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Chapter 2: Problem 8
The sum of the lengths of line segments AB and BC is the length of line segment AC.
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Why does the author use the phrase "gazed at him with horror" in paragraph 6 ? A. to illustrate how unexpected and unbelievable the news was to Houston's friend B. to emphasize how afraid of him Houston's friend was C. to inform the reader that Houston's appearance had become grotesque D. to show that the friend has become speechless
The scale on a map of the moon’s surface indicates that 0.4 inches = 100 miles. Sen wants to know the distance between two large craters. If on the map, the distance between the two craters is 7.4 inches, then what is the actual distance, in miles, between the two craters? A. 74 miles B. 296 miles C. 1,850 miles D. 2,960 miles
All of the following actions by a particular state would violate the 14th Amendment EXCEPT A. a zoning law prohibiting naturalized citizens from operating ethnic restaurants. B. legislation requiring citizens to pay taxes regardless of their beliefs. C. a bill requiring children of citizens of a particular ethnic origin to attend separate public schools. D. sentencing a person accused of murder without a trial.
If \(\frac{1}{5}\) of \(x=15\), what is \(\frac{4}{3}\) of \(x\) ? A. 4 B. 25 C. 75 D. 100
The passage below is incomplete. For each “Select” option, choose the option that correctly completes the sentence. (For this practice test, circle your selection.) To: All Personnel Billie Tanker Pipe and Supply From: Billie Tanker Date: March 18, 2013 Subject: Farewell to Ron Jensen Here at Billie Tanker Pipe and Supply, we take pride in our unparalleled customer service and the unquestionable quality of our work. Though we have expanded our operations from one small storefront to a county-wide franchise, we continue to see all our workers, from truck drivers to senior management, as members of one large family. Therefore, it is with a mixed sense of pride and sadness that I congratulate Ron Jensen on his retirement. Ron started at our company fifteen years ago and was a part of growth from making small business “housecalls” to servicing major corporations in our city. Many customers got to know Ron by name and asked for him personally when they needed an estimate. Ron’s service record is outstanding. His work one-on-one with clients and the knowledge he’s gained from a decade and a half in the field many referrals from valued customers. While many of his peers went on to positions in management, Ron remained at the “front lines,” where he could “get his hands dirty” with the renovations and retrofits that he preferred to desk work. At his retirement to his colleague of many years, Belle Sanchez. His coworkers will then stage a humorous “This Was Your Life” retrospective, highlighting Ron’s career successes, and relating humorous anecdotes about his adventures in engineering. Ron plans to retain a consultant relationship with our company to best serve his long-time clients, providing guidance necessary to make his transition to retirement as smooth as possible for all parties. Ron will work with new technicians as they take over existing projects, to ensure our best performance. Please join me in thanking Ron for his outstanding tenure of service and commending him on a successful career. All employees are invited to Ron’s retirement party on Friday, at 7pm, in the main conference room of our downtown office location: 2121 Main Street. Come wish him a happy retirement.
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