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Middle Level SSAT

Writing Sample

Time — 25 Minutes

1 Topic

Writing Sample

Schools would like to get to know you better through a story you tell or an essay you write. If you choose to write a story, use the sentence presented in A to begin. Make sure that your story has a beginning, middle, and end. If you choose to write a personal essay, base your essay on the topic presented in B. Please fill in the circle next to your choice.

I noticed something strange across the street.

Describe a choice that you made that you regret. What did you learn from making that choice?

Middle Level SSAT

Section 1

Time — 30 Minutes

25 Questions

Following each problem in this section, there are five suggested answers. Work each problem in your head or in the blank space provided at the right of the page. Then look at the five suggested answers and decide which one is best.

Note: Figures that accompany problems in this section are drawn as accurately as possible EXCEPT when it is stated in a specific problem that its figure is not drawn to scale.

Sample Problem:

(A) 586

(B) 596

(D) 1,586

(E) 1,686

1.Which fraction equals ?

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

2.Which of the following is an even positive integer that lies between 22 and 27 ?

(A) 25

(B) 24

(D) 21

(E) 20

3.In the number 281, the sum of the digits is how much less than the product of the digits?

(A) 16

(B) 11

(D) 5

(E) 4

4.(109 — 102) × 3 — 4² =

(A) 5

(B) 0

(D) —7

(E) —336

5.A concert is held at a stadium that has 25,000 seats. If exactly of the seats were filled, to the nearest thousand, how many people attended the concert?

(A) 10,000

(B) 14,000

(D) 19,000

(E) 21,000

6.The perimeter of a square with an area of 81 is

(A) 81

(B) 54

(D) 18

(E) 9

7.If the sum of three consecutive positive integers is 9, what is the middle integer?

(A) 1

(B) 2

(D) 4

(E) 5

8.A number greater than 2 that is a factor of both 20 and 16 is also a factor of which number?

(A) 10

(B) 14

(D) 24

(E) 30

9.(2³)² =

(A) 2

(B) 2⁵

(D) 4⁵

(E) 4⁶

10.If is greater than , then M could be

(A) 7

(B) 8

(D) 10

(E) 32

11.The sum of the lengths of two sides of an equilateral triangle is 4. What is the perimeter of the triangle?

(A) 2

(B) 4

(D) 8

(E) 12

Questions 12—14 refer to the following chart.

12.What percentage of her total weekly mileage did Stacey drive on Monday?

(A) 10%

(B) 20%

(D) 60%

(E) 90%

13.The number of miles Stacey drove on Thursday is equal to the sum of the miles she drove on which days?

(A) Monday and Wednesday

(B) Saturday and Sunday

(D) Friday, Saturday, and Sunday

(E) Monday, Friday, and Saturday

14.The number of miles Stacey drove on Sunday is equal to what percent of the number of miles she drove on Wednesday?

(A) 10%

(B) 20%

(D) 50%

(E) 80%

15.If x = 5, which of the following is equal to ?

(A) 10%

(B) 20%

(D) 2%

(E) 3%

16.What is 20% of 25% of 80 ?

(A) 4

(B) 5

(D) 16

(E) 20

17.During one week, Roy worked 3 hours on Monday, 5 hours on Tuesday, and 8 hours each day on Saturday and Sunday. The following week Roy worked a total of 40 hours. What was the average number of hours Roy worked each week?

(A) 32

(B) 28

(D) 12

(E) 6

18.A box with dimensions 4 × 8 × 10 is equal in volume to a box with dimensions 16 × g × 2. What does g equal?

(A) 2

(B) 4

(D) 10

(E) 16

19.Otto wants to buy two sweaters that regularly sell for b dollars each. The store is having a sale in which the second sweater costs half price. If he buys the sweaters at this store, what is the overall percent he will save on the price of the two sweaters?

(A) 10%

(B) 25%

(D) 50%

(E) 75%

20.In a certain month Ben eats 8 dinners at Italian restaurants, 4 dinners at Chinese restaurants, and 6 dinners at steakhouses. If these dinners account for all Ben’s restaurant visits during the month, what percent of Ben’s restaurant meals were at steakhouses?

(A) 75%

(B) 66%

(D) 33%

(E) 10%

21.What is the area of the shaded region?

(A) 48

(B) 36

(D) 12

(E) It cannot be determined from the information given.

22.In the equation (2 + ■ + 3)(2) = 16, what does the ■ stand for?

(A) 3

(B) 8

(D) 10

(E) 12

23.At Skytop Farm, the ratio of cows to pigs is 16 to 1. Which of the following could be the total number of cows and pigs at the farm?

(A) 15

(B) 16

(D) 68

(E) 74

24.Sibyl has seen four more films than Linda has seen. Linda has seen twice as many films as Joel has seen. If Sibyl has seen s films, then in terms of s, which of the following is an expression for the number of films Joel has seen?

(A) — 2

(B) — 4

(D) s — 4

(E)

Let @x by defined by @x = 2x, where x is an integer.

25.@3 — @2 =

(A) @4

(B) @2

(D) @(—2)

(E) @(—3)

STOP

IF YOU FINISH BEFORE TIME IS CALLED, YOU MAY CHECK YOUR WORK ON THIS SECTION ONLY.

DO NOT TURN TO ANY OTHER SECTION IN THE TEST.

Middle Level SSAT

Section 2

Time — 40 Minutes

40 Questions

Read each passage carefully and then answer the questions about it. For each question, decide on the basis of the passage which one of the choices best answers the questions.

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1.The main purpose of this passage is to

(A) report on the current status of Native Americans

(B) offer a solution to the problems of Native Americans

(D) discuss ways Native Americans are able to work on reservations

(E) give a history of different Native American tribes

2.According to the passage, the fate of Geronimo was

(A) to live out his life in disgrace

(B) to become a great war hero with no defeats

(D) to die penniless and alone

(E) to commit suicide

3.The author’s tone in regard to the fate of Native Americans is

(A) passionate

(B) objective

(D) ambivalent

(E) envious

4.Which of the following is the author most likely to discuss next?

(A) Possible causes of Native American resentment

(B) The life of the Native American in modern society

(D) The differences among tribes

(E) A detailed history of the Sioux

5.The passage names all the following as skills possessed by Native Americans EXCEPT

(A) farming

(B) hunting

(D) gathering

(E) fighting

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6.The passage is primarily about

(A) deserts and desert wildlife

(B) nocturnal animals

(D) sources of water in the desert

(E) average desert temperatures

7.Which of the following can be inferred as an example of an adaptation to desert life?

(A) The large claws of the lizard

(B) The heavy outer shell of the beetle

(D) The large hood of the cobra that scares off predators

(E) The quick speed of the mongoose so that it may catch its prey

8.The style of the passage is most like that found in a(n)

(A) scientific thesis

(B) general book on desert life

(D) diary of a naturalist

(E) biography of a desert researcher

9.According to the passage, camels are well adapted to desert life because

(A) they have long legs

(B) they have thick fur that keeps them cool

(D) they are capable of hunting at night

(E) they can store water for many days

10.According to the passage, some deserts

(A) are filled with lush vegetation

(B) are home to large bodies of water

(D) can be in a cold climate

(E) are home to large, thriving cities

11.The word “punishing” in line 5 most closely means

(A) beating

(B) harsh

(D) deadly

(E) fantastic

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12.The passage is primarily concerned with

(A) justifying the existence of the Olympic Games

(B) explaining all about the games in Ancient Greece

(D) comparing the modern Olympic Games to those in Ancient Greece

(E) explaining the process for choosing a host country

13.The author mentions “traditional dances and culture of the host city” in order to

(A) give an example of how the opening ceremony is so spectacular

(B) explain the differences among the different host cities

(D) make an analogy to the life of the Ancient Greeks

(E) illustrate the complexity of the modern games

14.The author’s tone in the passage can best be described as

(A) disinterested

(B) upbeat

(D) depressing

(E) fatalistic

15.The lighting of the torch is meant to symbolize

(A) the destruction caused in Ancient Greece

(B) the spirit of Ancient Greek competition

(D) the heat generated in competition

(E) an eternal flame so that the games will continue forever

16.Which of the following can be inferred from the passage?

(A) Women in ancient Greece did not want to compete in the Olympics.

(B) The Olympics were held every year.

(D) Ice skating is a winter event.

(E) Opening ceremonies today are more spectacular than ones in ancient Greece.

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17.The author mentions dinosaurs in the first paragraph to

(A) illustrate the age of the turtle fossils

(B) uncover the mystery of turtle origins

(D) give an example of the type of predator that turtles once faced

(E) bring the life of the turtle into focus

18.Turtles are different from other reptiles because they

(A) date back to dinosaur times

(B) have not adapted to their environment

(D) are desert dwellers

(E) are good pets

19.When the author discusses the theory that turtles may live to be more than 100, the tone can best be described as

(A) respectful

(B) ridiculing

(D) interested

(E) skeptical

20.One of the ways to verify the age of a turtle is to

(A) measure the turtle

(B) count the rings on its shell

(D) weigh the turtle

(E) subtract its weight from its length

21.The author would most probably agree that

(A) turtles are more interesting than other reptiles

(B) there is a lot to be learned about turtles

(D) turtles can be very dangerous

(E) there are no bad turtles

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22.The author’s goal in writing was to express

(A) his affection for Norway

(B) his dislike of his half-sister and half-brother

(D) how different life was back then

(E) his realization that the trip was so long

23.The author uses the word “idyllic” in the first paragraph to mean

(A) scary

(B) pleasant

(D) cold

(E) boring

24.The author uses the analogy that “going to Norway every summer was like going home” to illustrate

(A) how much he dreaded the journey

(B) how frequently they went to Norway

(D) how long they stayed in Norway

(E) how happy and comfortable he was there

25.The author mentions the length of the trip in order to

(A) make the reader sympathetic to his plight

(B) make the reader understand why the trip was an adventure

(D) give the reader some sympathy for the half-sister and half-brother

(E) help the reader visualize Norway

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26.The “home” mentioned in line 2 most likely refers to

(A) the sea

(B) the planet

(D) the shell

(E) a shelter for fish

27.Which of the following questions is answered by the passage?

(A) How do shellfish reproduce?

(B) How much does the average shellfish weigh?

(D) What do shellfish feed on?

(E) How do shellfish make their shells?

28.This passage is primarily concerned with

(A) how shellfish differ from other fish

(B) the life span of shellfish

(D) a general discussion of shells

(E) the origin of shells

29.The author uses the comparison of the bivalves’ hinge to a door in order to

(A) illustrate how the shell opens and closes

(B) explain why the shell is so fragile

(D) explain the mechanism for how the shells are made

(E) illustrate that shellfish are not so different from other fish

30.What is the best title of the selection?

(A) “A Conch by Any Other Name Would Shell be as Sweet”

(B) “Going to the Beach”

(D) “The Prettiest Aquatic Life”

(E) “How to Find Shells”

31.According to the passage, the primary difference between the conch’s shell and the clam’s shell is that

(A) the conch shell is more valuable than the clam’s shell

(B) the conch shell protects better than the clam’s shell

(D) the clam’s shell is more difficult for the clam to manufacture than the conch shell is for the conch to manufacture

(E) the conch shell has fewer pieces than the clam shell

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32.The “hat” referred to in line 3 is meant to refer to

(A) the attic of the house

(B) the bat’s head

(D) the death of the bat

(E) the mouse

33.The passage uses which of the following to describe the bat?

I.the image of a winged mouse

II.athe image of a vampire

III.the way he flies

(A) I only

(B) I and II only

(D) I and III only

(E) I, II, and III

34.The author mentions the “crazy figures” in line 5 to refer to

(A) the comic notion of a mouse with wings

(B) the pattern of the bat’s flight

(D) the reason the bat appears dead

(E) the trees in the yard

35.The author would most probably agree with which of the following statements?

(A) Bats are useful animals.

(B) Bats are related to mice.

(D) Most people have bats in their attic.

(E) Bats are an uninteresting phenomenon.

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36.The primary purpose of the passage is to

(A) discuss the importance of team spirit

(B) explain why uniforms are important for safety

(D) help shed light on the controversy surrounding uniforms

(E) give some reasons why uniforms are useful

37.The “support” mentioned in line 12 most probably means

(A) nourishment

(B) salary

(D) brace

(E) relief

38.Which of the following best describes the author’s attitude toward uniforms?

(A) Most of them are basically the same.

(B) They have many different purposes.

(D) They are fun to wear.

(E) They don’t serve any real purpose.

39.According to the passage, people need special uniforms for track and field sports to

(A) help spectators cheer on the team

(B) distinguish them from other athletes

(D) give them freedom of movement

(E) prevent them from losing

40.According to the passage, the primary reason that spectators like uniforms is that

(A) they help them to distinguish teams

(B) they have such vibrant colors

(D) they are collectible

(E) they are not too expensive

STOP

IF YOU FINISH BEFORE TIME IS CALLED, YOU MAY CHECK YOUR WORK ON THIS SECTION ONLY.

DO NOT TURN TO ANY OTHER SECTION IN THE TEST.

Middle Level SSAT

Section 3

Time — 30 Minutes

60 Questions

This section consists of two different types of questions. There are directions and a sample question for each type.

Each of the following questions consists of one word followed by five words or phrases. You are to select the one word or phrase whose meaning is closest to the word in capital letters.

Sample Question:

CHILLY:

(A) lazy

(B) nice

(D) cold

(E) sunny

1.OBEDIENT:

(A) amenable

(B) excessive

(D) inhumane

(E) improper

2.CONTAMINATE:

(A) deodorize

(B) decongest

(D) taint

(E) defoliate

3.WOEFUL:

(A) wretched

(B) bloated

(D) animated

(E) reasonable

4.PRACTICAL:

(A) difficult to learn

(B) inferior in quality

(D) having great usefulness

(E) feeling great regret

5.SCRUTINIZE:

(A) examine carefully

(B) announce publicly

(D) decide promptly

(E) warn swiftly

6.CONFIDE:

(A) judge

(B) entrust

(D) profess

(E) confuse

7.INITIATE:

(A) bring to an end

(B) sign

(D) hinder

(E) guide

8.FORTUNATE:

(A) lucky

(B) wealthy

(D) poor

(E) downtrodden

9.CRUMBLE:

(A) eat

(B) stumble

(D) small

(E) deteriorate

10.DESPERATE:

(A) hungry

(B) frantic

(D) adaptable

(E) contaminated

11.FRET:

(A) listen

(B) provide

(D) require

(E) stash

12.DISGUISE:

(A) mystery

(B) convict

(D) false front

(E) pressure

13.ASSIST:

(A) support

(B) bring

(D) yearn

(E) destroy

14.REPRIMAND:

(A) praise

(B) insure

(D) chide

(E) forgive

15.EVADE:

(A) take from

(B) blind

(D) sidestep

(E) successful

16.FATIGUE:

(A) grow weary

(B) become fluid

(D) recede from view

(E) improve

17.ANTIDOTE:

(A) foundation

(B) vacation

(D) learning experience

(E) antitoxin

18.PROPOSE:

(A) speak up

(B) marriage

(D) suggest

(E) lease

19.INCREDIBLE:

(A) mundane

(B) uncivilized

(D) believable

(E) extraordinary

20.VIGILANT:

(A) observant

(B) sleepy

(D) brutal

(E) moving

21.TATTERED:

(A) unkempt

(B) neat

(D) unruly

(E) pressed

22.PRECEDE:

(A) stand alongside

(B) move toward

(D) hurl

(E) beg

23.LAMENT:

(A) relish

(B) drench

(D) invent

(E) incline

24.ENGAGE:

(A) date

(B) employ

(D) dismiss

(E) fear

25.COMPETENT:

(A) disastrous

(B) fast

(D) able

(E) inanimate

26.SINCERE:

(A) new

(B) passionate

(D) genuine

(E) untold

27.RICKETY:

(A) strong

(B) wooden

(D) beautiful

(E) feeble

28.CONSPICUOUS:

(A) plain as day

(B) identity

(D) shiny

(E) cramped

29.VERSATILE:

(A) peaceful

(B) disruptive

(D) truthful

(E) charming

30.CORROBORATION:

(A) attraction

(B) confirmation

(D) unfulfilled expectation

(E) enthusiastic response

The following questions ask you to find relationships between words. For each question, select the answer choice that best completes the meaning of the sentence.

Sample Question:

Kitten is to cat as

(A) fawn is to colt

(B) puppy is to dog

(D) wolf is to bear

(E) hen is to rooster

Choice (B) is the best answer because a kitten is a young cat, just as a puppy is a young dog. Of all the answer choices, (B) states a relationship that is most like the relationship between kitten and cat.

31.Fish is to water as

(A) bird is to egg

(B) roe is to pouch

(D) flower is to pollen

(E) bee is to honey

32.Sick is to healthy as

(A) symptom is to disease

(B) jailed is to free

(D) scared is to trapped

(E) injured is to hurt

33.Dancer is to feet as

(A) surgeon is to heart

(B) juggler is to hands

(D) conductor is to voice

(E) musician is to eyes

34.Bystander is to event as

(A) juror is to verdict

(B) culprit is to crime

(D) spectator is to game

(E) model is to portrait

35.Baker is to bread as

(A) shop is to goods

(B) butcher is to livestock

(D) sculptor is to statue

(E) family is to confidence

36.Igneous is to rock as

(A) stratum is to dig

(B) fossil is to dinosaur

(D) watercolor is to painting

(E) calendar is to date

37.Delicious is to taste as

(A) melodious is to sound

(B) movie is to award

(D) chocolate is to sugar

(E) darkness is to sight

38.Clog is to shoe as

(A) sneaker is to run

(B) lace is to tie

(D) shirt is to torso

(E) sock is to foot

39.Cube is to square as

(A) box is to cardboard

(B) circle is to street

(D) line is to angle

(E) sphere is to circle

40.Jam is to fruit as

(A) bread is to toast

(B) butter is to milk

(D) height is to stone

(E) write is to pencil

41.Mile is to length as

(A) sky is to height

(B) coffee is to drink

(D) floor is to ground

(E) quart is to volume

42.Biologist is to scientist as

(A) surgeon is to doctor

(B) chemist is to physicist

(D) organ is to heart

(E) historian is to era

43.Clay is to potter as

(A) sea is to captain

(B) magazine is to reader

(D) word is to teacher

(E) bubble is to child

44.Clip is to movie as

(A) buckle is to shoe

(B) excerpt is to novel

(D) room is to house

(E) filling is to pie

45.Ruthless is to mercy as

(A) kind is to thoughtfulness

(B) illness is to virus

(D) contemptuous is to disrespect

(E) forgiveness is to error

46.Glacier is to ice as

(A) rain is to snow

(B) bay is to sea

(D) ocean is to water

(E) pond is to fish

47.Glass is to window as

(A) wood is to building

(B) car is to motor

(D) fabric is to clothing

(E) loan is to interest

48.Buttress is to support as

(A) press is to inflate

(B) jam is to bread

(D) cool is to fan

(E) scissor is to cut

49.Sneer is to disdain as

(A) crinkle is to adoration

(B) smile is to bravery

(D) distrust is to confidence

(E) cringe is to fear

50.Library is to book as

(A) bank is to money

(B) museum is to patron

(D) restaurant is to waiter

(E) concert is to music

51.Famine is to food as

(A) drought is to water

(B) paper is to print

(D) debate is to issue

(E) clause is to contract

52.Teacher is to student as

(A) coach is to player

(B) assistant is to executive

(D) patient is to dentist

(E) theory is to technician

53.Muffle is to noise as

(A) engine is to bicycle

(B) wind is to vane

(D) aroma is to fetid

(E) nibble is to eat

54.Rest is to exhaustion as

(A) pack is to vacation

(B) water is to thirst

(D) jury is to trial

(E) tide is to ocean

55.Playwright is to script as

(A) choreographer is to dance

(B) mathematician is to science

(D) enemy is to strategy

(E) athlete is to prowess

56.Gluttony is to food as

(A) sheer is to wall

(B) avarice is to money

(D) curiosity is to danger

(E) mystery is to solution

57.Facile is to effort as

(A) deception is to trick

(B) helpful is to friend

(D) pious is to religion

(E) incompetent is to task

58.Single-handed is to assistance as

(A) ambidextrous is to duality

(B) pseudonym is to authorship

(D) candid is to sincere

(E) inspired is to ideas

59.Stable is to horse as

(A) paddock is to farm

(B) feline is to box

(D) dressage is to formal

(E) bird is to nest

60.Dexterous is to pianist as

(A) argumentative is to sibling

(B) poised is to politician

(D) devout is to heretic

(E) boisterous is to actor

STOP

IF YOU FINISH BEFORE TIME IS CALLED, YOU MAY CHECK YOUR WORK ON THIS SECTION ONLY.

DO NOT TURN TO ANY OTHER SECTION IN THE TEST.

Middle Level SSAT

Section 4

Time — 30 Minutes

25 Questions

Note: Figures that accompany problems in this section are drawn as accurately as possible EXCEPT when it is stated in a specific problem that its figure is not drawn to scale.

Sample Problem:

(A) 586

(B) 596

(D) 1,586

(E) 1,686

1.Which of the following fractions is greatest?

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

2.The sum of the factors of 12 is

(A) 28

(B) 21

(D) 16

(E) 15

3.16 + 2 × 3 + 2 =

(A) 90

(B) 56

(D) 23

(E) 18

4.D + E + F + G =

(A) 45

(B) 90

(D) 270

(E) 360

5.What are two different prime factors of 48 ?

(A) 2 and 3

(B) 3 and 4

(D) 4 and 12

(E) 6 and 8

6.The difference between 12 and the product of 4 and 6 is

(A) 12

(B) 10

(D) 1

(E) 0

7.The sum of the number of degrees in a straight line and the number of degrees in a triangle equals

(A) 720

(B) 540

(D) 180

(E) 90

Questions 8—10 refer to the following graph.

8.The number of scarves Joseph owns plus the number of coats he owns equals

(A) 5

(B) 7

(D) 9

(E) 10

9.Hats represent what percentage of the total number of garments accounted for in the graph?

(A) 10%

(B) 20%

(D) 50%

(E) 80%

10.Which types of garments represent one-third of the total number of garments accounted for in the graph?

(A) Hats and coats

(B) Gloves and scarves

(D) Gloves and coats

(E) Hats, gloves, and scarves

11.George bought five slices of pizza for $10. At this price, how many slices of pizza could he buy with $32 ?

(A) 16

(B) 15

(D) 12

(E) 10

12.On a certain English test, the 10 students in Mrs. Bennett’s class score an average of 85. On the same test, 15 students in Mrs. Grover’s class score an average of 70. What is the combined average score for all the students in Mrs. Bennett’s and Mrs. Grover’s classes?

(A) 80

(B) 77.5

(D) 75

(E) 72

13.If Angelica bought p pencils, Eliza bought 5 times as many pencils as Angelica, and Peggy bought 2 pencils fewer than Angelica, then in terms of p, how many pencils did the three girls buy all together?

(A) 5p — 2

(B) 7

(D) 8p

(E) 8p — 2

14.

(A) 4,033

(B) 433

(D) 3.34

(E) 3.304

Questions 15 and 16 refer to the following definition.

For all real numbers f, f = —2f.

15. 0 =

(A) 4

(B) 2

(D) —2

(E) —4

16.2 × 3 =

(A) 24

(B) 2

(D) —3

(E) —12

17.2% =

(A) 0.0025

(B) 0.0225

(D) 2.025

(E) 2.25

18.The area of triangle UVW is

(A) 2h²

(B) h²

(D) 3

(E) 2

19.9⁴ is equal to which of the following?

(A) (3) × (3) × (3) × (3)

(B) (9) × (3) × (9) × (3)

(D) (3) × (3) × (3) × (3) × (3) × (3) × (3) × (3)

(E) (9) × (9) + (9) × (9)

20.It costs h cents to make 12 handkerchiefs. At the same rate, how many cents will it cost to make 30 handkerchiefs?

(A) 30h

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E) 5h

21.A girl collects rocks. If her collection consists of 12 pieces of halite, 16 pieces of sandstone, 8 pieces of mica, and 8 pieces of galaxite, then the average number of pieces of each type of rock in her collection is

(A) 8

(B) 11

(D) 16

(E) 44

22.A recipe calls for 24 ounces of water for every two ounces of sugar. If 12 ounces of sugar are used, how many ounces of water should be added?

(A) 6

(B) 12

(D) 36

(E) 144

23.The number of people now employed by a certain company is 240, which is 60% of the number employed five years ago. How many more employees did the company have five years ago than it has now?

(A) 160

(B) 360

(D) 720

(E) 960

24.In the multiplication problem above, B represents which digit?

(A) 1

(B) 2

(D) 5

(E) 7

25.If the area of each of the smaller squares that make up rectangle ABCD is 4, what is the perimeter of rectangle ABCD?

(A) 220

(B) 64

(D) 32

(B) 4

STOP

IF YOU FINISH BEFORE TIME IS CALLED, YOU MAY CHECK YOUR WORK ON THIS SECTION ONLY.

DO NOT TURN TO ANY OTHER SECTION IN THE TEST.

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