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The words GAWKY and MALADROIT have __________ Meanings. ● Similar● Contradictory ● Unrelated - ANSWER Similar A set of 4 eggs cost $2.75. 12 eggs will cost ___?___ 1.$8.45 2.$8.25 3.$7.95 4... .$11.00 5.$11.75 - ANSWER $8.25 Emma and Anna went to the market to buy 25 fruits. Emma got a few apples that cost $2 each, and Anna bought some oranges which cost $3 each. If their combined total is $60, how many oranges did Anna get? 1.5 2.10 3.15 4.20 5.25 - ANSWER 10 What is the next number in the series? 83 121 159 197 235 __?__ 2.253 3.263 4.273 5.283 - ANSWER 273 Rearrange all of the words below to make the best sentence. Which word should come JUST BEFORE "blue"? blue inside room go quietly the 1. inside 2. room 3. go 4.quietly 5. the - ANSWER the A total of $114,000 will be evenly spent to build 12 Bungalows. If the first 5 bungalows have been completed and paid for, then __?__ is still available for the remaining bungalows. 1. $63,000 2. $59,500 3. $67,200 4. $66,500 5. $76,000 - ANSWER $66,500 Within the first 4 months of the year, Vicky was able to serve the following number of burgers: 370, 330, 460 and 420. The average number of burgers Vicky served per month was __?__. 1. 410 2. 405 3. 395 4. 390 5. 385 - ANSWER 395 If the first two statements are true, is the final statement true? Lisa organizes Christmas parties for the company. Tomorrow is December 22.Lisa will be organizing a party soon. ● Yes● No● Uncertain - ANSWER Uncertain In a 4-day period, a delivery person delivered the following number of packages per day: 1150, 1200, 1900 and 1350. The average number of packages he delivered per day was __?__ 1. 1450 2. 1550 3. 1400 4. 1300 5. 1350 - ANSWER 1400 Which month's weather is most similar to April's? July 1.October 2.August 3.December 4.February - ANSWER October Four investors bought a real estate asset together and decided to divide the profits equally. Investor A invested $200,000; investor B invested $500,000; investor C invested $800,000; investor D invested $500,000. If the net profit for the first year was $1,000,000, investor A receives __?__ more than if the profits were divided in proportion to how much they invested. 1. 50,000 2. 100,000 3. 150,000 4. 200,000 5. 250,000 - ANSWER 150,000 A crate contains 300 coins and stamps. The coins cost $3 each and the stamps cost $1.5 each. The total value of the items is $825. How many coins are there? 1. 325 2. 250 3. 175 4. 75 5. 50 - ANSWER 250 A total of 33 minutes was spent washing 6 cars. At this rate, it would take __?__ minutes to wash 42 cars. 1. 198 2. 264 3. 210 4. 247.5 5. 231 - ANSWER 231 September is the __?__ month of the year. 1. Sixth2. Seventh 3. Eighth 4. Ninth5. Tenth - ANSWER Ninth PUMMEL is to HIT as __?__ is to RECITE. 1. chant2. speak3. sing4. communicate 5. convey - ANSWER chant Which THREE of the following words have similar meanings? ● Impracticable ● Conceivable ● Unrealizable ● Viable ● Preposterous - ANSWER Impracticable, Unrealizable, Preposterous . What is the next number in the series? 1/192 1/96 1/48 1/24 1/12 __?__ 1. 1/2 2. 1/4 3. 1/6 4. 1/8 5. 1/10 - ANSWER 1/6 Dave is 15 years old and his uncle Rob is three times as old. When Dave will be 32 years old, his uncle Rob will be __?__ 1. 96 2. 64 3. 45 4. 62 5. 72 - ANSWER 62 Which of the following is the earliest date? 1. November 12, 1898 2. January 1, 19883. April 30, 18984. August 16, 1898 5. March 17, 1989 - ANSWER April 30, 1898 One word below is capitalized. What is the opposite of that word? Business presentations emphasize PREVALENT risks for potential investors. 1. excess2. permanent 3. alternately 4. trivial5. scarce - ANSWER scarce The words LENIENT and FORBEARING have __?__ meanings. ● Similar● Contradictory ● Unrelated - ANSWER Similar Eddie's total grocery expenses in January was $25. In February, it was $25 more than that in January, and in March, it was $5 less than his February cost. What was his average grocery expenses from January to March per month? 1. $35 2. $45 3. $40 4. $50 5. $55 - ANSWER $40 A fishing gear shop from Boulder, CO bought $23,000 worth of fishing rods from a liquidator in Pasadena, CA. The shop sold the fishing rods for $49,000, making a profit of $250 per fishing rod. There were __?__ fishing rods involved. 1. 100 2. 96 3. 104 4. 108 5. 102 - ANSWER 104 The office floor is 250 ft. X 80 ft. The conference room floor is 50 ft. X 20 ft. , which covers __?__ of the office 1. 10% 2. 5% 3. 15% 4. 8% 5. 20% - ANSWER 5% LIVING is to __?__ as PRINCIPLE is to DOCTRINE 1. will2. dead3. graceful4. livelihood5. unemployment - ANSWER livelihood In a cookie jar, there are 120 cookies. 75 of the cookies are with chocolate chips. What is the percentage of chocolate chip cookies in the jar? 1. 63.50% 2. 62.50% 3. 60%4. 61% 5. 58.5% - ANSWER 62.50% At the cherry farm, cherries are sold by the pound. Every pound costs $4.20. How many pounds can a budget of $33.60 buy? 7 pounds 7.5 pounds 8 pounds 8.5 pounds 9 pounds - ANSWER 8 pounds PROBOSCIS is to __?__ as ABDOMEN is to GUT. 1.prognosis 2.ear 3.nausea 4.psychology 5.nose - ANSWER nose A distillation plant employed 85 workers per day on weekdays and 50 workers per day on the weekends. The average number of workers per day was __?__. 1. 68 2. 85 3. 75 4. 70 5. 80 - ANSWER 75 [Show More]

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