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Worksheet time: 12mins
1. Two trucks were driven on a 1,680 kilometer (km) trip. The first truck averaged 14 km per liter of fuel for the trip, and the second averaged 12 km per liter. The second truck used how many more liters of gas than the first?
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One cannot tell from the information given
In 2001, a company marketed 730,000 units of its product. In 2001 its yearly volume was 50% of its volume for 2004. The 2004 volume represents how many units for each of the 365 days of 2004?
5,000 units
4,000 units
2,000 units
1,100 units
1,000 units
The figures and shapes in each set of boxes combine to form a pattern. Your task is to determine which of the five (5) options should replace the question mark (?) to complete the pattern.
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The figures and shapes in each set of boxes combine to form a pattern. Your task is to determine which of the five (5) options should replace the question mark (?)
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The figures and shapes in each set of boxes combine to form a pattern. Your task is to determine which of the five (5) options should replace the question mark (?)
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The figures and shapes in each set of boxes combine to form a pattern. Your task is to determine which of the five (5) options should replace the question mark (?)
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The elevator of a high-rise office building provides access to all floors. If each floor is 5 meters high and the elevator travels at a rate of 7.5 meters per second, approximately how long will it take to travel from the first floor to the sixty-eighth floor?
2 seconds
9 seconds
38 seconds
45 second
What is the difference between the number of flights carrying ≥ 4 tonnes of cargo in February compared to May?
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84
108
133
What is the ratio of aircraft with cargoes of ≥ 8 tonnes in April compared to May?
1:1.92
1:0.92
1:1.09
1.09:1
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The main export from Zambia is natural resources. Bauxite and silver are the two main exports, and zinc and tin are insignificant. Outside of this group, the only important item is ivory (largely illegal), though the exports of grain and meat are by no means negligible.
Which one of the following conclusions is best supported by the statements above?
Ivory, though not as important an export as natural resources, is an important component of the export trade.
Ivory is nearly as important an export as silver.
Zinc is a valuable Zambian export.
Food exports are a bigger industry than bauxite in Zambia.
Meat exports are critical to the Zambian economy.
It is a myth that U.S. workers are pricing themselves out of the market. The wages of U.S. manufacturing workers increased at a slower rate in the 1970’s than those of workers in other major countries. Between 1970 and 1980, pay increased 489% in Japan and 464% in Germany, compared to 128% in the United States. Even though these countries experienced faster productivity growth, their unit labor costs still rose faster than in the United States. During the 1970’s, unit labor costs rose 192% in Japan, 252% in Germany, and only 78% in the United States.
According to the above passage:
unit labor costs in the 1970’s were higher in Japan than they were in Germany or the United States
the wages of U.S. workers need to be increased to be consistent with other countries.
U.S. workers are more productive than Japanese or German workers
the wages of U.S. workers in manufacturing increased at a slower rate in the 1970’s than the wages of workers in Japan or Germany
Workers in Japan and Germany work harder than workers in the U.S., and their wages have increased accordingly.
Enrollment in computer training programs tends to be high in a strong economy and much lower during weak economic times. How individuals view the likelihood of future job availability, therefore, affects people’s willingness to pass up immediate their current employment opportunities in order to invest in career-related training. The argument above assumes that:
those who enroll in computer training schools during a strong economy help increase the economy’s strength.
computer training programs admit fewer students during recessions.
perceptions of the likelihood of job availability are related to the state of the economy.
the perceived likelihood of job availability has decreased in recent years.
all those who avoid computer training school during an economic slump do so because of the perceived lack of future jobs.
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The earliest known Askinazi Indians are those of the Arizona small pueblo settlements near the Grand Canyon at 100 A.D. Their adaptive success is obvious in the speed with which they spread eastward and south across New Mexico and they reached the Mexican plateau by 1000 A.D. Which of the following, if true, would refute the above?
The earliest Grand Canyon pueblos date back to 100 A.D.
The Maya dominated Mexico during 800 and 1100 A.D.
Askinazi artifacts of early settlements in northeast Mexico date back further than artifacts found near the Grand Canyon.
The Askinazi built massive pueblos that required advanced technologies.
The Askinazi faded by 1200 A.D.
