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The fifth month of the year is

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What is the next number in the series? 131   118   105   92   79   __?__

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The pattern is n - 13, - 13, -13…
Each number is subtracted by 13.
131 - 13 = 118 - 13 = 105 - 13 = 92 - 13 = 79 - 13 = 66 

A fitness center is covering a 240 ft. by 60 ft. wall with a 240 ft. by 20 ft. mirror. The mirror covers _______% of the wall. (Enter numerical values only. If necessary, round to nearest ones place.)

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We are asked to find the percentage of the wall that the mirror covers. To calculate this, we would normally first find the area of the wall and the mirror in order to compare the areas. However, the wall and mirror both have the same length (240 feet), so we only need to compare the widths.
Step 1. Create a fraction that compares the width of the two objects. The mirror is the smaller part and the wall is considered the whole part. We know the "whole" of a fraction is the denominator, so our fraction would be:
20⁄60
Next, we reduce our fraction to its simplest term:
20⁄60 → 2⁄6 → 1⁄3
Step 2. We can convert any fraction to percent by dividing the numerator by the denominator and moving the decimal two spaces to the right.
1⁄3 = 0.33 = 33%
However, since you will not be permitted to use a calculator on the real exam, we recommend you memorize the fraction - decimal - percent conversion chart below.
33% We are asked to find the percentage of the wall that the mirror covers. To calculate this, we would normally first find the area of the wall and the mirror in order to compare the areas. However, the wall and mirror both have the same length (240 feet), so we only need to compare the widths. Step 1. Create a fraction that compares the width of the two objects. The mirror is the smaller part and the wall is considered the whole part. We know the whole of a fraction is the denominator, so our fraction would be: <sup>20</sup>⁄<sub>60</sub> Next, we reduce our fraction to its simplest term: <sup>20</sup>⁄<sub>60</sub> → <sup>2</sup>⁄<sub>6</sub> → <sup>1</sup>⁄<sub>3</sub> Step 2. We can convert any fraction to percent by dividing the numerator by the denominator and moving the decimal two spaces to the right. <sup>1</sup>⁄<sub>3</sub> = 0.33 = 33% However, since you will not be permitted to use a calculator on the real exam, we recommend you memorize the fraction - decimal - percent conversion chart below.

A sports memorabilia website bought $5,000 worth of collector's items. They sold the items for $8,200, making $80.00 per item. There were __?__ collector's items involved.

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DISDAIN is the opposite of

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GENTEEL - REFINED Do these words

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A dance studio is covering an 80 ft. by 80 ft. wall with an 80 ft. by 20 ft. mirror. The mirror covers ________% of the wall. (Enter numerical values only. If necessary, round to nearest ones place.)

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ACME - NADIR Do these words:

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DEBASE - SCRUB Do these words:

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Assume the first two statements are true. Is the final one True, False, or Uncertain? All the children at the daycare center eat lunch at 1:00 PM. Lucy eats lunch at 12:00 PM. Lucy is a child at the daycare center.

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Rearrange all of the words below to make the best sentence. Choose the last letter of the last word as your answer. A Cats lot require sleep of

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A car parts store bought $600 worth of parts. They sold the parts for $1,800, making $3.00 per part. There were __?__ car parts involved.

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A boy is 12 years old and his sister is twice his age. When the boy is 18 years old, his sister will be __?__ years old. (Enter numerical values only).

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Cold hands, warm heart. Different strokes for different folks. These two sentences are:

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ILL-MATCHED - HARMONIOUS Do these words

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Two of the following proverbs have similar meanings. Which ones are they?

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2 1/4 feet of chain sells for $4.50. How much will 11/2 feet of chain cost? (Enter monetary value e.g. $1.23).

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Rearrange all of the words below to make the best sentence. Which word should come JUST BEFORE "fun"? Is a Skiing fun sport winter

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Assume the first two statements are true. Is the final one True, False, or Uncertain? All employees at Steel Inc. were hired by Mr. Booth. Nancy Sanders works at Steel Inc. Nancy Sanders was hired by Mr. Booth.

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A hockey player misses 60% of her shots. How many shots must she take before she gets 50 goals?

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