Practice Exam 1 Flashcards
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A series of cell divisions that results in the formation of an embryo is called:
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cleavage
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An animal that eats only plants is called a(n):
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herbivore
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The process by which energy is provided at the cellular level is called:
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metabolism
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All of the following are domains except:
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Regelia
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Light waves travel at a rate of about:
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186,000 miles per second
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The largest moon in the solar system is:
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Ganymede
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The spinal cord is part of the:
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nervous system
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Joints that hold bones firmly together are called:
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fixed joints
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The top or broadest level of the classifica- tion system for living organisms is called:
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kingdom
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If there are two full moons in a single month, the second full moon is called:
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blue moon
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The brainstem connects the brain to the:
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spinal cord
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Red blood cells:
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carry oxygen and carbon dioxide
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Protein can be found in all of the following foods EXCEPT:
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apples
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Which inorganic substance is present in the greatest quantity inside animal cells?
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water
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Cell protoplasm is made up mostly of:
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water
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A meter consists of, in centimeters:
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100 centimeters
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t’s impossible for the sun to turn into a black hole because:
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it’s too small
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Electrons are particles that are:
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negatively charged
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The chamber of the heart that pumps blood to the lungs is called the:
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right ventricle
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The atomic number of an atom is deter- mined by:
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the number of protons
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The smallest part of an element that still acts like an element is:
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the atom
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How many planets in the solar system have rings?
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four
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The temperature at which a solid becomes a liquid is its:
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melting point
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The surface of the earth is called the:
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crust
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Not counting the sun, the closest star to the Earth is:
Proxima Centauri
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If a car is towed 12 miles to the repair shop, and the tow charge is $3.50 per mile, how
much did the tow cost?
Multiply 12 miles by $3.50 per mile to get:
$42.00.
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The sum of two numbers is 70. One number is 8 more than the other. What’s the smaller number?
Let x = the smaller number and x + 8 equal the larger number. Because the sum of the two numbers equals 70, you can express this mathematically as x + (x + 8) = 70. Now all you have to do is solve for x. Combine the like terms: 2x + 8 = 70. Then subtract 8 from both sides of the equation: 2x + 8 – 8 = 70 – 8, or 2x = 62. Divide both sides of the equation by two, and you find that x is equal to 31.
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A sales manager buys antacid in bottles by 7. the gross. If he goes through 3 bottles of antacid every day, how long will the gross last?
144 bottles are in a gross. 144 ÷ 3 (bottles per day) = 48 days.
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Jenny’s test grades are 93, 89, 96, and 98. If she wishes to raise her average to 95, what does she need to score on her next test?
To determine Jenny’s average, add the test scores and divide the sum by the number of tests taken. You want to know what she would need to make on the next test in order to achieve an average of 95. The formula can be set up as (93 + 89 + 96 + 98 + x) ÷ 5 = 95. Combining the like terms results in (376 + x) ÷ 5 = 95. Multiplying both sides by 5 results in 376 + x = 475. So, x = 99.
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A waitress earns an average tip of 12% of the cost of the food she serves. If she serves $375 worth of food in one evening, how much money in tips will she earn on average?
Multiply the total amount spent on drinks, $375, by 12% to determine the amount of tips. $375 0.12 = $45.
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How many square feet of carpeting are needed to carpet a 12-foot x 12-foot room?
Square footage is determined by multiplying length by width, or 12 12 = 144.
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Carpet stain protector costs $0.65 per square yard to apply. How much will it cost to apply the protectant to a 16-foot x 18-foot carpet?
To determine the number of square yards to be protected, multiply 16 feet by 18 feet to determine the number of square feet, 288. Then divide 288 by 9 to convert square feet to square yards (1 square yard = 3 feet 3 feet = 9 square feet). Multiply the quotient, 32 square yards, by the cost of protection per square yard, $0.65, to get the correct answer, $20.80. Remember to perform all the steps in a calculation.
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A printing plant that produces baseball cards has a monthly overhead of $6,000. It costs 18 cents to print each card, and the cards sell for 30 cents each. How many cards must the printing plant sell each month in order to make a profit?
Let x = the number of cards printed and sold each month. Therefore, cost is equal to 6000 + 18x, and revenue is equal to 0.30x. You’re looking for the point where revenue is greater than the cost (revenue \> cost). The inequity is 0.30x \> 6000 + 18x. Subtracting 18x from both sides of the inequity results in 0.12x \> 6000. Divide both sides by 0.12. The result is that x \> 50,000. The printing plant would have to print and sell 50,000 cards per month to make a profit.
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Joe received an hourly wage of $8.15. His boss gave him a 7% raise. How much does Joe make per hour now?
To calculate the new wage, start off by multiplying $8.15 0.07 = $0.57. Then add that number (the amount of Joe’s raise) to his original hourly wage. Joe’s new hourly wage is $8.15 + $0.57 = $8.72.
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Alice leaves her house, driving east at 45 miles per hour (mph). Thirty minutes later, her husband Dave notices she forgot her cell phone and sets off after her. How fast must Dave travel in order to catch up with Alice 3 hours after he leaves?
By the time Dave leaves, Alice has already been traveling for half an hour. Three hours later, she would’ve been traveling for 31⁄2 hours at 45 mph, or 157.5 miles. In order to travel 157.5 miles in 3 hours, Dave would have to travel at 55.5 mph (divide 157.5 by 3).
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A baker made 20 pies. A Boy Scout troop buys one-fourth of his pies, a preschool teacher buys one-third of his pies, and a caterer buys one-sixth of his pies. How many pies does the baker have left?
Convert the different denominators to a common denominator that all the denomina- tors can divide into evenly. 4, 3, and 6 all divide evenly into 12. To convert 1⁄4 to x⁄12, divide 12 (the new common denominator) by 4 (the old common denominator) to get 3. Then multi- ply 1⁄4 by 3⁄3 (another way of saying 1). The product is 3⁄12. (1⁄4 = 3⁄12).
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Miriam bought five cases of motor oil on sale. A case of motor oil normally costs $24.00, but she was able to purchase the oil for $22.50 a case. How much money did Miriam save on her entire purchase?
Subtract the sale price from the regular price: $24.00 – $22.50 = $1.50. Multiply the remainder by the number of cases to get your answer: $1.50 5 = $7.50.
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A security guard walks the equivalent of six city blocks when he makes a circuit around the building. If he walks at a pace of eight city blocks every 30 minutes, how long will it take him to complete a circuit around the building, assuming he doesn’t run into any thieves?
Divide 30 by 8 to determine that the security guard takes 3.75 minutes to walk one city block. Multiply 3.75 by 6, the number of blocks it takes to complete the circuit, to arrive at 22.50, or 221⁄2 minutes.
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The population of Grand Island, Nebraska, grew by 600,000 people between 1995 and 2005, one-fifth more than the town council predicted. The town council originally pre- dicted the city’s population would grow by:
Let x = the original estimate. An additional one-fifth would be 6⁄5x, or 120% of x. The equa- tion can be expressed as 1.2x = 600000. To solve for x, divide both sides of the equation by 1.2. x = 500,000.
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Joan is taking an admissions examination. If she has to get at least 40 of the 60 questions right to pass, what percent of the questions does she need to answer correctly?
Divide the number of questions she must get right (40) by the total number of questions (60) to reach 662⁄3 %.
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A teacher deposited $3,000 in a retirement fund. If she didn’t add any more money to the fund, which earns an annual interest rate of 6%, how much money would she have in 1 year?
To determine the amount of interest earned, multiply the principal ($3,000) by the inter- est rate (6%) and the number of years interest accrues (1 year): $3,000 0.06 1 = $180. Add the interest earned to the principal to show how much total money the teacher would have: $180 + $3,000 = $3,180.
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The high-school track measures one quar- ter of a mile around. How many laps would you have to run in order to run three and a half miles?
Divide the total number of laps by the length of one lap. 31⁄2 ÷ 1⁄4. First, convert the mixed number to a fraction, then divide by 1⁄4. 7⁄2 ÷ 1⁄4 = 28⁄2, which can be reduced to 14.
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Karl is driving in Austria, where the speed limit is posted in kilometers per hour. The car’s speedometer shows that he’s traveling at a rate of 75 kilometers per hour. Karl knows that a kilometer is about 5⁄8 of a mile. Approximately how many miles per hour is Karl traveling?
A kilometer is 5⁄8 of a mile, so multiply 75 5⁄8, or 75⁄1 5⁄8 = 375⁄8. Divide 8 into 375 to reduce the fraction and determine that Karl was traveling at 47 miles per hour.
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A carpenter earns $12.30 an hour for a 40-hour week. His overtime pay is 11⁄2 times his base pay. If he puts in a 46-hour week, how much is his weekly pay?
$12.30 40 hours = $492, his base pay per week. $12.30 1.5 = $18.45, his overtime rate per hour. $18.45 (overtime rate per hour) 6 (hours of overtime) = $110.70 (overtime pay). $492.00 (base pay) + $110.70 (overtime pay) = $602.70 (total pay for the week).
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An office building has 30 employees and allows 42 square feet of work space per employee. If five more employees are hired, how much less work space will each employee have?
The office has 1,260 square feet of space (multiply 42 square feet by 30 employees). With 35 employees, each employee will have 36 square feet of work space (1,260 ÷ 35), which is 6 square feet less than originally.
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Stan bought a monster truck for $2,000 down and payments of $450 a month for five years. What’s the total cost of the monster truck?
Five years contain 60 months, so multiply $450 (monthly payment) 60 = $27,000 (total payments). Then add $27,000 (total payments) + $2,000 (down payment) = $29,000 (total cost).
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Darla spent $120.37 on groceries in January, $108.45 in February, and $114.86 in March. What was the average monthly cost of Darla’s groceries?
Add the three monthly amounts to determine the total amount Darla spent on groceries: $120.37 + $108.45 + $114.86 = $343.68. Divide the total by 3 to determine the average monthly cost: $114.56.
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Keith is driving from Reno to Kansas City to meet his girlfriend. The distance between the two cities is 1,650 miles. If Keith can average 50 miles per hour, how many hours will it take him to complete his trip?
1,650 miles (total distance) ÷ 50 miles per hour (average speed) = 33 hours.
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Michael needs 55 gallons of paint to paint an apartment building. He would like to purchase the paint for the least amount of money possible. Which of the following should he buy?
Determine the cost of each option. Choice (A) doesn’t provide enough paint (2 25 gal- lons = 50 gallons). Choice (B): 11 $108 = $1,188. Choice (C): 6 $215 = $1,290. Choice (D): 55 $23 = $1,265. The lowest price is $1,188.
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As a member of FEMA, you’re required to set up a contingency plan to supply meals to residents of a town devastated by a tornado. A breakfast ration weighs 12 ounces and the lunch and dinner rations weigh 18 ounces each. Assuming a food truck can carry 3 tons and that each resident will receive 3 meals per day, how many residents can you feed from one truck during a 10-day period?
One ton = 2,000 pounds, so one truck can carry 6,000 pounds. There are 16 ounces in a pound, so one truck can carry 96,000 ounces. The total daily ration for each resident is 12 ounces + 18 ounces + 18 ounces, or 48 ounces. The number of daily rations supplied can be expressed as 96,000 ÷ 48 = 2,000. Dividing 2,000 by 10 days results in 200 residents who can be fed by one truck during this 10-day period.
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A train headed south for Wichita left the station at the same time a train headed north for Des Moines left the same station. The train headed for Wichita traveled at 55 miles per hour. The train headed for Des Moines traveled at 70 miles per hour. How many miles apart were the trains at the end of 3 hours?
The train headed for Wichita traveled 55 miles per hour 3 hours = 165 total miles. The train headed for Des Moines traveled 70 miles per hour 3 hours = 210 total miles. Adding the distances together gives you the number of miles apart the two trains were after three hours: 210 + 165 = 375. Another option: You can add the two rates of speed (55 + 70) and multiply the sum by 3 hours (125 3 hours = 375).
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A carpenter needs to cut four sections, each 3-feet 8-inches long, from a piece of molding. If the board is only sold by the foot, what’s the shortest length of board she can buy?
Convert the mixed number to inches. 3 feet 8 inches equals 44 inches (12 inches per foot 3 feet = 36 inches + 8 inches = 44 inches). 44 inches (length each section needs to be) 4 (number of sections needed) = 176 inches (total molding needed). To determine the amount of molding needed in feet, convert 176 inches into feet by dividing 176 inches by 12 inches. You get 142⁄3 feet, so the shortest board length is 15 feet.
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Kiya had a coupon for 10% off one frozen turkey breast. The turkey breasts cost $8.50 each, and Kiya bought two. How much did she pay?
One turkey breast costs $8.50 minus 10% of $8.50, or $8.50 – $0.85 = $7.65. The other turkey breast is full price. $7.65 + $8.50 = $16.15.
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A recruiter travels 1,100 miles during a 40- hour workweek. If she spends 2⁄5 of her time traveling, how many hours does she spend traveling?
Don’t let the number of miles traveled confuse you — you don’t use them to solve the problem. 2⁄5 of a 40-hour workweek is 2⁄5 40⁄1 = 80⁄5. Reduce the fraction: 80 ÷ 5 = 16 hours per week spent traveling.
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Your car uses gasoline at the rate of 21 miles per gallon. If gasoline costs $2.82 per gallon, and you drive for 7 hours at a speed of 48 miles per hour, how much will you pay for gasoline for the trip?
Your first step is to determine the number of miles traveled. Multiply the rate of travel by the time. 48 7 = 336 miles. The amount of gas used is the total miles driven, divided by the number of miles per gallon. 336 ÷ 21 = 16 gallons of gasoline used. At the price of $2.82 per gallon, you spent $45.12 for gas ($2.82 16 = $45.12).
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Ifx=8,what’sthevalueofyintheequation y=(x2 ÷4)–2?
Substitute8forxintheequation.y=(x2 ÷4)–2.y=(82 ÷4)–2.y=(64÷4)–2. y = 16 – 2. y = 14.
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The cube of 5 is:
The cube of 5 = 5 5 5 = 125.
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The fourth root of 16 is:
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What’s the equation of a line that passes through points (0, -1) and (2, 3)?
The slope of the line is equal to the change in y values divided by the change in x values. Thechangeinyvaluesis4(3– –1).Thechangeinxvaluesis2(2–0).4⁄2 =2.Tofindthe intercept, substitute 0 for x in the equation y = 2x + b. –1 = 2(0) + b. Therefore, b = –1, so the equation is y = 2x – 1.
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(12yards+14feet)÷5=
Convert 12 yards and 14 feet to feet: (12 yards 3 feet per yard) + 14 feet = 36 feet + 14 feet = 50 feet. Divide by 5 as instructed: 50 feet ÷ 5 = 10 feet.
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If two powers have the same base, they can be multiplied by keeping the base and adding the powers together.
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(x+4)(x+2)=
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Which of the following is a prime number?
A prime number is a number that can be divided evenly by itself or by one, but not by any other number. Choices (A), (C), and (D) can all be divided evenly by other numbers.
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What’s the mode of the following series of numbers? 4 4 8 8 8 10 10 12 12
The mode of a series of numbers is the number that appears in the series the most fre- quently. In this case, it’s 8.
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Solve for the factorial of 5 (5!):
The factorial (!) of a number is the number multiplied by the next smallest whole number, then by the next smallest whole number, and so on (down to 1). 5! = 5 4 3 2 1 = 120.
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(900 x 2) ÷ 6 =
(900 2) ÷ 6 = 1,800 ÷ 6 = 300.
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The square root of 49 is 7; the square root of 64 is 8. 7 8 = 56.
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Which of the following fractions is the largest?
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If a circle has a radius of 12 feet, what’s its circumference most nearly?
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An aquarium measures 16-inches long x 8-inches deep x 18-inches high. What’s its volume?
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In an equilateral triangle, all sides are equal, and all angles are equal.
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The sum of the measures of the angles of a trapezoid is:
All quadrilaterals have angles that total 360 degrees.
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If the sum of two angles equals 90 degrees, they’re called complementary angles.
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Convert 24% to a fraction.
24% = 24⁄100. This fraction can be further reduced to 6⁄25.
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Ohm’s law states:
Ohm’s law states that Voltage (V) = Current (I) Resistance (R).
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An electromagnetic-induction device usually has which of the following materials in its core?
Iron is easily magnetized and demagnetized, so it works well for this device.
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How many diodes should you expect to find in a bridge rectifier?
A bridge rectifier is also known as a full wave rectifier, usually containing 8 diodes.
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Another name for cycles per second is:
The number of times alternating current changes direction in one second is known as its frequency, which is measured in hertz.
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Newer cell phones contain a removable memory card, which is often called a:
SIM stands for Subscriber Identity Module. The card contains information such as your phone number, your billing information, and your address book. It makes it easier to switch from one cell phone to another.
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When current flows through a wire, the following influences are present:
Voltage, ohms, and amperes are always present when current flows through a wire.
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Millihenries are related to:
Inductors are rated in millihenries.
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Radar can operate at frequencies as high as:
Radar can operate as high as 100,000 MHz (megahertz).
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Radio waves travel:
Radio waves travel at the speed of light. The speed of sound is much slower.
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Changing alternating current to direct current is called:
Changing AC to DC is a process called rectification.
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Insulated fittings can be used to splice wires, thus eliminating the need for:
Insulated fittings replace soldering.
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This symbol stands for battery.
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How many wires do serial cables used on computers have?
This is true, even if the cable has a 25-pin connector. Serial cables are often used to connect computers to perpetual devices.
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To produce greater storage of electrons and more capacitance, capacitors should:
Connecting capacitors in parallel produces more capacitance.
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A light bulb is 60 watts. Operated at 120 volts, how much current does it draw?
Power = Current Voltage or, written another way, Current = Power/Voltage. 60⁄120 = 0.5 ampere.
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A number-12 wire, compared to a number-6 wire:
The larger the number, the smaller (in diameter) the wire.
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A fuse with a higher-than-required rating used in an electrical circuit:
Because fuses are designed to prevent current overload at a specific level, a fuse with a high rating may not work properly for a circuit rated at a lower level.
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Neutral wire is always:
Neutral wire is always whitish or natural colored.
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To measure electrical power, you would use a(n):
Electrical power is measured in watts, so you use a wattmeter.
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If you operate an incandescent light bulb at less than its rated voltage:
The bulb will burn dimmer because its full potential isn’t used; it will last longer for the same reason.
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Overheating the engine can cause all of the following problems EXCEPT:
improved fuel efficiency
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If an alternator overcharges the battery, a likely explanation is:
The voltage regulator isn’t working properly.
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A primary advantage of the electronic igni- tion system over conventional ignition sys- tems is:
The electronic ignition system provides a higher voltage.
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The primary purpose of piston rings is to:
seal the combustion chamber and allow the pistons to move freely
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Connecting rods connect the piston to the:
crankshaft
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In an overhead valve system (OHV), what mechanism opens and closes the valves?
rocker arms
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If a car’s ignition system, lights, and radio don’t work, the part that’s probably malfunctioned is the:
battery
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A gauge shows the complete loss of oil pressure while driving. The best action is to:
Pull over immediately and investigate the problem.
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A two-cycle engine will normally be found on:
snowmobiles, chainsaws, and some motorcycles
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The difference between a single-acting and an opposed piston engine is:
Single-acting piston engines have one piston per cylinder and opposed piston engines have two.
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A car equipped with limited-slip differential:
transfers the most driving force to the wheel with the greatest amount of traction
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Pouring cold water on an overheated engine:
could cause the engine block to crack
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Soft brake-pedal movement can be caused by:
air in the hydraulic brake system
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The safest way to make a hole in sheet metal is to:
punch it using a metal punch
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Rebar is used to:
reinforce concrete
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Nail sets are used to:
set nails below the surface of wood
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A ripsaw cuts:
with the grain of the wood
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Sledges can be used to drive:
bolts and chisels
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To check for horizontal trueness, the best tool to use is a:
level
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A bucking bar is used to:
drive rivets
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Washers that have teeth all around the cir- cumference to prevent them from slipping are called:
shakeproof washers
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an outside curve
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nut
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dress wood
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An induction clutch works by:
An induction clutch is a magnetic clutch.
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If a first class lever with a resistance arm measuring 2 feet and an effort arm measur- ing 8 feet are being used, what’s the mechanical advantage?
Mechanical advantage can be calculated as Length of Effort Arm ÷ Length of Resistance Arm. MA = 8 ÷ 2 = 4.
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The box with the largest area on the bottom will have the shortest sides. If length width height = volume, and all the boxes have equal volume, then the sides must be short- est on the box with the largest area on the bottom. Calculate the area of each box bottom: No. 1 = 20 square inches; No. 2 = 35 square inches; No. 3 = 48 square inches; and No. 4 = 27 square inches. No. 3, which has the largest area, will have the shortest sides.
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Cat B landing on the seesaw will propel Cat A into the air.
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Air weighs about 15 psi. What’s the amount of pressure (force) exerted on the top of your head, given a surface area of 24 inches?
Power equals force divided by area in square inches (P = F⁄A). This formula can also be stated as F = A P. Substitute the known quantities. F = 15 24 = 360 pounds.
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The force produced when a boxer’s hand hits a heavy bag and “bounces” off it is called:
Recoil occurs when an object producing a force is kicked back.
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A cubic foot of water weighs about 62.5 pounds. If an aquarium is 18 feet long, 10 feet deep, and 12 feet wide, what’s the approximate pounds-per-square-inch pres- sure (psi) on the bottom of the tank?
You can determine the pressure of all that water by multiplying the volume of the aquar- ium by the weight of the water. Volume = lwh. The bottom of the tank is 18 feet long by 12 feet wide by 10 feet high for a total volume of 2,160 cubic feet (18 12 10). A cubic foot of water weighs approximately 62.5 pounds. 2,160 62.5 gives an approximate pressure on the bottom of the tank of about 135,000 pounds over the entire surface area. The surface area of the bottom of the tank is length width. 216 inches (18 feet 12) 144 inches (12 feet 12) = 31,104. Dividing the pressure of 135,000 by the number of square inches of surface area gives an approximate PSI of 4.
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Springs used in machines are usually made of:
Machine springs are usually made of steel although sometimes they’re made of brass or other metal alloys.
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A clutch is a type of:
Clutches connect and disconnect parts, so they’re a type of coupling.
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When the high point of the cam connects with the lever arm, the lever arm will touch the contact point. Two high points on the cam mean the lever arm will touch the contact point twice with each revolution of the cam.
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A single block-and-fall is called a:
A single block-and-fall is called a runner.
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If the fulcrum is moved closer to the cat, the length of the effort arm of the lever will be increased, making the cat easier to raise, but the height to which the cat can be raised will be reduced.
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Because this block-and-tackle arrangement merely changes the direction of the pull, it has a mechanical advantage of only 2.
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The larger cog (Cog A) covers a greater linear distance in a given period of time.
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If a house key, a wooden spoon, a plastic hanger, and a wool jacket are all the same temperature, which one feels the coldest?
The key will feel coldest because metal is a better conductor than the other materials.
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Opening Valves 1 and 2 allows water to enter the tank. Opening Valves 3 and 5 prevents water from filling the tank entirely. Opening Valve 4 allows water to leave the tank.
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Gears with their teeth together in mesh turn in opposite directions. Gear A turns Gear B in the opposite direction (right), and Gear B turns Gear C in the opposite direction (left).
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Gears with their teeth together in mesh turn in opposite directions. Gear 1 turns clock- wise. Gear 2, in mesh with Gear 1, turns counterclockwise. Gear 3, in mesh with Gear 2, turns clockwise. Gear 4, in mesh with Gear 3, turns counterclockwise. Gear 5, in mesh with Gear 2, turns clockwise.
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The gauge shows a reading of 21.
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A way to determine the amount of power being used is to:
The formula for determining power is Power = Work ÷ Time.
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A wood tool, a silver tool, and a steel tool are placed in boiling water for cleaning. Which tool gets the hottest?
Silver is the best conductor, so it becomes hottest.
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Stationary pulleys give no mechanical advantage, so effort equals the weight of the crate or 50 pounds.
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At the height of the arc, the ball has no upward momentum, so it goes the slowest at that point.
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The brace on Angle A covers more area of the angle, so it’s more solidly braced.
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