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TimeperiodFewerthan100pages100-499pages500ormorepagesTotalOld/Middle1225EnglishNeo0123classical19山century1761420thcentury1023Total31()1225SeveralEnglishprofessorscategorizedtheliteraiyworksfiomtheirseminarsbytimeperiodandlengthasshowninthetableattheleft.Accordingtothetable,whatpercentageofthosebookswith500ormorepagesarefromthe19thcenhny?A.17%B.43%C.50%D.56%Correctanswer:CLEVEL2PreferredSportIO111gradersllLhgradersTotalFootball 3() Bosketball 136Total 1G6Guilhenneasked10thand11thgradersatliisschoolwhichsporttheypreferredbetweenbasketballandfootball.Tlietableabovepartiallyshowstheresults.Giventhat20%ofstudentsinGuilherme'sschoolwhopreferfootballarein10thgrade,howmany11thgiadersathisschoolpreferbasketball?2746120150Correctanswer:BLEVEL2ChapterSkillsproblemsAnalysisproblemsTotalChapter1111223Chapter21()1121Chapter361218Chapter423427Total503989Asciencetextbookhasfourchapters,eachwithanumberofskillsproblemsandofanalysisproblems.Atablerepresentingthisinfonnationisontheleft.Basedonthetable,wliichofthefollowingstatementsistnie?7 D4Hierelativefrequencyofanalysisproblemscomingfiomchapter4is—.3921Hierelativefrequencyofanalysisproblemscomingfromchapter2is—.8912Hierelativefrequencyofproblemsinchapter1beingskillsproblemsis一.232Hierelativefrequencyofproblemsinchapter2beingskillsproblemsis一.3Correctanswer:ALEVEL2OntimeLateTotalRouteA5611RouteB21()12RouteC61117Total13274()Victordecidestotiytliieedifferentroutestoworkforaperiodof40days.hithetableabove,hetrackedwhetherhearrivedtoworklateorontimeeachtimethatheusedaparticularroute.Accordingtothetable,whatistheprobabilitythatVictorwaslatewhenheusedRouteA?3-20

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cDCorrectanswer:DLEVEL2EnrollmenttrendsinbiologicalfocusedprogramsBioinformaticsForensicsPre-MedTotalMale——31。Female———381Total97214380691AbiologyprofessorisinvestigatingtrendsincuiTentemollmentofmale/femaleundergiadilatestudentsincertainbiologicallyfocusedcioss-departmentalprograms.Tlieabovetablerepresentstheprofessor'sfindings.Notethatshidentsarenotallowedtoenrollinmorethanoneoftheseprogramsattliisparticularschool.Abouthowmanyfemalestudentsshouldbeenrolledintheforensicsprogramtoprovideevidencethatemollinginforensicsisindependentofshidentgender?66118210214Correctanswer:BLEVEL2HouseConstructionintheHistoricDistrictPouredConcreteFieldstone&mortarCombinationTotalHistorically-protected0——205Non-historicolly-protec:ed——18134Total—203—3396.Hiehousesinthe“historicdistrict“ofaparticulartownareeitherliistoricallyprotectedornot.Theabovetablepartiallyrepresentsthesehomesandwhethertheyhavefoundationsmadefrompouredconcrete,mortarandfieldstone,oracombinationofboth.Ifonly4.5%ofthenon-liistorically-protectedhomeshaveafieldstone&mortarfoundation,howmanyhomesistliis?Roundtothenearestwholenumber.Correctanswer:6±0.5LEVEL2RedBlueTotalTriangles134Quadrilaterals268Pentagons5712Total81624Geometiyshidentsparticipatedinanactivitytoclassifytheshapesintheroombynumberofsidesandcolor.Hietableabovedisplaystheresults.Ifatriangleischosenatrandomfromtliisactivity,whatistheprobabilitythatitisblue?Correctanswer:DLEVEL3RicePastaTotalBeef4 610Chicken20525Total241135Agroupofrestaurantownerssurveyedalistofpeopletodetemiinehowpreferencesofmeatscomparedtopreferencesofgrains,andiftheyarerelated.Hieresultsareinthetableabove.Basedonthetable,isthereevidenceofassociationbetweenchickenpreferencesandricepreferences?Yes,becausetheproportionofcliickenandriceeaterstoallchickeneatersisliiglierthanallriceeaterstoalleaters;andbecausetheproportionofcliickenandriceeaterstoallriceeatersishiglierthanallcliickeneaterstoalleaters.Yes,becausetheproportionofcliickenandriceeaterstoallriceeatersishiglierthanallriceeaterstoalleaters;andbecausetheproportionofchickenandriceeaterstoallriceeatersishiglierthanallriceeaterstoalleaters.No,becausetheproportionofcliickenandriceeaterstoallcliickeneatersislowerthanallriceeaterstoalleaters;andbecausetheproportionofchickenandriceeaterstoallriceeatersislowerthanallcliickeneaterstoalleaters.No,becausetheproportionofcliickenandriceeaterstoallcliickeneatersislowerthanallcliickeneaterstoalleaters;andbecausetheproportionofchickenandriceeaterstoallriceeatersislowerthanallriceeaterstoalleaters.Correctanswer:ALEVEL3TelecommutingintheUSjobmarketSalesComputerProgrammingOtherTotal100%Remote185247179611100%On-Site19181«3713645119PartiallyRemote(>2(1%remote)101274393(12685Total3115282724738415Asinveyconductedonarandomsamplereportsfindingsonteleconunutinginnon-acadeniicjobsintheUnitedStates,withafocusonsalesandcomputerprogranuiiing.Accorctingtothetableabove,whatistheprobabilitythatarandomlychosenjobfromthestudyisapartiallyremotesalesjob?Roundtothenearesthundiedth.Correctanswer:0.12LEVEL3PlasticProductsandBPAContentEpoxyResinPolycarbonateTotalcontainsBPA133258391doesnotcontainBPA6444108Total197302499AmanufacturerofplasticsandepoxyresinshascommittedtoeliminatingthechemicalBisphenol-A(BPA)fromitsentireproductline.Accordingtothetable,whatpercentageofthemanufacturer'sepoxyresinandpolycarbonateproductsareBPA-containingpolycarbonateproducts?Roundanswertothenearesttenthofapercent.Correctanswer:51.7±0.1LEVEL3Populationofcountryin Fewer100—199 20()TotalNorthandCentralAmerica than perkm2 per100 km-orper greaterkni2Smallpopulation(Lessthan1,000,000)Mediumpopulation ..(1.000.000-19,990,999)一 一 一Largepopulation(20,000,000andgreater)Total — — ——StudentsinacollegegeographyclasscreatedatableinwhichthecountriesofNorthandCentralAmericaaredisplayedbybothpopulationandpopulationdensity(persquarekilometer).IftherelativefieqiiencyofthisoccurringcomparedwithallcountriesinNorthAmericais0.174,howmanycountrieshaveapopulationdensityoffewerthan100km2andhaveamediuinpopulation?2417D.63Correctanswer:BLEVEL3LanguageNativespeakersNon-nativespeakersTotalMandarinChinese8481781026Spanish415—1■Hindi400200600English335Arabic485145625Total248312373570Thetableontheleftshowsthemostcommonlyspokenfivelanguagesintheworldbynativeandnon-nativespeakers,inmillions,accordingtothe2013SILEtlmologue.IftherelativefieqiiencyofSpanishnon-nativespeakerstoallnon-nativespeakerswas4.8%,approximatelyhowmanynon-nativeSpanishspeakers,inmillions,weretherein2013?2059119594Correctanswer:BLEVEL4CheeseNocheeseTotalSauce — 18Nosauce——8Total20626Donteandliisfriendsorderedpizzaforabirthdayparty.Hieyaskedalltheguestsatthepaitywhethertheywantedsauceornosauceandwhethertheywantedcheeseornocheese.Hieresultsaredisplayedinthetableabove.Dontefoundthat1/5ofthepeoplewhowantedcheesedidnotwantsauce.Wliatfractionofthepeoplewhowantedsaucealsowantedcheese?A.1/9B.8/13C.4/5D.8/9Correctanswer:DLEVEL4Fewerthan200pages200pagesandaboveTotal19thcentury142020Hlcentury1420TotalAilEnglishprofessorclassifiedthenovelsinliisBritishLiteraturesyllabusbycenhuywrittenandlengthofthenovel.Someoftheresultsareinthetableabove.Basedonthetable,howmanybooks,bothfrom20thcentinythatare200pagesandabove,couldtherebeintheclasstosuggestevidenceofassociation?Correctanswer:12LEVEL4SmaitphoneSales12 3 4YearsSince200812 3 4YearsSince2008(suom.2)possonol-dljoJoqumz1.Thescatterplottotheleftshowsthenumberofsmartphonesolds,N,inmillions,atacertaincompanyfrom2008to2012,wheretrepresentsyearssince2008.WliichofthefollowingbestmodelstherelationsliipbetweenNandt?N=15(0.56)tN=15(2.25)tN=11.68(1.82)fN=11.68(9.1)tCorrectanswer:CLEVEL4

Worldpopulationinbillionsofpeople,/(2)Yearssince195().")Hiescatterplotatleftshowstheworldpopulationbetweentheyearsl950and2013.Afimctionthatmodelsthedatashownis:f(x)=0.07x+2.34wherexrepresentsthenumberofyearssince1950,and{(^representstheworldpopulationinbillionsofpeople.Accordingtotliismodel,whatwastheapproximateworldpopulationintheyear1981?5.2billionpeople2.34billionpeople1,252.29billionpeople8.64billionpeopleCorrectanswer:DLEVEL4

pDial-upInternetTrends2 3 4 5GYearsSince200520pDial-upInternetTrends2 3 4 5GYearsSince200520Hiescatterplottotheleftshowsthepercent,P,ofAmericansthatreportedaccessingtheInternetathomeviadial-upInternetseivice.Iftrepresentstheyearssince2005,wliichofthefollowingexponentialequationsbestmodelsthetrendinthepercentofdial-upusersfiom2005to2012?P=30(Q7)tP=30t(1.5)tP=-30(0.7)fP=-30(1.5)tCorrectanswer:ALEVEL4

U.S.primelendingrates,(17)Yearssince2004,(2)Hiescatterplotdiawnatleftdepictsthechangeinprimelendingrates(interestrates)ofUnitedStates(U.S.)majorbanksfiom2004to2009.Wliichofthefollowingfimctionsbestdescribestherelationshipshown?A.y=4.02(1.25)xB.y-4.02(1.25/C.y^-0.65x2+3.74x+3.17D・y=0.65x2+3.74x+3.17Correctanswer:CLEVEL4

U.S.prinielendingrates,(y)Yearssince2004,(力)Hiescatterplotdiawnatleftdepictsthechangeinprimelendiiigrates(interestrates)ofUnitedStates(U.S.)majorbanksfrom2004to2009.Wliichofthefollowingfiinctionsbestdescribestherelationshipshown?A.y^-0.65x2-3.74x+3.17B.y=0.65x2-3.74x+3.17C.y^-0.65x2+3.74x+3.17D.y=0.65x2+3.74x+3.17Correctanswer:CLEVEL4

(y)PopulationofSt.Luuis.Missouri(intliousaiidsofpeople)YearHsince1950.(z)HiescatterplotatleftshowsthepopulationofSt.Louis,Missourifroml950to2010.Basedonthelineofbestfittothedatashown,wliichofthefollowingvaluesisclosesttotheaverageyearlychangeinthepopulationofSt.Louis,Missouri?-9.3thousand-93.3thousand-0.11thousand-0.93thousandCorrectanswer:ALEVEL4

Teamsinbasketballtournaiuent1 2 3Teamsinbasketballtournaiuent1 2 34 5GTournamentroundThescatterplottotheleftshowsthenumberofteams,t,thatplayinroundrofabasketballtouniament.Forintegervaluesofr,wherel<r<6,whichofthez ——zfollowingequationsbestmodelsthedata?A.t=96-32rt=64-16rC.t=128(0.5)rD.t=128(2)rCorrectanswer:CLEVEL4

VBigIsland'sAverageMonthlyRainfall123456789 1011Month55255515L27L2722LILo.VBigIsland'sAverageMonthlyRainfall123456789 1011Month55255515L27L2722LILo.(soqo.3nl)nBJ,sCHQbcEJOAVin8.AtravelagentincludedthescatteiplottotheleftinaninformationalbrochureonHawaii'sBigIsland.Abestfitcuiveisshownonthegraph,whererrepresentstheBigIsland'saveragerainfall,ininches(in),andinrepresentsthemonthoftheyear,withm=lcorrespondiiigtoJanuaiym=2correspondingtoFebniaiyandsoon.WliichofthefollowingbestapproximatesthedifferenceinwhatthemodelpredictsforApriVsaveragerainfallandwhatthestatisticsshowsforAprifsaveragerainfall?(Note:Aprilisthe4thmonthoftheyear.)0in0.25in0.60in0.85inCorrectanswer:BLEVEL4

Aballwaschoppedfromaninitialheiglitof55feet(ft).Amotiondetectorrecordedthemaximumheight,h,infeet,oftheballafterthenthbounce.Hieresultsareshowninthescatterplotbelow.123T_I-! 123T_I-! 1_I_I_I_I_IH5 6 78 91011121314BounceNumber(JJu二wwuuouJSJVr181-二，一二1三nME.eWliichofthefollowingstatementsbestdescribesthesituation.Hiemaximum heiglit oftheball decieasesby0.3ftaftereachbounce.Hiemaximum heiglit oftheball decieasesby0.5ftaftereachbounce.Hiemaximum heiglit oftheball decieasesby1%aftereachbounce.Hiemaximum heiglit oftheball decieases by12%aftereachbounce.Correctanswer:DLEVEL4Afterdiiiikingacanofsodathatcontained58milligrams(mg)ofcaffeine,anexpenmentwasconductedinwinchtheamountofcaffeineremaimnginthebodywasmeasuredeachhourforoneday.Tliedataisdisplayedinthescatteiplotbelow.(suremsOITII)BU-s-sUIOft:DUoJJeD101214Time(inhours)(suremsOITII)BU-s-sUIOft:DUoJJeD101214Time(inhours)IfCistheamountofcaffeine,inmg,remaininginthebodythoursafterthesodaisconsumed,wliichofthefollowingisthebestmodelfortherelationsliipbetweentandC?C=58-5tC=58-9tC=58(0.84)fC=58(1.88)fCorrectanswer:CLEVEL4

WatertemperatureindegreesCekius,/(rr)Waterdepthinmeters,(r)HiescatterplotatleftshowsthetemperatureindegieesCelsiusatdifferentdepthsinmetersatalocationinthePacificOcean.Afimctionthatmodelsthedatashownis:f(x)=-0.12x+24.91wherexrepresentsthewaterdepthinmeters,andfrepresentsthewatertemperatureindegieesCelsius.Accordingtotliismodel,atwhatdepthwillthetemperaturebe-20degreesCelsius?A.27.31metersB.24.91metersC.374.25meters

D.210metersCorrectanswer:CLEVEL4AliteuipeiatuieindegreesCelsius,(a;)Thesaturationtemperatureforwaterinairiscalledthedewpoint.Thescatterplotdiawnatleftshowstheamountofwatervapor,y,thatwillsahirate1cubicmeterofairatsealevelfordifferenttemperaturesindegreesCelsius,x.Afimctionthatmodelsthedatashownis:y-4.19(1.07)xWliatdoesthevalue4.19inthemodeltellusabouttheamountofwatervaporthatwillsaturate1cubicmeterofairatsealevel?Itwilltakeapproximately4.19giamsofwatervaportosahiratetheairwhentheairtemperatureis0degreesCelsius.Itwilltakeexactly4.19gramsofwatervaportosaturatetheairwhentheairtemperatureis0degreesCelsius.Astheairtemperatureincreasesby1degreeCelsius,thegiamsofwatervaporneededtosaturateitincreasesbyarateof4.19%.Astheairtemperatureincreasesby1degreeCelsius,thegiamsofwatervaporneededtosaturateitdecreasesbyarateof4.19%.Correctanswer:ALEVEL4U.S.organicfoodsalesHiescatterplottotheleftshowsiiifonnationonorganicfoodsalesinUnitedStates(US)from2005to2012,wherexrepresentsyearssince2005andyrepresentstotalsales,inbillionsofdollars,oforganicfoodintheUS.Wliichofthefollowingequationsbestmodelstherelationshipbetweenthenumberofyearssince2007andthetotalsalesoforganicfood?A.尸15.1+0.42XB.尸15.1+2.4X

C.y=0.42+15.1xD.尸2.4+15.1XCorrectanswer:BLEVEL430002800260024002200200018001600140012001000800600<100200Costfora3()SecondAdvertisement10 15 20 25 30 35 40Yearssinc?e1970Thescatterplottotheleftshowsthecoststonma30second(sec)advertisementduringamajorsportingeventfrom1970to2010,wherexxisyearsCostfora3()SecondAdvertisement10 15 20 25 30 35 40Yearssinc?e1970since1970andccisthecost,inthousandsofdollars.Anexponentialfimetionthatmodelsthedataisshownabove.Basedonthemodel,wliichofthefollowingisatruestatement?A.Hiecosttonma30secadv