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SUB II

Total questions: 153

Worksheet time: 1hrs 17mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

1. Water cycle What does X represent?

a)

Precipitation

b)

Condensation

c)

Evaporation

d)

Collection

2.

Rain drop and gravity-which direction will it fall?

Rain does not fall exactly straight down, wind blows it in a different direction so you see rain falling at an angle.

a)

SLIGHT RIGHT- B DIRECTION,

b)

C Direction-Straight Down

c)

A Direction-STRAIGHT RIGHT

d)

D Direction-FARTHEST RIGHT

3.

What makes grass green or gives it a green color?

a)

Chloroplasts

b)

Chlorine

c)

Chlorophyll (it absorbs blue light and red light, but REFLECTS the green light)

d)

Chloroform

4.

Why is it colder in the central valley in the winter than on the coast in CA?

a)

The Sierra Nevada mountains

b)

South and North winds

c)

It is warmer at the central coast.

d)

SO. Ca gets warmer

5.

Why does the ocean not freeze as fast as a lake?

Note: Fresh water freezes at 32 degrees, seawater freezes at 28.4 degrees because of the salt in it.

a)

Salt water freezes at a lower temperature. The answer will also have the keyword "Ice crystals" read carefully.

b)

If the answer mentions Ice crystals and sediments, it is wrong.

c)

Sediments

d)

Ocean Plants

6.

What would happen if a plant was watered with ocean or salt water?

a)

It will grow taller.

b)

It will stay the same.

c)

Nothing.

d)

If a plant is watered with salt water it will wilt. (become limp through heat, loss of water, or disease; droop) If too much water is lost during osmosis the plant will die.

7.

What are the folds of the long digestive system for?

a)

To increase surface area over which the nutrients can be absorbed. To promote efficient nutrient absorption)

b)

To help food move through the intestines

c)

To protect the intestines

d)

To help with digestion

8.

From the Northern Hemisphere, what place would experience the longest amount of daylight?

OR Where is the longest day experienced in summer (June) solstice?

a)

San Fransisco, CA

b)

Anchorage, Alaska

c)

Antarctica

d)

Washington D.C

9.

What instrument is used to measure air pressure?

a)

Thermostat

b)

Thermometer

c)

Barometer

d)

Air pressure

10.

What are mutations? There are various ways this question is worded. Pay attention to the wording and choose accordingly.

a)

What are mutations? Variation in population

b)

Which of these is true of mutations?-introducing variation

c)

FYI; A change in gene (DNA)=mutations. Mutations introduce variation in populations

d)

There are beneficial mutations that help an organism (think about a white fur gene for a rabbit living in the arctic). There are also mutations that harm and can kill an organism (think about diseases like Sickle Cell Anemia). Remember, for evolution to work you need mutations. The white fur mutation for the rabbit helps it to survive in the snow of the Arctic because it is camouflaged.

11.

Polaris view.

Notes: POLARIS, also known as the North Star, is located directly above the North Pole. In the northern hemisphere, the constellations appear to slowly rotate around Polaris. Different constellations come into view at different times of the night and at different parts of the year.

a)

North Star, the Earth is pointed directly at it, stars circle around it, it does not move, northern direction, Earth rotates

b)

The sun is the brightest star

c)

It moves constantly

d)

Located at the South Pole

12.

The North Star, is it the brightest star? Does it stay in the same spot every day?

Note: Same as Polaris View

a)

NOT the brightest, but stays in the same spot

b)

This question and the Polaris View question are the same

c)

Remember the Polaris View and what it is

d)

South Pole

13.

Compared to the waters of the continental shelf, the surface waters of the open ocean are generally much less productive because they?

Notes: the continental shelf can be shallow, on the East Coast. Plants and algae make continental shelves rich feeding grounds for sea creatures. Sunlight penetrates shallow waters, and organisms can flourish-shrimp to seaweed/kelp. Ocean currents and runoff from rivers bring nutrients to organisms to live.

a)

..

b)

Lack nutrients derived from the land or ocean sediment on the seabed.

c)

Plants and algae make continental shelves rich feeding grounds for sea creatures. This is true but not the answer.

14.

Natural selection has to do with variations, overpopulation, competitor and reproduction. Adaptations/variations to the environment is crucial for survival, cannot recall the question but it was multiple choice and the options were animals I believe

a)

A process that causes populations to change over time

b)

Depending on the species.

c)

Nothing changes

15.

Northern hemisphere and winter, I cannot recall the exact question (Position of Polaris in the northern hemisphere during the winter solstice)

a)

The days that one of the Earth’s poles is most tilted away from the sun are called SOLSTICES.

b)

Earth's poles tilted towards the sun.

16.

Which is the best example of physical weathering?

a)

Frost in granite or rock.

b)

Note: Rain freezing in the cracks in rocks breaking rocks into smaller rocks

17.

A question about what is produced in the nucleus; Which of the activities take place in the nucleus of a cell?

a)

RNA molecules are synthesized from DNA template

b)

Note: The nucleus of a cell contains the cell’s DNA (with few exceptions-i.e. Blood cell) The DNA contains all of the instructions to make any protein needed to replace any cell in the body. So what takes place in the cell is the RNA reading & transcribing the directions of the type of protein needing to be made; it’s like going to the library and studying the information you need to know from a book. To do this the specific double helix shaped chromosome containing this information is unzipped by the RNA molecule so it can be copied

18.

Questions on photosynthesis (what is the best example of photosynthesis or something?

Photosynthesis: Carbon dioxide + Water + sunlight=Glucose + Oxygen

a)

something like plants take in carbon dioxide (CO2) and water (H2O) in the presence of sunlight to create glucose (sugar) and o2 (oxygen)

b)

CO2 + H2O

c)

C6H12O6 + O2

19.

The energy from the sun-Know the process of Photosynthesis...questions on photosynthesis (what is the best example of photosynthesis or something) My test asked something about what is produced during photosynthesis

a)

plant uses carbon dioxide and water to produce glucose (sugar) and oxygen.

b)

X

20.

Photosynthesis question about what does X represent

a)

Know the process

b)

Know the equation

c)

Study the diagram

d)

6C02 + 6H2O -> C6H12O6 + 6O2

21.

Question about a little boy making a model of an atom, what would be the most accurate?

a)

having the protons and neutrons in the nucleus.

b)

Same wording as the test

22.

Which of the following is the best refraction of light waves?

a)

DNA

b)

Light passing through raindrops produces a rainbow

23.

During the Loma Prieta Earthquake of 1p1989, homes located near San Francisco Bay generally sustained worse damage than similar homes further from the bay. The severity of the damage sustained by homes nearest to the bay is most likely due to the:

a)

Existence of sediments and fill near the shoreline.

b)

No sediments

24.

El Nino’s effects on seagulls/fish/fisheries (warms the water)

a)

There is an answer choice that is similar: overpopulation of plankton, don’t get mixed up.

b)

Also NoteEl Niño also reduces the upwelling of cold water off the coast of the Americas. When this happens, fish either die or migrate into areas where they'll find more to eat. With the fish gone, seabirds that depend on them many die or go elsewhere. Kelp forests are often destroyed by storms and ocean swell

c)

No phytoplankton word in the answer- It disrupts the whole food chain- warm waters

d)

Also Note phytoplankton = no fish bc they have no (phytoplankton) food to eat. No fish= no seagulls bc they have no fish to eat. Fisheries have no fish

Losses of phytoplankton-small fish starve

25.

What is the equation for cellular respiration? balanced chemical equation

a)

6CO2

b)

6

c)

12CO

d)

3CHO

26.

In the Northern Hemisphere, on a day in the WINTER solstice, which place experiences the longest amount of sunlight?

a)

San Francisco, CA (9 hours)

b)

Barrow, Alaska (no daylight) ← short days for winter solstice in Alaska

c)

Quito, Ecuador (12 hours) ← right on equator, winter solstice is in JUNE

d)

Ross Ice Shelf, Antarctica (24 hours)

27.

Members of what group act as Decomposers?

a)

Ferns

b)

Fungi

c)

Algae

d)

Moss

28.

What would a cell look like if it’s a muscle cell? (Worded different but same concept)

a)

Short and narrow

b)

Long and tubular(skeletal) and mitochondria

29.

What is in a nucleus?

a)

The NUCLEUS is the control center of the cell. It houses the cell's CHROMOSOMES, which are strands of DNA (DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID), which is the code for genetic information. The nucleus also includes: NUCLEAR MEMBRANE; a protective double membrane surrounding the nucleus that controls the flow of materials in and out of the nucleus NUCLEOLUS: a small structure found inside the nucleus that makes ribosomes and transports them to the cytoplasm

b)

Another nucleus

30.

What has the most ocean life?

a)

The bottom of the ocean where the giant squid lives.

b)

Sunlit Zone- also knows as the euphotic zone. This is the top layer, nearest the surface.

c)

Sperm whales are one of the only few mammals that can go to bottom of the ocean for long periods of time.

31.

Chloroplasts: related to plants. Absorbs sunlight and uses it in conjunction with water and carbon dioxide gas to produce food for the plant. Chloroplasts capture light energy from the sun to produce the free energy stored in ATP and NADPH through a process called photosynthesis. Both chloroplasts and mitochondria are cells in plants.

a)

The keyword is…..

b)

Mitochondria- ATP energy factories of the cells

32.

Renewable energy, what starts as kinetic energy then goes to electric energetic?

a)

Light efficient bulbs

b)

Windmill

c)

Electro magnetic waves

33.

Which of the following is the most acidic? *CLIFF NOTES 4TH EDITION PG 300

a)

Bleach

b)

Pure water

c)

Hand soap

d)

Vinegar

34.

How is the surface of the ocean different from the bottom? (May be worded differently)

a)

most biological production (algae and birds, has more oxygen on top)

b)

The bottom has the giant squid

35.

STRATA???

a)

Strata are layers of rock, or sometimes soil. In nature, strata come in many layers. It is a term in sedimentary and historical geology, the singular is ]. These layers are laid down as sediment, often in the sea, and are slowly ok by pressure, heat and chemical action into rocks

*Think Grand Canyon

b)

Strategic thinking

36.

Which of the following is indicated by the size of the minerals in an igneous rock sample?

a)

How long the rock took to cool as it formed

b)

A very smart rock

37.

Which of the following changes is an example of natural selection?

a)

The percent of beetles that are genetically darker in color increases in populations that expand from prairie into forest.

b)

The percentage of worms eaten by crows during winter

c)

The percentage of squirrels that survive harsh winter conditions

d)

The percentage of small fish eaten by seagulls

38.

Which of the following statements about requirements of all living things are true?

a)

All living things need leafy green vegetables

b)

All living things need liquid water to distribute nutrients and waste within cells and throughout the body.

c)

All living things need noses to breath in oxygen

39.

Earthquakes are most common in what areas?

a)

Near the boundaries where tectonic plates slowly collide

b)

The Great Plains

40.

During the N. Hemisphere winter, the sun’s path across the sky is shorter and closer to the horizon than it is during the summer. This seasonal change in the sun’s path across the sky is caused by

a)

Tilt of Earth's rotational axis compared to its orbital plane

b)

The change in seasons, from fall to winter

41.

N temperature region which marine environment temperature exhibits highest levels of biological productivity?(worded differently)

a)

South Pole

b)

Deep ocean water

c)

Estuaries

42.

Which following property of H2O is different from other substances

a)

Freezing point of H2O lower than other substances

b)

Solid form water less dense than liquid form

c)

Boiling point water lower than that of other substances

d)

Gas form is less dense than liquid form

43.

In lab handling which substances creates most safety concerns

a)

Inert gas

b)

Helium

c)

Salt sodium chloride citric acid

d)

Volatile solvent acetone

44.

Periodic Table- Identify noble gas as a separate group with distance properties of noble gas

a)

Have same number of electrons

b)

Have similar atomic mass

45.

Tell the differences. A nutcracker is a?

a)

Screw

b)

Incline plane

c)

Lever

d)

Pulley

46.

Why is iridium so rare on Earth? Why iridium is only found in the layer of the earth that dates to when the dinosaurs went extinct.

a)

Earth has been impacted several times by meteorites. Keyword “meteors”

b)

Earthquakes causes iridium levels to decrease

47.

What device is used to measure tsunami?

a)

Buoy -on top of the ocean

b)

Barometer

c)

Thermostat

48.

Earthquakes are most common in what areas?

a)

Near the boundaries where tectonic plates slowly collide

b)

This question is the same as the tectonic plates one

49.

In the study of evolution which of the following statements would most accurately assess the significance of the bone shown? (Human + whale) bats + cats

a)

Same ancestry

b)

Same biology

c)

They are all mammals

50.

which light emits heat and light?

a)

Neon lights

b)

Fluorescent lights

c)

diode

d)

Incandescent

51.

Which of the following is a characteristic for terrestrial planets and not for gas planets?

a)

Planetary

b)

Ring system

c)

Metallic/Metal and Iron at the core

d)

It rotates less than 24 hrs.

52.

Carbon atoms are seen in plants roots, stems of terrestrial plants

a)

Nutrients from water

b)

Nutrition from oxygen

53.

At what temperature does water boil/freeze?

a)

Water boils​ at: 100℃ and at 212 °F. and ​Water freezes​ at: 0℃ and at 32℉.

b)

Water freezes and boils at the same temperature 0 & 32

54.

Neap Tides???

a)

occur twice a month when the Sun and Moon are at ​right angles​ to the Earth

b)

Never occur

55.

What is the problem with deforestation?​

a)

Erosio​n and loss of nutrients is a problem for deforestation

b)

Nothing

56.

What is the biggest danger for the reason of loss of plants and animals

a)

Destruction of their habitat

b)

Population growth

57.

What is the missing cycle of the life cycle of a butterfly? This question is a picture of the butterfly cycle

a)

Eggs

b)

Chrysalis

c)

Butterfly

d)

Know the cycle

58.

A screw is an example of what simple machine?

a)

Lever

b)

Pulley

c)

Inclined pkane

59.

Light travels at ___ speed per km. Which number represents how far it will travel in… ____ x 10. (Some of the numbers were given. Needed to choose answer, but need to have an idea of exponential numbers)

a)

2.9x 10^5 if rounding is needed 3.0 x 10^5

b)

Light is stagnant

60.

An electrical battery is made with a magnet. The ​coil​ is turning because…looking at the images….?

a)

attraction/repulsion between the magnetic field and the free electrons

b)

The answers will be pictures. Remember the picture.

61.

What is something you would see in a chemical reaction?

a)

iron rusting

b)

burning wood

c)

metabolism

d)

cooking an egg

e)

something that can't return to it's original form

62.

What is a good conductor of electricity?

a)

Water

b)

Plastic

c)

Soil

d)

Copper

63.

Students conducting a science experiment with sugar cubes in water vs. crushed sugar in wate​r ...

a)

surface area of a solution

b)

.

64.

What can the new technology with weather predict?

a)

It can predict weather storms & severe weather conditions.

Can also show high and low pressure areas to help predict winds etc.

b)

.

65.

What causes tectonic plates to move?

a)

The heat in the earth’s core -On my test it gave option for core with some kind of electrowaves or something similar

b)

an option for ​convection and heat from the mantle​ (wording is not exact) i chose the mantel one….not sure if its right (Look for keyword MANTLE)

66.

Question about Los Angeles and Coastal aquifers. What’s the main concern or issue?

a)

The coastal ​aquifers​ are subjected to the intrusion of seawater.

b)

.

67.

What does the galaxy spiral and milky way have in​ common​?

(Researched: Around two-thirds of spiral galaxies also contain a bar structure through their center, the same as our Milky Way. The disk of stars orbiting the bulge tends to separate into arms that circle the galaxy. These spiral arms contain a wealth of gas and dust, thus many young stars are birthed in these regions)

a)

made of dust particles and gas etc.

b)

.

68.

Ice ball orbiting could be considered

a)

Comet

b)

Asteroid

c)

Star

69.

Rainbow colors and how we can see the patterns. (The question said something about property of light at the end)

a)

Wavelengths

b)

.

70.

What part of the heart receives blood?

a)

Right Atrium (the answer in the doc is wrong)

b)

Right Ventricle (this is the answer from the doc)

71.

What carries blood to the heart?

a)

Veins

b)

Arteries (take blood AWAY from the heart)

c)

Capillaries (go between arteries and veins)

72.

What makes the Milky Way and other spiral galaxies different from others?

a)

Arm extensions with new stars (might be worded differently but look for either new stars or bright stars)

b)

.

73.

Also for science it had a chart compound and elements.They were ammonia helium rust water what line was lined up correctly with its element.

a)

Table salt is sodium chloride NaCl

b)

Rust is Iron Oxide Fe2O3+nH2O

c)

Helium is not a compound but an element

d)

Water is H2O

74.

Crows eat corn, eggs from other birds, nuts etc. what does this say about the ecological system?

a)

Birds are more predatory to other animals than their own species

b)

They can perform at different ​trophic levels.

75.

Question & image above was reported on the test. Test taker said they put 8pm—the question had an X and a y marked on the globe. It said if x (or A on pic) has the sun directly overhead and each 15 degrees in longitude is equal to 1hr, what time is it in Y? Just remember 8:00 pm letters can vary

a)

4:00 AM

b)

8:00 AM

c)

4:00 PM

d)

8:00 PM

76.

Something with two flasks...."boiling point?" Review questions 54 & 86

a)

Thermal Conductivity

b)

Boiling point?

77.

What are separation techniques for separating sodium chloride and sodium nitrate?

a)

To separate these salts, you can [Key: add water to the mixture to dissolve the sodium nitrate]. Silver chloride is not soluble in water, so it will not dissolve. The solid can be removed from the solution by gravity filtration (the equivalent of a coffee filter), and the sodium nitrate salt could be reclaimed by evaporation afterward. (from Study.com)

b)

.

78.

How is wind formed?

a)

Uneven heating of earth's surface by the sun

b)

.

79.

What phenomena is demonstrated during evaporation?

a)

state of water changes

b)

water molecules changed into hydrogen and oxygen

c)

carbon-dioxide

d)

surface of the water changes

80.

Man leaves work and walks to a sandwich shop. He talks with the employee and then walks back to a park bench by his work. Man sits on the park bench to eat his lunch and heads back to work. What graph best reflects his action?

a)

displacement vs. time

b)

.

81.

a cell, what does … produce (stored sugar, not produced) sugar.

a)

mitochondria (converts energy to food for cell)

b)

ribosomes

c)

vacuoles

d)

endoplasmic reticulum (produces protein) Endoplasmic reticulum (ER), in biology, a continuous membrane system that forms a series of flattened sacs within the ​cytoplasm​ of eukaryotic cells and serves multiple functions, being important particularly in the ​synthesis​, folding, modification, and ​transport​ of ​proteins

82.

The crate has dimensions of 8x6x6 ( base x width x height)= 288 cubic feet. The boxes are in inches, convert to feet…. Boxes are 2x1x1 cubic feet… which is 2 cubic feet…..divide 288 by 2 that gives 144 boxes can fit in the crate.**Boxes for 12by12 by 24 inches**

a)

144

b)

I assume this question was how many boxes can fit in the crate.

83.

How many calories can burn in 1 hour?


You are doing 1 session of work out.

You jogged 2/3 of the session at 6 miles per hour.

You burn 120 calories per mile you jog.

You walked 1/3 of the session at 3 miles per hour.

You burn 100 calories per mile you walk

a)

580 calories in 1 hour

b)

You jog 2/3 of 6 miles = 4 miles = 120x4 calories = 480

You walk 1/3 of 3 miles = 1 miles = 100x1 calories = 100

add together to get 580 calories

84.

One million students: 2% of them are gifted, 80% of them received their bachelor’s degree and 80% of them receive their masters. What is the number of gifted students receiving their Masters?

a)

12,800 students

b)

If it asks for percent it will be 64%

c)

Steps:

1. Multiply 1 million x .02 (2% gifted students) = 20,000 gifted students

2. 20,000 gifted students x 0.8 (80% bachelor’s) = 16,000

3. 16,000 gifted students x 0.8 (80% masters) = 12,800

85.

There are 1200 students at ABC highschool 56% of the students are either on 9th or 10th grade, of the remaining students ⅓ are in the 11th grade. How many are in the 12th grade?


Or you may see it how it is worded below

How many people will graduate...lots of % steps...high school question about 9th and 10th graders, how many ...(juniors/seniors)?

a)

352

b)

Steps:

1. Need to find number of students in 11th and 12th grade. If 56% are 9th or 10th, then 44% are 11th and 12th. 1200x0.44=528

2. Of the 528 remaining students, 1/3 are 11th grade therefore 2/3 are 12th. 528x2/3=352

c)

Alternate understandings of this question are on the doc, but I think this one is correct.

86.

A table with 6 chairs, and they ask what the formula would look like if they kept adding more tables You will get a picture with tables and chairs.

a)

c=4t+2

b)

Each time you add a table, you add 4 more chairs but you always have the two chairs on either end (which is where you get the +2)

87.

What is the size of a $20 bill, & how long would it be in meters if you had $1000 dollars in twenties?

a)

7.80 meters

b)

1. Find out how many $20 bills in $1000. 1000/20=50

2. $20 bill is 6.14 inches. Multiply by 2.54 to get cm. 6.14x2.54=15.5956

3. Multiply by 50 to get how long 50 would be end to end. 50x15.5956=779.78cm

4. Divide by 100 to get from cm to meters. 779.78/100=7.7978m rounded to 7.80m

88.

A coin is flipped 3 times. What is the probability of one of the coins landing at least one heads?

a)

7/8

b)

THH THT TTH TTT HHH HHT HTH HTT so 7 of the 8 possibilities have at least one H.

c)

87.5% (7/8x100)

89.

A coin is flipped 3 times. What is the probability of getting either 2 heads or 2 tails?

a)

3/4

b)

THH THT TTH TTT HHH HHT HTH HTT six of the possible combinations have 2H or 2T. 6/8=3/4

c)

75% (3/4x100)

90.

There was a question that had a set of data, for example 33, 36, 37, 39, 40, 45, 48, 49 and it said if # 45 is replaced with number 55 which would not change? (Numbers may vary.)

a)

standard deviation (how far away from the mean the numbers are. Because the mean will change, the standard deviation will also change.)

b)

mean (add them up and divide by the amount)

c)

median (the middle value if put in an ordered line)

d)

range (the smallest number to the largest number)

91.

A calculator shows 4.21e-18. What does this represent? (That it’s a scientific notation.)

a)

4.21x10-18

b)

.

92.

Troy pound as 12 Oz. And 480 grains. Customary pound is 16 oz, as 437.5 grains. How does it compare to customary pounds?

a)

1,240 grains

b)

1 Troy pound = 12oz - each oz=480grains. 12x480=5760 grains in each Troy pound.

1 Customary pound = 16oz - each oz=437.5 grains. 16x437.5=7000 grains per pound

7000-5760=1240. The Customary pound is 1240 grains heavier than the Troy pound.

93.

Upside down parabola- An upside down parabola is any curve that’s created by the formula y= -x2.

a)

The parabola will have an arched form with the opening facing downward.

b)

.

94.

Bar chart and they ask you to find the mean. Add all the amounts up and divide by the number of bars.


The question can also say; What is the mean of people going to the movies in a 4 day period? 40+69+80+90

a)

55

b)

For example, if the bars are at 40 60 80 40. 40+60+80+40=220. 220/4=55.

95.

Using a number line, they ask what is the midpoint between two points. For example 7/8 and 2 3/8.

a)

13/8

b)

I'd just work out what the points are, add them up and divide by two. 7/8+2 3/8=3 2/8. 3 2/8 divided by 2 = 1 5/8 = 13/8.

c)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&index=5&list=PLhcYKxFPtkB70oSYNyg0MJVMTHXj9uc6P&v=p9Grc3ofYPs shows you how to use numberlines.

d)

Other possible answers were ...

Square root of 8

3 square root of 2

¾ is .75

29/41 is .70

96.

Simplest form (¾) Plus (4/8) what would be a? (They show you a mixed fraction with a whole number, the numerator is a, the denominator is c. (Basically they are asking for the numerator of a simplified, mixed number.)

a)

1

b)

When adding fractions you need to make the denominators the same. In this case you can divide 4/8 by 2/2 to get 2/4.

3/4+2/4=5/4. Turn this into a mixed number and you get 1 1/4. The numerator is therefore 1.

c)

Another version of this is 3/4+2/5. (Make both fractions have 20 as the denominator. Giving 15/20+8/20=23/20=1 3/20. The numerator here would be 3.)

d)

Another version is 3/4+4/5. (Again make both fractions have 20 as the denominator. Giving 15/20+16/20=31/20=1 11/20. The numerator here would be 11.)

97.

Two questions;  They give you two points A and B and ask what coordinates those points have. They will give you a graph  of y=x2-9 (upwards parabola) or Y=9-x2. (downwards parabola). Know how to solve in case they change the numbers

a)

This will be an upwards parabola. Find either x or y for each point. Put that into the equation to get the other point for each coordinate. For example to get where it crosses the x-axis, put in y=0.
0=x2-9
9=x2
x=+3 or -3

b)

Another version has y=9-x2 as the parabola. This is a downwards parabola, but just do the same thing.

c)

What is Point A? (-3,0) What is Point B? (0,9) 

98.

Ice scoop question.

We have a cylinder container of ice cream with diameter 8" and height 6". How many scoops with diameter 2" can we get from it?

a)

72 scoops

b)

1. Calculate the volume of the cylinder. (How much ice cream it holds.)

The equation for volume of a cylinder is πr2h. r=radius (half the diameter).

π⋅42⋅6

π⋅16⋅6

96π

c)

2. Calculate the volume of one ball of ice cream. (A sphere.)

The equation for volume of a sphere is 4/3⋅π⋅r³

4/3⋅π⋅1³

4/3π

d)

3. Now divide the amount of ice cream (cylinder volume) by the amount of one ball (sphere volume).

96π/(4/3π) (yay, the π cancel out so we can ignore them!)

96/1÷4/3

96/1×3/4

288/4

72 scoops.

99.

What property is the following problem?

3 x 35.2

3 x (30+ 5.2)

a)

Distributive e.g.3x6=3x(2+4)=3x2+3x4

b)

Associative e.g. (2+3) + 4 = 2 + (3+4)

c)

Commutative e.g. 3+2=2+3

100.

Picture of 2 sets of parallel lines in a hashtag pattern. The angles under the top line are labelled 1, 2, 3, 4. The angles under the bottom line are labelled 5, 6, 7, 8.

Angle 4 = 6x+2 Angle 5 = 11x+ 8. What is angle 7?

a)

118 degrees

b)

Angles 4+5=180 degrees because angle 3 is the same amount as angle 5 and angle 3+angle 4 make a straight line.

6x+2+11x+8=180

17x=170

x=10

Angle 7 is the same as angle 5.

11x+8

11(10)+8=118

c)
101.

Find the area of a rhombus and square

a)

Area of a square is (b)(h).

b)

Area of a rhombus is (diagonal length 1 x diagonal length 2) divided by 2.

102.

2•2•2•2•y•y•y•y question said to solve this or rewrite it? Pay close attention to what is asking

a)

16y4 if is asking you to solve it

b)

Or 24y4 or (2y)4 if its asking you to rewrite it

c)

Not 2y4 because this means 2⋅y⋅y⋅y⋅y

103.

Why the graph (shown below) showed an increase and decrease in population and size the answers were worded differently.The answers were: (THIS ONE IS TRICKY)

a)

smallest animals can avoid predators

b)

smallest and largest animals can avoid predators

c)

largest can avoid predators

d)

???

104.

Effect of current in gulf....humboldt...?

a)

gravitational force towards the moon

b)

Coriolis Force

105.

What is the transformation of L when Rotated?(something like that but look for an L shape on a graph)

a)

It’s rotated over Y Axis

b)

Rotated over line L

c)

Rotated about x point

d)

Note: The Y axis answer may be labeled different. Tester’s Y Axis answer was labelled Line L.Choose the answer that has rotated

106.

Teacher has 64 pounds of clay, 3 classes of 27, how much clay will she give each person?

64 pounds ÷ 81 students

a)

.79 lbs

b)

12

107.

Book cover problem. find the area of a book cover and the shape is an irregular shape..eddies videos show you how to do it

a)

Area(triangle) = BxH/2 & Area of (rectangle) = LxW

(13x7) + (1.5x4) + (7x4)/2 = 111cm^2

b)

111CM

108.

Given this graph: What could be a point on this line?

a)

(4,9)

b)

Note: Remember if the line goes uphill it is positive, if it goes down (left to right) it is negative

c)

This question could possibly ask to find the slope of two given points. Know how to find the slope

109.

You’ll see a picture of a trapezoid and the question wants you to find the AREA of ONLY THE TRIANGLE… ½ b x h.

a)

This will be the answer if asking for the area of triangle only= 4 - on test it asks for area of triangle only so ANSWER = 4

b)

Answer if it’s asking the area of the entire figure 24

110.

You’ll see a graph and the question will ask “which point touched the x-axis”

a)

(6,0)

b)

-

111.

What is the slope?

a)

-(⅔)

b)
112.

Another graphing question...Y=⅔

a)

Up 2, across 3 **Might be asking for rise over run**

b)

-

113.

A student has these expenses that total around 500 dollars and it asks how many degrees can you equate this to or something.

Note: there is a picture of a pie divided in 5 parts and one partof the circle has an angle of 54degrees

a)

45 degrees

b)

54 degrees

114.

spinner questions guessing when the 3 will land

a)

3/12 = ¼. it’s 12 slices

b)

2/12

115.

There’s a question that looks something like this “If the average number of cars sold in the first 5 months was 56, and the mean for the first 6 months was 63, how many cars did they sell in the 6th month?”

a)

First, Find how many cars sold in month 5

x ÷ 5 = 56 so x = 280

b)

Next. Find how many cars sold in month 6

x ÷6 = 63 so x = 378

c)

98 CARS

d)

Solve problem by subtracting month 5 from month 6:

378 - 280 = 98 cars

116.

Learn the process and how to identify an Additive question. Once you understand the process, you’ll be able to recognize the question and the answer.

a)

Note:incomplete problem. The key idea is to learn what "associative property”

b)

B) (7x3) - 4

117.

Parking question was something like you have $6000 total and it shows pie graphs on how your 55

money is spent, travel expenses are 30% of 6,000=1800. Then parking is like 10% so you need to find whats .10 of 1800

a)

NOTE: You will get 2 pie charts asking for travel expenses percentage. Second pie chart will show total office expenses.

b)

$600

c)

$180

118.

Put in order:

X: 2% of 8 = .16

Y: (√(2)/ 5 = .63

Z: 3/7 divided by 5/2 = .17

a)

*** Pay attention to the signs

b)

X < Z < Y

c)

Y < X < Z

119.

How else can (⅔)3 be written?

a)

24/81

b)

8/27

120.

graphing question that will look like the picture below...The person who told me this answer was really sure of it so I’ll go with this answer but please bring it up in the group chat if its wrong.( it is asking to find the slope)

a)

Y=-2/3

b)

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121.

f(x)= x(x+5) which one of these would represent this function? you have to figure out what option made the most sense for the equation

a)

The area of a rectangle that has the length five more than the width

b)

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122.

Few probability questions like the ratio of pulling a king or queen when one king of the 52 card deck has been remove

a)

Notes: 4 kings and 4 queens

Total of 52 cards

b)

Remove one king we are left with 51 cards

3 kings

4 queens

c)

7/51 pulling a king

123.

Alternative Question to deck of cards...? The probability of not picking a king or queen

a)

51/51- 7/51 = 44/51 or 86% **8/6

b)

--

124.

Other probability question on deck of cards was the odds of pulling a spade out of a 52 deck of cards

a)

Notes: 13 spades

b)

Answer: 13/52 or 25%

125.

what’s the probability of pulling a spade twice in a row???

a)

answer was (13/52 ) x (12/51)

b)

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126.

Standard deviation/Correlation/Bias- they gave a graph and numbers that were very similar. It had numbers like 33, 42 or something like that and below was other numbers like 33, 43. The numbers were really close. Question referenced Coca Cola and people who were blindfolded vs not blindfolded, two sets of data

a)

Standard deviation

b)

Correlation

c)

Bias

d)

Know the definitions of these terms

127.

N divided by ⅛

a)

0.125 x n

b)

N x 8

c)

N divided by 8

d)

0.125 divided by n

128.

Right triangle with a wire extension 5 feet and 40 inches. Find the length of the missing side and add to the extension for the final answer. It said something about the extension to the bottom is 30 and a wire extension went up 50 . So 30 is the base and 50 is the hypotenuse. Not sure about the extra 5 feet. Wording was confusing. Asked for the height of the pole, in my test, which included the 5 feet)

a)

a^2 + b^2 = c^2

a = side of right triangle

b = side of right triangle

c = hypotenuse

b)

40

c)

45

d)

2 square root something

129.

Circumference question: radius was 6.

a)

The equation for circumference of a circle is 2πr.

2⋅π⋅6

12π

37.699

b)

37.699

130.

The center of a circle is at (3,5) and one of the points is (9,5) what is the diameter?

a)

To find the radius, find the length of the radius (center to point on the circle, and double it. As the y co-ordinate doesn't change, we can focus on the x co-ordinate. 9-3=6. The radius is 6. Diameter is 12.

b)

Diameter is 12, radius is 6.

131.

If the mean of the list of the number is six find the missing number? 8,?,7,8,4,5

a)

4

b)

The mean is all the numbers added up and divided by the amount of numbers. So if you have the mean, you can multiply that by the amount of numbers and get the total for all the numbers if you added them up.

mean x amount of numbers = total.

6 x 6 = 36.

8+7+8+4+5=32.

36-32=4 so 4 is the missing number.

132.

Based on the double bar graph shown how many babies were born on Wednesday?

a)

11

b)

6 boys and 5 girls were born on Wednesday, so 11 in total.

133.

8a​2b2c -b2c + 2ab2c = b2c. What is the greatest common factor

a)

b2c

b)

abc

c)

a2bc

d)

8a​2b2c -b2c + 2ab2c = b2c

8a​2b2c -2b2c + 2ab2c = 0 (each term has b2c in it, so you can take that out as a gcf)

b2c(8a2+2a-2)=0

134.

The data below shows the number of hits made by the 30 leaving hitters in the middle Skooly

108 60 76 70 160 88 68 70 108 76 78 93 16 108 86 68 88 08 60 74 86 88 78 108 116 80 106 96 93

what is the range of the data?

(Numbers may vary.)

a)

100

b)

To find the range. Find the biggest and smallest numbers. (160 and 60). Subtract the smaller from the bigger. (160-60=100)

135.

Find the Perimeter of ONE circle. Perimeter of triangle is 60cm (only measurement given).

a)

The triangle goes from the center of each circle. This means that the radius of each circle is half the length of the triangles side. This is an equilateral triangle as all the angles are 60 degrees. All the sides are equal.

Perimeter of a triangle is side length x 3.

60= side length x 3

side length = 20.

Radius of the circle is half side length. 20/2=10

Circumference of a circle is 2πr.

2⋅π⋅10

20π

=62.83

BUT - the question wants to know the perimeter of the circle that isn't the arc inside the triangle.

The length of that arc is angle of the arc/360 x circumference

60/360 x 62.83

=10.47

Our final answer is 62.83-10.47=52.36

b)

52.4cm

c)

an alternative way to find out the perimeter of the circle is to find the angle of the arc outside of the triangle (360-60=300)

Now do 300/360 x 62.83 = 52.4

136.

This one asked about insulation needing to go around this object. If it’s $3.80 per sq.ft. how much will it cost? (Some questions are $3.60) (Question on the doc has line about It is 1/2 thick but that doesn't figure into their calculations so I'm not sure what it means. Sorry.)

a)

$6262.40

b)

To cover the object we need to work out how much for each side.

2 sides of 80x6 =480x2=960

2 sides of 6x4 = 24x2=48

2 sides of 80x4 = 320x2=640

Add these up to find the amount of insulation we need.

960+48+640=1648sq.ft.

Multiply by the cost per square foot ($3.80)

1648.8=6262.4

137.

A shelf contains the books listed below if you randomly choose a book on the shelf what is the probability that is science fiction?

a)

1/10

b)

Add up the number of books in all categories to find the total number of books on the shelf.

20+18+13+12+8+5+4=80

Divide by the number of science fiction books. (8)

8/80=1/10

138.

Two dice are rolled. Find the probability of rolling a total of 9?

a)

1/9

b)

There are 36 possible outcomes when 2 dice are rolled. 4 outcomes add up to 9. 4/36=1/9

139.

Suppose one half of the undecided voters vote for Sanchez and the other half vote for Carroll. Predict who would win.

a)

Sanchez

b)

Carroll

c)

Ledo

d)

No winner

e)

The chart has Carroll at 19%, Ledo at 34%, Sanchez at 27% and Undecided at 20%.

If we split the undecideds in half, we get 10% extra to Carroll and 10% extra to Sanchez. That would put Carroll at 29%, Ledo stays at 34% and Sanchez is 37%.

140.

Simplify (4x2+14x+9) - (x2 +4x - 5)

a)

3x2+10x+14

b)

The big thing to remember is that the minus applies to all the terms in the parentheses.

(4x2+14x+9) - (x2 +4x - 5)

4x2+14x+9 - x2 -4x + 5

3x2+10x+14

c)

Another version of this is:

(4x2+10x+9)-(x2-2x-5)

4x2+10x+9-x2+2x+5

3x2+12x+14

141.

No question given, but it seems like it's find the area.

a)

18cm2

b)

.

142.

0<a<5≤b<10

Round decimal 0.0a49ba to the nearest ten thousandths.

a)

0.0b59

b)

0.0b49

c)

0.0a60

d)

0.0a50

e)

a is a digit that rounds down because it is less than 5.

b is a digit that rounds up because it is 5 or more.

In the original decimal, the 9 is in the ten thousandths place, so we look to the decimal in the place below (hundred thousandths place) to see if we keep that or round up.

b is the digit in the hundred thousandths place and it tells the 9 to round up. Seeing as it's 9, it rounds to 0, pushing the 4 to also round up.

0.0a49ba rounds to 0.0a50

143.

Asking for Factorization* H = 64 + 48t -16t2

a)

H=-16(t+1)(t-4)

b)

H = 64 + 48t -16t2 (Divide the whole thing by -16)

H=-16(t2-3t-4) (Factorize the bit in parentheses. What two numbers multiplied together make -4 but added together make -3? +1 and -4. Those are your factors.)

H=-16(t+1)(t-4) (The order of the factors doesn't matter - it's all multiplication!)

144.

If a and b are different numbers from the set (3,4,5,6,7). what is the smallest positive number that 1-(a/b) could be. Round up to the nearest hundredth.

a)

0.14

b)

We want to find the largest value of a/b from the set so we take the largest value away from zero to find the smallest positive answer.

The largest possible value of a/b uses the two largest numbers 6 and 7.

1-6/7=0.142... (0.14 rounded to nearest 100th.)

145.
a)

Not sure what the first part is actually asking. The drawing you would want is the one that chops the circle into 4 parts. (Bottom right).

b)

.

146.

a)

There isn't much information here, but if this is an isosceles triangle, then x is 15. Doesn't matter what the base is. An isosceles triangle has at least two equal sides.

b)

.

147.

a)

It looks like a is a better representation of that chart as each age group has 2 types of tree and there are 3 age groups.

b)

.

148.

a)

This is from question A on page 74 of the doc. It is very confused so I have no idea what it is asking. Sorry.

b)

.

149.

Find x

a)

13

b)

Use pythagoras to find h.

152=92+h2

225-81=h2

144=h2

h=12

Now use pythagoras to find x.

x2=122+52

x2=144+25

x2=169

x=13

150.

This question was about Forest trees height: Keywords on the question (not answer): "forester doesn't want to include trees less than 10yrs.."

Note: Practice and learn how to read a pie and a bar graph!

Numbers are not accurate, they are just an estimate.

a)

There are questions about reading pie charts and bar graphs. Make sure you are familiar with them and can understand them.

b)

.

151.

There was a question & image about a triangle being folded & converted into a cone. A sector of a circle with 120 angle is taken from a circle & folded. What formula would you use to find the radius?

a)

sector= ⅓πr2

b)

Circumference = 2πr

c)

Height = 2r

d)

Volume = 1/120 πr³

e)

Central angle/360* = area of sector/πr²

120/360=area/πr²

1/3=area/πr²

πr²=3⋅area

area = ⅓πr2

152.

3 yellow paper clips, 4 green paper clips, and 7 blue paperclips. What are the chances that you will randomly get a yellow or green paperclip?

a)

1/2

b)

Add up all the paperclips. 3+4+7=14.

Add up the yellow and green paperclips. 3+4=7

Chances of getting either green or yellow are 7/14=1/2

153.

A chart about Kayaks and how much shipping you need to charge. The main thing to know is that 1 foot = 12 inches. Super simple question. You add the shipping charge (once you find it on the chart) and the price of the kayak.*Look at both charts**** 1st chart tells you about 9 foot kayak, then the weight of it…***2nd graph how much for the weight***

a)

$524

b)

Kayak $449

shipping $75

I got the answer of $524 to ship the kayak in the mail. You must add the shipping cost of the kayak with the price of the kayak.


**KEY** Shipping cost + cost of kayak= total