IQ Test: Math And English Questions! Trivia Quiz
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A car uses 16 gallons of gas to travel 384 miles. How many miles per gallon does the car get?
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22 miles per gallon
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24 miles per gallon
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26 miles per gallon
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28 miles per gallon
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A train must travel to a certain town in six days. The town is 3,300 miles away. How many miles must the train average each day to reach its destination?
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500 miles
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525 miles
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550 miles
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575 miles
Correct Answer
A. 550 milesExplanation
To reach the town in six days, the train must cover a total distance of 3,300 miles. To calculate the average distance the train must cover each day, we divide the total distance by the number of days. Therefore, 3,300 miles divided by 6 days equals 550 miles per day.Rate this question:
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Roger has completed 78% of his 200-page thesis. How many pages has he written?
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150
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156
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165
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160
Correct Answer
A. 156Explanation
Since Roger has completed 78% of his 200-page thesis, we can calculate the number of pages he has written by multiplying 200 by 78% (or 0.78). This gives us 156 pages. Therefore, the correct answer is 156.Rate this question:
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Solve the following: 3(7-2) + 5 = ?
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11
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20
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24
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31
Correct Answer
A. 20Explanation
To solve the expression, we first simplify the parentheses by performing the subtraction inside. 7-2 equals 5. Then, we multiply 3 by 5, which equals 15. Finally, we add 15 to 5, resulting in 20. Therefore, the correct answer is 20.Rate this question:
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Drizzle most nearly means
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Curly
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Sprinkle
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Sear
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Drench
Correct Answer
A. SprinkleExplanation
The word "drizzle" refers to a light rain or a fine spray of liquid. When something is sprinkled, it is typically done in a light and gentle manner, similar to how drizzle falls from the sky. Therefore, "sprinkle" is the word that most closely matches the meaning of "drizzle".Rate this question:
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Deplete most nearly means
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Exhaust
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Erase
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Hurry
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Beg
Correct Answer
A. ExhaustExplanation
The word "deplete" means to use up or exhaust the supply or resources of something. Therefore, the word that most nearly means the same as "deplete" is "exhaust".Rate this question:
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Anthony, a meticulous young man, diligently watered his neighbors’ plants once a week while they were on vacation. The italicized word most nearly means:
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Reluctantly
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Dutifully
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Haphazardly
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Predictably
Correct Answer
A. DutifullyExplanation
The word "meticulous" in the question suggests that Anthony is very careful and thorough in his actions. Therefore, the word that most nearly means "meticulously" is "dutifully," as it implies that Anthony watered his neighbors' plants with great care and responsibility.Rate this question:
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Given the picture above, if gear 1 turns clockwise, which gear(s) will turn counter clockwise?
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2 only
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3 only
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3 and 4
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2, 3 and 4
Correct Answer
A. 2 onlyExplanation
In the given picture, gear 1 is connected to gear 2. When gear 1 turns clockwise, it will cause gear 2 to turn counter clockwise. However, there are no other gears directly connected to gear 2, so only gear 2 will turn counter clockwise.Rate this question:
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Given the separate pieces on the left, which answer on the right represents a possible assembly of those pieces?
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A
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B
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C
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D
Correct Answer
A. A -
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Given the separate pieces on the left, which answer on the right represents a possible assembly of those pieces?
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A
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B
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C
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D
Correct Answer
A. AExplanation
The only answer option that shows a possible assembly of the separate pieces on the left is option a. It appears to be a cohesive arrangement where the pieces fit together.Rate this question:
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