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C. 0.000076
7.6
0.00042
B. 0.60
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C. 216 square yards
A. 384 square yards
D. 88 square yards
B. 42 2/3 square yards
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2
4
3
1
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A. 17 and 19
B. 19 and 21
D. 25 and 27
C. 21 and 23
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$1536
$960
$192
$224
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35
25
40
30
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D. 19 miles
C. 61/3 miles
B. 141/4 miles
A. 281/2 miles
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A. 7⁄3
C. 7⁄10
D. 3⁄5
B. 3⁄7
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B. 1 bolt
A. 14 bolts
D. 12 bolts
C. 84 bolts
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A. short-lived
C. dead
D. exceptional
Mythical
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Wax
Digestible
Foreign
Expensive
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Eloquent
Succinct
Unintelligible
Amusing
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Sharp
Unusual
Poor
Tested
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Serene
Tawdry
Expensive
Clean
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Complain
Play
Defraud
Work
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Assert
Complain
Argue
Yell
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Students
Teachers
Scholars
Faculty
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Emerge
Relax
Capture
Fight
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Curse
Heavy
Replaceable
Theft
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A. Most Buddhists live in India.
C. Buddhism draws its teachings from early Christianity.
B. Buddhist teachings have changed over the years.
D. Buddhist temples can be found in any land of the world.
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B. stands for “British thermal unit”
A. is an unusual method of measuring heat
D. can heat a 9 x 12 room
C. is the abbreviation for a “big thermal unit”
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A. Heating with fuel oil is always cheaper than other methods.
B. Oak firewood produces fewer BTUs per dollar than the other types of fuel.
C. Natural gas costs more than all other fuels except oak firewood.
D. Electricity is always the most expensive way to heat a house.
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C. Know Your BTUs
A. Choosing the Right Heating Method
B. Heating Methods for Houses
D. Price List for Fuel
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A. Volunteer firefighters have less training, expertise, and experience than professional firefighters.
C. Professional firefighters don’t know what causes fires.
A. Volunteer firefighters have less training, expertise, and experience than professional firefighters.
D. A professional fire department is cost prohibitive for small towns.
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C. on a winter night
A. in England
B. on a calm summer evening
D. both A and C
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C. Using Statistical Methods in Epidemiology
B. Goals for the Future of Epidemiology
A. Epidemiology: The Study of Disease Patterns
D. Employment Outlook for Epidemiologists
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C. Ergonomics is expensive and time consuming.
A. Ergonomics can cause injuries.
D. Few people experience problems due to poor ergonomics.
B. Ergonomics is about designing and arranging workspaces efficiently and safely.
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A. Adequate lighting and well-designed chairs, although important, have nothing to do with ergonomics.
B. Repetition in the type of work people do helps them accomplish their tasks safely and efficiently.
D. Ergonomic design also includes keeping work areas well lit and clutter free.
C. Short breaks aren’t important for desk-bound employees because they do little heavy labor.
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A. Employers should invest in ergonomic design to protect workers.
C. Labor unions have opposed ergonomic design.
D. Poor design is responsible for most employee accidents.
B. Lack of ergonomic design isn’t dangerous.
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B. x2 + 4x + 4
D. x2 + 2x + 0
C. x2 + 4x + 2
A. x2 + 2x + 4
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C. 80 and 90
A. 20 and 30
D. 40 and 50
B. 10 and 20
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A. -11
31
B. -40
D. 40
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C. 12 cubic inches
A. 18 cubic inches
B. 216 cubic inches
D. 36 cubic inches
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20
A. 1/20
5
10
24
452
113
48
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A. 4 inches
C. 8 inches
B. 16 inches
D. 32 inches
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C. (9x2 + 2)(x – 1)
B. (9x2 + 1)(x – 2)
A. (9x2 – 1)(x + 2)
D. (9x2 – 2)(x + 1)
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144
12
6
64
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