setting
is:

A. Welcoming

B. Frightening

C. Cheerful

D. Bright

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EB. Kevin regretted not leaving the soccer field earlier because:

A. It was getting cold

B. He was afraid of the dark

C. He knew Anna disliked waiting alone at night

D. He forgot his watch

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EC. Anna’s calm behavior suggests she probably:

A. Often waits alone

B. Enjoys reading very much

C. Never gets cold

D. Always waits for Kevin at night

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ED. The fact that Kevin waved to catch Anna’s attention implies:

A. He was too tired to speak

B. He thought she was upset

C. She hadn't noticed him yet

D. He was angry at her

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EE. When Kevin sees Anna, he most likely feels:

A. Annoyed

B. Relieved

C. Angry

D. Sad

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EF. The overall tone of the passage can best be described as:
Passage 3: Vocabulary in Context (Questions 137–150)
Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions that follow.
When the new amusement park opened in town, excitement filled the air.
Families eagerly waited in long, winding lines, anticipating thrilling rides
and delightful entertainment. The Ferris wheel, towering majestically above the
park, provided visitors with breathtaking views of the city skyline, especially
as the sun set.
Inside the park, vendors sold various treats, from fluffy cotton candy to
crisp caramel apples. The aroma of popcorn wafted through the air, enticing
children and adults alike. In one corner of the park, performers captivated the
crowd with their spectacular acrobatics, earning enthusiastic applause.
Despite the initial crowds, the organizers efficiently managed the event,
ensuring that visitors experienced minimal discomfort. By evening, satisfied
patrons left the park smiling and chattering excitedly about their favorite
rides and attractions, promising to return soon.
For each question, choose the meaning of the word based on its context in
the passage.

A. Humorous

B. Tense, then relieved

C. Angry

D. Excited

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EG. The word “anticipating” most nearly means:

A. Remembering

B. Expecting

C. Avoiding

D. Forgetting

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EH. The word “towering” most nearly means:

A. Short

B. Low

C. Extremely tall

D. Average height

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EI. The word “breathtaking” most nearly means:

A. Ordinary

B. Unpleasant

C. Extremely impressive

D. Boring

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EJ. The word “fluffy” most nearly describes something
that is:

A. Hard

B. Light and soft

C. Wet

D. Heavy

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EK. The word “crisp” as used in the passage means:

A. Soft

B. Stale

C. Firm and fresh

D. Warm

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EL. In the passage, “aroma” most closely means:

A. Appearance

B. Smell

C. Sound

D. Taste

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EM. The word “enticing” most nearly means:

A. Unappealing

B. Attracting

C. Confusing

D. Repelling

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EN. The word “spectacular” as used in the passage
describes something:

A. Common

B. Average

C. Exceptional and impressive

D. Unimportant

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EO. In the passage, “efficiently” most closely means:

A. Quickly and effectively

B. Slowly and carelessly

C. Loudly

D. Ineffectively

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EP. The word “discomfort” most nearly means:

A. Happiness

B. Pleasantness

C. Uneasiness

D. Excitement

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EQ. The word “satisfied” most nearly means:

A. Unhappy

B. Content

C. Disappointed

D. Tired

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ER. In the passage, “patrons” most closely refers to:

A. Workers

B. Performers

C. Visitors or customers

D. Vendors

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ES. The word “chattering” most nearly means:

A. Being silent

B. Talking quickly

C. Laughing loudly

D. Crying softly

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ET. In the passage, “captivated” most closely means:
Passage 4: Literary Elements and Techniques
Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions that follow.
Emma stood on the edge of the old wooden dock, staring thoughtfully at the
rippling water below. It shimmered under the early evening sun, reflecting
shades of gold and orange. The gentle whispering breeze seemed to speak softly
to her, calming her racing thoughts. She sighed deeply, contemplating the day’s
difficult events.
Earlier, she had argued with her best friend, Claire, about something
trivial. Although Emma regretted her harsh words, pride kept her from
immediately apologizing. Now, as twilight approached, she found herself
questioning if the argument was worth their friendship. The peacefulness of the
lake offered clarity, gently nudging her toward reconciliation.
She picked up a small pebble, feeling its smoothness between her fingers
before tossing it into the water. It created tiny ripples, disturbing the
previously calm surface. Watching them slowly disappear, Emma realized that,
like the ripples, her argument with Claire would soon fade if she took steps
toward resolution.
For each question, identify the literary element or technique used.

A. Bored

B. Ignored

C. Fascinated

D. Annoyed

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EU. The phrase “the gentle whispering breeze seemed to speak softly to
her” is an example of:

A. Simile

B. Personification

C. Metaphor

D. Hyperbole

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EV. The author describing Emma’s sigh as “deeply” primarily emphasizes
her:

A. Joy

B. Sadness or regret

C. Excitement

D. Confusion

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EW. The lake’s reflection of “shades of gold and orange” primarily
creates a feeling of:

A. Danger

B. Warmth and peace

C. Fear

D. Boredom

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EX. The pebble causing ripples in the water symbolizes:

A. Emma’s anger

B. The impact of Emma’s argument

C. Emma’s friendship

D. Emma’s loneliness

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EY. The mood created by the passage is best described as:

A. Angry

B. Playful

C. Reflective

D. Humorous

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EZ. The author writes that the lake “shimmered under the early evening
sun,” an example of:

A. Metaphor

B. Hyperbole

C. Imagery

D. Alliteration

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FA. Emma feeling the pebble’s “smoothness” primarily appeals to the
reader’s sense of:

A. Sight

B. Touch

C. Smell

D. Hearing

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FB. Emma’s hesitation to apologize due to “pride” is an example of:

A. Internal conflict

B. External conflict

C. Personification

D. Irony

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FC. The ripples fading in the water best symbolize:

A. Permanent loss

B. Temporary troubles

C. Friendship beginning

D. Lasting anger

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FD. The setting “twilight” primarily symbolizes:

A. New beginnings

B. Happiness

C. Endings or reflections

D. Danger

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FE. Describing the argument as “trivial” suggests it was:

A. Very serious

B. Insignificant

C. Necessary

D. Complicated

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FF. Emma’s contemplation at the lake suggests she is experiencing:
Passage 5: Mixed Skills
Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions that follow.
It was the first day at Evergreen Middle School, and Alex could barely
contain his excitement. He had been looking forward to joining the robotics
club since he first learned about it last year. Arriving at the club room, Alex
was amazed by the impressive array of tools and gadgets neatly organized on
shelves and tables.
As he approached, Mrs. Thompson, the club supervisor, greeted him warmly and
introduced him to the other members. Alex quickly noticed the camaraderie and
passion shared by the group. During their meeting, they discussed plans for
upcoming competitions and potential projects. Alex listened eagerly, already
envisioning the robots they would soon build together.
At the end of the session, the older members demonstrated a robot they had
constructed the previous year. As the robot smoothly navigated obstacles and
responded to commands, Alex felt inspired. He knew that with hard work,
dedication, and teamwork, his dreams of becoming a skilled roboticist could
become a reality.
For each question, select the best answer based on the passage above.

A. Anger

B. Confusion

C. Deep thought or reflection

D. Indifference

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FG. What is the main idea of this passage?

A. Alex’s nervousness on his first day

B. Alex joining and being inspired by the robotics club

C. The different tools available in robotics

D. Mrs. Thompson's teaching style

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FH. What does “impressive array” imply about the robotics club’s
equipment?

A. It is outdated

B. It is messy

C. It is limited

D. It is extensive and remarkable

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FI. Why was Alex excited about the robotics club?

A. He enjoys meeting new teachers

B. He had dreamed of joining for a long time

C. He wants to become a teacher

D. He was told by his parents to join

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FJ. “Camaraderie” most nearly means:

A. Competition

B. Friendship and teamwork

C. Isolation

D. Conflict

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FK. How did Mrs. Thompson greet Alex?

A. Coldly

B. Warmly

C. With indifference

D. Nervously

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FL. Alex felt inspired by:

A. His parents' encouragement

B. The older members’ robot demonstration

C. Mrs. Thompson's speech

D. The school's facilities

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FM. The passage implies that Alex sees robotics as:

A. Easy and effortless

B. Boring and repetitive

C. Exciting and fulfilling

D. Confusing and stressful

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FN. The older members’ robot demonstration suggests they are:

A. Unprepared

B. Skilled and experienced

C. Uninterested in robotics

D. Competitive with each other

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FO. What quality does Alex believe is necessary to succeed in robotics?

A. Individualism

B. Hard work and teamwork

C. Luck

D. Natural talent only

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FP. How did Alex react when seeing the robotics tools for the first time?

A. He was uninterested

B. He felt overwhelmed

C. He was amazed

D. He was disappointed

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FQ. The passage suggests Mrs. Thompson is:

A. Disorganized

B. Strict

C. Welcoming and encouraging

D. Impatient

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FR. Which word best describes Alex’s overall attitude toward joining the club?

A. Anxious

B. Indifferent

C. Enthusiastic

D. Skeptical

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FS. Julia bought 3 packs of stickers. Each pack has 20 stickers. How many stickers
did Julia buy in total?

A. 23

B. 60

C. 50

D. 80

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FT. A rectangle has a length of 8 inches and a width of 4 inches. What is the
perimeter of the rectangle?

A. 12 inches

B. 16 inches

C. 24 inches

D. 32 inches

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FU. Tom has 45 candies. He gives 9 candies each to his 3 friends. How many candies
does Tom have left?

A. 9

B. 18

C. 27

D. 36

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FV. If one notebook costs $3, how much would 7 notebooks cost?

A. $10

B. $14

C. $21

D. $24

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FW. Sara read 30 pages on Monday and 40 pages on Tuesday. How many pages did she
read altogether?

A. 50

B. 60

C. 70

D. 80

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FX. What is the result when you subtract 125 from 300?

A. 100

B. 125

C. 175

D. 225

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FY. A school has 4 classrooms. If each classroom has 25 students, how many students
are there in total?

A. 29

B. 50

C. 75

D. 100

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FZ. There are 120 books on a shelf. If 30 books are removed, how many books remain?

A. 150

B. 90

C. 70

D. 60

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GA. If you multiply 15 by 3 and then add 10, what number do you get?

A. 35

B. 45

C. 55

D. 65

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GB. What is half of 64?

A. 30

B. 32

C. 34

D. 36

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GC. A baker makes 24 muffins. If he sells 16 muffins, how many muffins are left?

A. 6

B. 8

C. 10

D. 12

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GD. What number do you get if you divide 81 by 9?

A. 7

B. 8

C. 9

D. 10

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GE. Alex scored 85, 90, and 75 on three tests. What is his total score?

A. 240

B. 250

C. 260

D. 270

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GF. Mia has $45. She spends $17. How much money does she have left?

A. $22

B. $26

C. $28

D. $30

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GG. If there are 4 weeks in a month, how many weeks are there in 6 months?

A. 10

B. 20

C. 24

D. 30

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GH. A train travels at 60 miles per hour. How far does it travel in 4 hours?

A. 120 miles

B. 200 miles

C. 240 miles

D. 300 miles

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GI. If a pencil costs $0.50, how much would 6 pencils cost?

A. $2.00

B. $2.50

C. $3.00

D. $3.50

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GJ. What is the sum of 36 and 49?

A. 75

B. 80

C. 85

D. 90

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GK. A pack of markers has 12 markers. How many markers are there in 5 packs?

A. 50

B. 55

C. 60

D. 65

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GL. If John reads 15 pages each day, how many pages will he read in 7 days?

A. 70

B. 95

C. 100

D. 105

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GM. What is the place value of the digit 4 in the number 3,472?

A. Hundreds

B. Tens

C. Thousands

D. Ones

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GN. Which number equals 700 + 20 + 9?

A. 729

B. 792

C. 972

D. 297

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GO. Round the number 486 to the nearest hundred.

A. 400

B. 450

C. 480

D. 500

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GP. What digit is in the tens place in the number 1,859?

A. 1

B. 5

C. 8

D. 9

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GQ. Write the number “two thousand, three hundred fifty-six” in digits.

A. 2,365

B. 2,356

C. 2,653

D. 2,536

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GR. What is the value of the digit 6 in the number 26,805?

A. 600

B. 6,000

C. 60

D. 60,000

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GS. What is the value of the digit 6 in the number 26,805?

A. 600

B. 6,000

C. 60

D. 60,000

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GT. Which of these numbers is the largest?

A. 5,678

B. 5,867

C. 5,786

D. 5,687

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GU. Round the number 3,214 to the nearest ten.

A. 3,210

B. 3,200

C. 3,215

D. 3,220

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GV. What is 300 + 40 + 5 expressed as a single number?

A. 345

B. 354

C. 435

D. 534

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GW. What digit is in the hundreds place in the number 9,240?

A. 9

B. 2

C. 4

D. 0

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GX. How many inches are in 4 feet?

A. 36 inches

B. 40 inches

C. 48 inches

D. 52 inches

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GY. A container holds 3 liters of water. How many milliliters is this?

A. 300 ml

B. 3,000 ml

C. 30 ml

D. 3000 liters

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GZ. The length of a pencil is 15 centimeters. How many millimeters is this?

A. 150 mm

B. 15 mm

C. 1.5 mm

D. 1,500 mm

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HA. What is the perimeter of a rectangle that measures 5 inches by 3 inches?

A. 15 inches

B. 16 inches

C. 18 inches

D. 20 inches

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HB. How many cups are in 2 quarts? (Hint: 1 quart = 4 cups)

A. 4 cups

B. 6 cups

C. 8 cups

D. 12 cups

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HC. A ribbon is 2 meters long. How many centimeters is it?

A. 20 cm

B. 200 cm

C. 2,000 cm

D. 2 cm

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HD. What is the area of a square whose side is 9 inches?

A. 18 sq inches

B. 36 sq inches

C. 72 sq inches

D. 81 sq inches

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HE. How many ounces are there in 3 pounds? (Hint: 1 pound = 16 ounces)

A. 32 oz

B. 48 oz

C. 56 oz

D. 64 oz

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HF. If one hour has 60 minutes, how many minutes are in 5 hours?

A. 100 minutes

B. 200 minutes

C. 300 minutes

D. 360 minutes

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HG. How many grams are in 2 kilograms? (Hint: 1 kilogram = 1,000 grams)

A. 20 grams

B. 200 grams

C. 2,000 grams

D. 20,000 grams

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HH. What is the measure of a right angle?

A. 45°

B. 90°

C. 180°

D. 360°

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HI. A triangle has sides of 4 inches, 4 inches, and 4 inches. What type of triangle is it?

A. Scalene

B. Isosceles

C. Equilateral

D. Right

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HJ. How many sides does a pentagon have?

A. 3

B. 4

C. 5

D. 6

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HK. What is the perimeter of a square with sides measuring 7 inches?

A. 14 inches

B. 21 inches

C. 28 inches

D. 35 inches

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HL. Which shape has exactly 4 equal sides and 4 right angles?

A. Rectangle

B. Triangle

C. Square

D. Trapezoid

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HM. What is the area of a rectangle with a length of 8 inches and a width of 5 inches?

A. 13 sq inches

B. 26 sq inches

C. 30 sq inches

D. 40 sq inches

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HN. Which shape has exactly three sides?

A. Square

B. Pentagon

C. Triangle

D. Rectangle

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HO. What do we call an angle less than 90 degrees?

A. Obtuse angle

B. Acute angle

C. Right angle

D. Straight angle

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HP. What is the perimeter of an equilateral triangle with each side measuring 6 inches?

A. 12 inches

B. 18 inches

C. 20 inches

D. 24 inches

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HQ. What is the sum of the angles in any triangle?

A. 90°

B. 120°

C. 180°

D. 360°

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HR. Solve for x: x+12=20

A. 8

B. 10

C. 12

D. 32

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HS. Solve for y: 3y=27

A. 6

B. 7

C. 8

D. 9

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HT. Simplify: 4a+2a

A. 2a

B. 6a

C. 8a

D. 12a

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HU. Solve for z: z−15=10

A. 5

B. 10

C. 20

D. 25

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HV. If 2x=16, what does x equal?

A. 4

B. 6

C. 8

D. 10

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HW. Evaluate: 5b if b=4

A. 9

B. 16

C. 20

D. 25

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HX. Simplify: 10m−7m

A. 3m

B. 7m

C. 10m

D. 17m

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HY. Solve: x4=6. What is x?

A. 10

B. 20

C. 24

D. 30

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HZ. Evaluate: 3a+2 if a=5

A. 12

B. 13

C. 15

D. 17

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IA. Solve for y: y+y=18

A. 6

B. 8

C. 9

D. 12

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IB. What is the mean (average) of the numbers: 12, 15, and 21?

A. 14

B. 15

C. 16

D. 18

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IC. What is the median of the data set: 7, 3, 12, 9, 5?

A. 3

B. 5

C. 7

D. 9

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ID. Find the mode of this set of numbers: 6, 9, 6, 4, 8, 6, 5

A. 4

B. 5

C. 6

D. 9

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IE. What is the range of the data set: 10, 18, 14, 22, 16?

A. 8

B. 10

C. 12

D. 14

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IF. Choose the correctly punctuated sentence:

A. My favorite fruits are apples oranges, and grapes.

B. My favorite fruits are apples, oranges, and grapes.

C. My favorite fruits, are apples oranges and grapes.

D. My favorite fruits are apples, oranges and, grapes.

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IG. Choose the correctly punctuated sentence:

A. Did you see, the new movie?

B. Did you see the new movie

C. Did you see the new movie?

D. Did you see the new movie!

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IH. Choose the correctly punctuated sentence:

A. Sarah bought eggs milk and bread at the store.

B. Sarah bought eggs, milk, and bread at the store.

C. Sarah, bought eggs milk and bread at the store.

D. Sarah bought eggs, milk and bread, at the store.

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II. Choose the correctly punctuated sentence:

A. He asked "Are you coming home soon?"

B. He asked, "Are you coming home soon?"

C. He asked "Are you coming home soon"?

D. He asked, "Are you coming home soon"?

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IJ. Choose the correctly punctuated sentence:

A. I visited Rome Paris, and London.

B. I visited Rome, Paris and London.

C. I visited Rome Paris and London.

D. I visited Rome, Paris, and London.

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IK. Choose the correctly punctuated sentence:

A. Its very cold today.

B. It's very cold today.

C. Its' very cold today.

D. It’s very cold, today.

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IL. Choose the correctly punctuated sentence:

A. Can you help me with this homework.

B. Can you help me with this homework!

C. Can you help me, with this homework?

D. Can you help me with this homework?

247 / 299

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IM. Choose the correctly punctuated sentence:

A. She shouted, "Look out!"

B. She shouted "Look out"!

C. She shouted, "Look out"?

D. She shouted "Look out."

248 / 299

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IN. Choose the correctly punctuated sentence:

A. Tomorrow I will buy pencils, paper and erasers.

B. Tomorrow, I will buy pencils paper, and erasers.

C. Tomorrow, I will buy pencils, paper, and erasers.

D. Tomorrow I will buy pencils paper and, erasers.

249 / 299

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IO. Choose the correctly punctuated sentence:

A. Lets go to the park today.

B. Let’s go to the park today.

C. Lets' go to the park today.

D. Let’s, go to the park today.

250 / 299

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IP. Choose the correctly punctuated sentence:

A. Are you coming tonight.

B. Are you coming tonight!

C. Are you coming tonight?

D. Are you coming, tonight?

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IQ. Choose the correctly punctuated sentence:

A. My teacher said "Study for the test."

B. My teacher said, "Study for the test."

C. My teacher said, "Study for the test".

D. My teacher said "Study for the test".

252 / 299

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IR. Choose the correctly capitalized sentence:

A. last summer, I visited France.

B. Last summer, I visited france.

C. Last Summer, I visited France.

D. Last summer, I visited France.

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IS. Choose the correctly capitalized sentence:

A. Did you speak to mr. smith today?

B. Did you speak to Mr. smith today?

C. Did you speak to Mr. Smith today?

D. Did you speak to mr. Smith today?

254 / 299

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IT. Choose the correctly capitalized sentence:

A. My birthday is in January.

B. My Birthday is in january.

C. My birthday is in january.

D. My Birthday is in January.

255 / 299

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IU. Choose the correctly capitalized sentence:

A. I read the book Harry Potter yesterday.

B. I read the book harry potter yesterday.

C. I read the Book Harry Potter yesterday.

D. I read the book Harry potter yesterday.

256 / 299

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IV. Choose the correctly capitalized sentence:

A. She lives in New York City.

B. She lives in new York city.

C. She lives in New York city.

D. She lives in new york City.

257 / 299

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IW. Choose the correctly capitalized sentence:

A. We will go to the museum on Saturday.

B. We will go to the Museum on saturday.

C. We will go to the Museum on Saturday.

D. We will go to the museum on saturday.

258 / 299

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IX. Choose the correctly capitalized sentence:

A. The Pacific ocean is very large.

B. The pacific Ocean is very large.

C. The Pacific Ocean is very large.

D. The pacific ocean is very large.

259 / 299

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IY. Choose the correctly capitalized sentence:

A. He enjoys reading books by British authors.

B. He enjoys reading Books by british authors.

C. He enjoys reading books by british Authors.

D. He enjoys Reading Books by British authors.

260 / 299

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IZ. Choose the correctly capitalized sentence:

A. She attends Lincoln High School.

B. She attends Lincoln high school.

C. She attends lincoln High School.

D. She attends lincoln high school.

261 / 299

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JA. Choose the correctly capitalized sentence:

A. My brother, alex, is in the Army.

B. My Brother, Alex, is in the army.

C. My brother, Alex, is in the Army.

D. My Brother, alex, is in the army.

262 / 299

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JB. Choose the correctly capitalized sentence:

A. We visited the Eiffel Tower in paris.

B. We visited the Eiffel tower in Paris.

C. We visited the eiffel tower in Paris.

D. We visited the Eiffel Tower in Paris.

263 / 299

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JC. Choose the correctly capitalized sentence:

A. I am going to Florida next Winter.

B. I am going to Florida next winter.

C. I am going to florida next Winter.

D. I am going to florida next winter.

264 / 299

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JD. Select the correctly spelled word or sentence:

A. Tomorow

B. Tommorow

C. Tomorrow

D. Tomarow

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JE. Select the correctly spelled word or sentence:

A. Seperate

B. Separate

C. Seperete

D. Sepparate

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JF. Select the correctly spelled word or sentence:

A. Occurence

B. Ocurrence

C. Occurrence

D. Occurense

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JG. Select the correctly spelled word or sentence:

A. Definately

B. Definitely

C. Definetly

D. Definitly

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JH. Select the correctly spelled word or sentence:

A. Beleive

B. Believe

C. Believ

D. Beleev

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JI. Select the correctly spelled word or sentence:

A. Recommend

B. Recomend

C. Reccomend

D. Recomand

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JJ. Select the correctly spelled word or sentence:

A. Environment

B. Enviroment

C. Enviornment

D. Envirenment

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JK. Select the correctly spelled word or sentence:

A. Necessary

B. Neccessary

C. Necesary

D. Necessery

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JL. Select the correctly spelled word or sentence:

A. Noticeble

B. Noticeable

C. Noticable

D. Notisable

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JM. Select the correctly spelled word or sentence:

A. Accomodate

B. Acommodate

C. Accommodate

D. Acomodate

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JN. Select the correctly spelled word or sentence:

A. Calender

B. Calendar

C. Callendar

D. Calandar

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JO. Select the correctly spelled word or sentence:

A. Receive

B. Recieve

C. Receeve

D. Receve

276 / 299

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JP. Choose the grammatically correct sentence:

A. She don't like pizza.

B. She doesn't likes pizza.

C. She doesn't like pizza.

D. She don't likes pizza.

277 / 299

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JQ. Choose the grammatically correct sentence:

A. The boys is playing football.

B. The boys are playing football.

C. The boys was playing football.

D. The boys playing football.

278 / 299

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JR. Choose the grammatically correct sentence:

A. Him and I went to the movies.

B. He and me went to the movies.

C. He and I went to the movies.

D. Him and me went to the movies.

279 / 299

Tags: Grammar, Subject-Verb Agreement

JS. Choose the grammatically correct sentence:

A. Neither of the answers is correct.

B. Neither of the answers are correct.

C. Neither of the answers were correct.

D. Neither of the answers been correct.

280 / 299

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JT. Choose the grammatically correct sentence:

A. Everybody were happy at the party.

B. Everybody was happy at the party.

C. Everybody are happy at the party.

D. Everybody been happy at the party.

281 / 299

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JU. Choose the grammatically correct sentence:

A. Each of the children have a toy.

B. Each of the children has a toy.

C. Each of the children having a toy.

D. Each of the children had having a toy.

282 / 299

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JV. Choose the grammatically correct sentence:

A. There is five apples on the table.

B. There are five apples on the table.

C. There was five apples on the table.

D. There were five apple on the table.

283 / 299

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JW. Choose the grammatically correct sentence:

A. My sister run faster than me.

B. My sister runs faster than me.

C. My sister run faster than I.

D. My sister running faster than me.

284 / 299

Tags: Grammar, Verb Tense

JX. Choose the grammatically correct sentence:

A. She have finished her homework.

B. She has finish her homework.

C. She has finished her homework.

D. She had finish her homework.

285 / 299

Tags: Grammar, Verb Tense

JY. Choose the grammatically correct sentence:

A. The dogs is barking loudly.

B. The dogs barking loudly.

C. The dogs are barking loudly.

D. The dogs were barking loudly yesterday.

286 / 299

Tags: Grammar, Subjunctive Mood

JZ. Choose the grammatically correct sentence:

A. If I was you, I’d study harder.

B. If I were you, I’d study harder.

C. If I am you, I’d study harder.

D. If I be you, I’d study harder.

287 / 299

Tags: Grammar, Punctuation

KA. Choose the grammatically correct sentence:

A. Its going to rain today.

B. It’s going to rain today.

C. Its' going to rain today.

D. Its going to rain today.

288 / 299

Tags: Grammar, Conciseness

KB. Choose the best revision:

A. She is a person who is kind.

B. She is a kind person.

C. She is kind of a person.

D. Kind is what she is as a person.

289 / 299

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KC. Choose the sentence that is most clear and concise:

A. I went shopping in order to buy clothes.

B. Clothes were the items I went shopping to buy.

C. I went shopping to buy clothes.

D. To buy clothes was why I went shopping.

290 / 299

Tags: Grammar, Modifiers

KD. Choose the best sentence:

A. Walking through the park, birds sang loudly.

B. Birds sang loudly while walking through the park.

C. While I was walking through the park, birds sang loudly.

D. Birds, loudly singing, walked through the park.

291 / 299

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KE. Choose the most concise sentence:

A. The house, which is red, is mine.

B. The red house is mine.

C. Mine is the house that is red.

D. My house is the one that is red.

292 / 299

Tags: Grammar, Clarity

KF. Select the clearest sentence:

A. The reason she left is because she was tired.

B. She left because she was tired.

C. Tiredness is the reason why she left.

D. She was tired, and that is the reason she left.

293 / 299

Tags: Grammar, Conciseness

KG. Choose the best revision:

A. The dog belonging to Jake barked loudly.

B. Jake’s dog barked loudly.

C. Barking loudly was the dog of Jake.

D. The dog barked loudly, which belonged to Jake.

294 / 299

Tags: Grammar, Clarity

KH. Select the sentence with best clarity:

A. After eating, homework was done by John.

B. After eating, John did his homework.

C. John did his homework after he ate eating.

D. John, after eating, was homework done by.

295 / 299

Tags: Grammar, Clarity

KI. Choose the clearest sentence:

A. The girl who wore the blue hat smiled at me.

B. The blue hat girl smiled at me.

C. The girl, who wore the hat that was blue, smiled at me.

D. The girl smiled at me who wore the blue hat.

296 / 299

Tags: Grammar, Conciseness

KJ. Select the most concise sentence:

A. I saw the film that was very good.

B. The film was very good when I saw it.

C. The film I saw was very good.

D. It was a very good film that I saw.

297 / 299

Tags: Grammar, Conciseness

KK. Choose the clearest and most concise sentence:

A. It was a situation that was difficult.

B. The situation was difficult.

C. Difficult was the situation.

D. A situation that was difficult is what it was.

298 / 299

Tags: Grammar, Active Voice

KL. Choose the best sentence revision:

A. At the store, apples were bought by Sarah.

B. Apples were bought by Sarah at the store.

C. Sarah bought apples at the store.

D. Apples, at the store, Sarah bought.

299 / 299

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KM. Select the clearest sentence:

A. He is someone who enjoys running.

B. Enjoying running is something he does.

C. Running is something that he enjoys doing.

D. He enjoys running.

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