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  1. Question 1 of 59
    1. Question

    Which of the following is not a unit of power?

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  2. Question 2 of 59
    2. Question

    A perfectly efficient machine

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  3. Question 3 of 59
    3. Question

    Tension can best be called

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  4. Question 4 of 59
    4. Question

    Which of the following wedges generates the greatest amount of force.

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  5. Question 5 of 59
    5. Question

    Gears are used to

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  6. Question 6 of 59
    6. Question

    What measures how much force is applied to an object in order to rotate it?

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  7. Question 7 of 59
    7. Question

    The wheel of a car has a diameter of 16 inches and moves a smaller wheel of 4 inches. What is the mechanical advantage gained by the system?

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  8. Question 8 of 59
    8. Question

    An inside caliper measures

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  9. Question 9 of 59
    9. Question

    The typical type of battery found in most vehicles is a

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  10. Question 10 of 59
    10. Question

    On which popular type of tire are the cord plies arranged at 90 degrees to the direction of travel?

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  11. Question 11 of 59
    11. Question

    Which type of hand saw is best for cutting metal?

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  12. Question 12 of 59
    12. Question

    The purpose of a muffler is to

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  13. Question 13 of 59
    13. Question

    Soldering differs from welding in that it

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  14. Question 14 of 59
    14. Question

    The ECU is known more commonly as the vehicle’s

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  15. Question 15 of 59
    15. Question

    Which of the following is true of a powered miter saw?

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  16. Question 16 of 59
    16. Question

    Charles walked all the way around a crop circle and found that traveled 5.5 miles. If he had walked directly through it and passed the center, how much shorter would he have walked?

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  17. Question 17 of 59
    17. Question

    What is the area of an isosceles right triangle that has one leg that measures 4 cm?

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  18. Question 18 of 59
    18. Question

    What inequality is represented by the number line seen in the figure?

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  19. Question 19 of 59
    19. Question

    What angle is complementary to 47 degrees?

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  20. Question 20 of 59
    20. Question

    If two angles in a triangle measure 35 degrees and 47 degrees, what is the value of the third angle?

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  21. Question 21 of 59
    21. Question

    What is the perimeter of the shape seen in the figure?

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  22. Question 22 of 59
    22. Question

    Which figure best shows how the objects in the left box will touch if the letters for each object are matched?

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    23. Question

    Which figure best shows how the objects in the left box will touch if the letters for each object are matched?

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  24. Question 24 of 59
    24. Question

    Which figure best shows how the objects in the left box will appear if they are fit together?

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  25. Question 25 of 59
    25. Question

    Which figure best shows how the objects in the left box will appear if they are fit together?

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  26. Question 26 of 59
    26. Question

    Which figure best shows how the objects in the left box will touch if the letters for each object are matched?

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  27. Question 27 of 59
    27. Question

    Which figure best shows how the objects in the left box will touch if the letters for each object are matched?

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  28. Question 28 of 59
    28. Question

    Which figure best shows how the objects in the left box will appear if they are fit together?

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  29. Question 29 of 59
    29. Question

    Which figure best shows how the objects in the left box will appear if they are fit together?

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  30. Question 30 of 59
    30. Question

    What are the three terminals of a transistor?

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  31. Question 31 of 59
    31. Question

    A capacitor stores energy in the form of:

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  32. Question 32 of 59
    32. Question

    What is the basic operation of a step-up transformer?

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  33. Question 33 of 59
    33. Question

    The generated force on a current carrying wire can be increased by

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  34. Question 34 of 59
    34. Question

    A capacitor is also known as:

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  35. Question 35 of 59
    35. Question

    Four capacitors are connected in parallel, each having a capacitance of 4 farads. What will be the equivalent capacitance of these capacitors?

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  36. Question 36 of 59
    36. Question

    The electrical symbol in the figure represents which of the following?

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  37. Question 37 of 59
    37. Question

    An inductor stores energy in the form of

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  38. Question 38 of 59
    38. Question

    What does the following image represent?

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  39. Question 39 of 59
    39. Question

    Will has been working on a report for 4 hours each day, 7 days a week for 2 weeks. How many minutes has Will worked on his report?

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  40. Question 40 of 59
    40. Question

    A mobile classroom is a rectangular block that is 100 feet by 20 feet in length and width respectively. If a student walks around the block once, how many yards does the student cover?

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  41. Question 41 of 59
    41. Question

    Edward is scheduled to detail 23 cars this week. If he details 3 cars on Monday, how many must he detail each remaining day on average to finish by the end of the day on Saturday?

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  42. Question 42 of 59
    42. Question

    Convert 0.075 to a percent

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  43. Question 43 of 59
    43. Question

    What is twelve percent as a fraction?

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  44. Question 44 of 59
    44. Question

    Ellie wants to give her granddaughter a present of $500 saved in a bank account. If Ellie puts $350 in the account which earns an 8% annual interest rate, how long must she wait before the account is worth $500?

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  45. Question 45 of 59
    45. Question

    Chad’s recipe for chocolate chip cookies makes 24 servings of 375 calories each. Chad decided to make 150% of the amount in the recipe rather than the usual 100%. Approximately how many calories are in Chad’s batch of cookies?

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  46. Question 46 of 59
    46. Question

    Jake’s final grade in math class is determined by the average he gets on six tests in the class. So far, Jake has earned a 97, 89, 85, 90, and 99 on the first five tests. What grade must Jake earn on the sixth test in order to get a 93 average in the class?

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  47. Question 47 of 59
    47. Question

    For those who seek a spiritual experience, you will find much to admire in the Zingchen Valley. The valley is home to numerous Buddhist gompas, or monasteries, including the 400 year old Hemis Monastery. In late summer, the monastery is the location of the Hemis Teschu Festival. Fluttering prayer flags will be a reminder to you that the valley, home to just two houses, is nonetheless a significant site among the Buddhist faith.
    The author claims that what kind of person might enjoy the Zingchen Valley?

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  48. Question 48 of 59
    48. Question

    Following the violence in the South, Lyndon Johnson became convinced that a federal voting rights bill was necessary to ensure the right to vote. The result was the Voting Rights Act, which established federal oversight over elections, and prohibited requirements for voting, such as literacy tests. The result was a marked increase in the number of African American voters throughout the South.
    According to the passage, the Voting Rights Act was passed:

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  49. Question 49 of 59
    49. Question

    By 1932, the Great Depression reached its lowest point. Unemployment in the US hovered at nearly twenty-five percent. The causes of the Depression were many, but for many Americans, the cause was simple: President Herbert Hoover. 1932 was also an election year. Republicans re-nominated Hoover, who likely would not have defeated anyone. As it was, his Democratic opponent was Franklin Roosevelt, possessed of an infectious optimism which was very much at odds with the dour Hoover.
    According to the passage, unemployment in 1932 was:

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  50. Question 50 of 59
    50. Question

    The metal porch swing virtually sizzled on the old wooden front porch today. But we sat there anyway. Gramma wouldn’t hear of anything else. I suggested a walk through the forest, hoping to entertain a breeze or two and to take advantage of the shade. Gramma shook her head. You were supposed to sit on the porch after supper, and that’s what we were going to do.
    This author implies that

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  51. Question 51 of 59
    51. Question

    A lamb’s thick winter coat keeps it warm during the cold winter months. When the summer brings sunny days, the sheep doesn’t need its thick coat and the sheep’s wool is sheared. That wool is made into yarn, further processed, and then transformed into sweaters, socks, pants, skirts, and blankets.
    According to the passage, which of the following best describes why sheep are sheared?

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  52. Question 52 of 59
    52. Question

    DNA stands for deoxyribonucleic acid. It has proteins attached to it and exists in the form of chromosomes. DNA in chromosomes contains the information that determines all of the physical characteristics that were inherited from the previous generation. Although some features of DNA differ from species to species, many things about DNA remain the same, regardless of the parent organism. Strawberries, for example, have DNA.
    This author implies that

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  53. Question 53 of 59
    53. Question

    The Mississippi River is key to New Orleans’ flavor and pizzazz. The seafood, the steamboat cruise, the swamp tours, and the history—it’s all there. And the jazz? There are those who would swear that the uncanny beat of the music comes from the intrepid rhythm of the Mississippi’s waters.
    According to the passage, some people believe that the atmosphere and reputation of New Orleans is derived primarily from

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  54. Question 54 of 59
    54. Question

    A story line is comprised of the main plot, a sequence of events involving the primary characters. There are also subplots in which the minor characters carry out their roles. The situations of the main and minor/supporting characters intertwine, thereby creating a realistic plot where people’s lives interact, just as they would in real life.
    This author is making a comparison between

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  55. Question 55 of 59
    55. Question

    Mike made a snack mix by combining 1 pound of nuts that cost $13.50 per pound; 2 pounds of pretzels that cost $4.25 per pound; and 4 pounds of cheese crackers that cost $4.60 per pound. What is the price per pound of Mike’s snack mix?

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  56. Question 56 of 59
    56. Question

    Continue the pattern: 6, 9, 13.5, 20.25, ?

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  57. Question 57 of 59
    57. Question

    What should come next in the following sequence? 64a, 55b, 46c, 37d, 28e, ?

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  58. Question 58 of 59
    58. Question

    Terri has a jar of orange, blue, green, and red chocolate candies. In the jar are 75 orange candies, 62 blue candies, and 52 green candies. If there is a total of 252 candies in the jar, what is the probability that Terri will pick a red candy?

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  59. Question 59 of 59
    59. Question

    At the arcade, Nick spent 203 tokens on video games in seven days. Each day he spent five more tokens than the previous day. How many tokens did Nick spend on the third day at the arcade?

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