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Secret 5th Option
100

What is the sum of the first 4 terms of the arithmetic sequence in which the 6th term is 8 and the 10th term is 13

a. 10.5 

b. 14.5 

c. 18

d. 21.25

e. 39.5

b. 14.5

100

The point of view from which the passage is told is best described as that of a:

A. first person narrator, present in the action, who relates events as they happen. 

B. first person narrator, not present in the action, who relates events that happened in the past. 

C. third person narrator, present in the action, who relates the thoughts and feelings of many characters. 

D. third person narrator, not present in the action, who relates the thoughts and feelings of primarily one character.

D. third person narrator, not present in the action, who relates the thoughts and feelings of primarily one character.

100


Which choice makes the sentence most grammatically acceptable?


A. No Change

B. author and dramatist, 

C. author, and dramatist 

D. author and dramatist

B. author and dramatist,

100


Which of the following statements about the relationship between the number of A. percula per tank and the average SGR is consistent with the results of Experiment 2? On average, as the number of A. percula per tank increased, the average SGR:


A. increased only. 


B. decreased only.

C. remained the same.

D. varied with no general trend.

B. decreased only.

100

Science

Which of the following was a dependent variable in Experiment 1?


A. Volume of seawater in each tank

B. Specific growth rate 

C. Diet fed to the A. percula

D. Stocking density of the A. percula

B. Specific growth rate 

200

The expression (3x − 4y²)(3x + 4y²) is equivalent to:

a. 9x² − 16y⁴

b. 9x² − 8y⁴

c. 9x² + 16y⁴

d. 6x² − 16y⁴

e. 6x- 8y4

a. 9x² − 16y⁴

200

The passage as a whole can best be described as an exploration of the:

A. career of a real estate agent and the agent’s typically mundane transactions with clients. 

B. special glaze on a bowl and why the glaze makes the bowl both subtle and noticeable. 

C. perceived perfection of an object and that object’s effect on people. 

D. problems that can result from a person’s unyielding focus on obtaining material goods.

C. perceived perfection of an object and that object’s effect on people.

200


Which choice makes the sentence most grammatically acceptable?


A. No Change 

B. Gandersheim and, historically, this abbey was 

C. Gandersheim, it was an abbey 

D. Gandersheim, an abbey

D. Gandersheim, an abbey

200


The following table gives the percent protein in each of the 4 diets.

 

Which of the following statements about the percent protein in each diet and the average SGR is consistent with the data shown in the table and the results of Experiment 1? The diet that resulted in the:


A. highest average SGR also had the highest percent protein. 

B. highest average SGR had the lowest percent protein.

C. lowest average SGR had the highest percent protein.

D. lowest average SGR also had the lowest percent protein.

C. lowest average SGR had the highest percent protein.

200

Reading 

In the passage, the admiration the bowl receives is directly compared to the admiration received by:


A. a mutt. 

B. a plastic frog.

C. a cherry table. 

D. The aroma of spring.

A. A mutt. 

300

George has 4 sets of socks, and 4 sets of shoes. Each pair has a different color: White, Brown, Black, and Blue.

If George selects a pair of socks (same color) and a pair of shoes (same color) at random, what is the theoretical probability that George will choose a white pair of shoes and a pair of socks that are not white?

A. 0.25

B. 0.0625

C. 0.1875

D. 0.125 


C. 0.1875

300

The passage most strongly suggests that a useful characteristic of the bowl, in terms of Andrea’s purpose for the object, is the bowl’s:

A. universal appeal. 

B. famous designer. 

C. ostentatious look. 

D. commercial availability

A. universal appeal.

300


Which choice most effectively maintains the essay’s tone?


A. No Change

B. permitted her to hang on to 

C. allowed her to retain 

D. let her keep up

C. allowed her to retain

300


Based on the results of Experiment 1, if Experiment 2 were repeated except that all the A. percula were fed Diet R, would the average SGRs more likely have been lower or higher for each group?

A. Lower; on average, A. perculafed Diet R had an SGR 0.05 percent/day less than those fed Diet T.

B. Lower; on average, A. perculafed Diet R had an SGR 0.10 percent/day less than those fed Diet T. 

C. Higher; on average, A. perculafed Diet R had an SGR 0.05 percent/day greater than those fed Diet T.

D. Higher; on average, A. perculafed Diet R had an SGR 0.10 percent/day greater than those fed Diet T.

C. Higher; on average, A. perculafed Diet R had an SGR 0.05 percent/day greater than those fed Diet T.

300

Reading

The passage suggests that one reason prospective home buyers have difficulty sharing their thoughts about the bowl is that they realize:


A. they are not visiting the home for the purpose of noticing decorative objects.

B. they do not want to reveal that they have the financial means to buy the bowl. — Your Answer 

C. Andrea might start talking about the bowl instead of discussing the home that is for sale.

D. Andrea might find the bowl even more intriguing than they do. 




A. they are not visiting the home for the purpose of noticing decorative objects.

400

For what value of a would the following system of equations have an infinite number of solutions?

2x − y = 8
6x − 3y = 4a

A. 2

B. 6

C. 8

D. 24

E. 32

B. 6

400


In the passage, Andrea is characterized as believing that compared to most tricks used by real estate agents to impress potential buyers, her trick of placing the bowl in a home is:


A. more humorous to potential buyers.

B. more obvious to potential buyers.

C. less familiar to potential buyers. 

D.less enticing to potential buyers.

C. less familiar to potential buyers.

400


Which transition word or phrase is most logical in context?


A. No Change 

B. On the other hand,

C. As a result, 

D. In contrast,

C. As a result,

400


Suppose that, in the experiments, 1 g of food were added to each tank at each feeding. A total of how many grams of food would have been placed into an individual tank each day?


A. 1 g 


B. 3 g 


C. 12 g 


D. 36 g

B. 3 g 

400

How many hours a day do cats sleep? 

A. 20

B. 7

C. 15

D. 13

C. 15

500

There is a regular deck of 52 cards. What is the probability that Joy will draw a card that is a red 5 OR a card that is a black 8?

a. 4/52 = 1/13

b. 5/52

c. 8/52 = 2/13

d. 13/52 = 1/4

a. 4/52 = 1/13

500


According to the passage, the random placement of colors in the bowl’s glaze creates a surface that:


A. acts as a mirror.

B. seems to move. 

C. appears cracked in the sunlight. 

D. scatters prisms on the walls of a room.

B. seems to move.

500


Which choice best helps indicate that each historical epic covered different subject matter?


A. No Change

B. (each focused on the court of Otto I and

C. (focusing on the court of Otto I as well as

D. (one about the court of Otto I, the other about

D. (one about the court of Otto I, the other about

500


How many A. percula were placed in each of the tanks in Experiment 1?


A. 1

B. 4 

C. 10

D. 16

C. 10

500

What is the national animal of Scotland? 

A. Unicorn 

B. Centaur 

C. Mermaid 

D. Spotted Pigeon 

A. Unicorn