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Question 1 of 39

A violent, uncontrollable person is thought to be: 

A

mellow

B

berserk

C

punctual

Question 2 of 39

A formal or symbolic act is: 

A

a movement

B

a punishment

C

a ceremony

Question 3 of 39

Apparel is:

A

clothing

B

furniture

C

a warning

Question 4 of 39

If you put money into your savings account you would make a: 

A

withdrawal

B

debit

C

deposit

Question 5 of 39

Nutrition has to do with:

A

a musical performance

B

a balanced diet

C

a political fundraiser

Question 6 of 39

A person's occupation deals with his: 

A

hobbies

B

livelihood

C

grooming habits

Question 7 of 39

Common locality where a large group of people live is a: 

A

community

B

powerful

C

convention

Question 8 of 39

An official in a large corporation is probably:

A

an office worker

B

the cleaning person

C

the president

Question 9 of 39

To make something less in size, you are: 

A

expanding it

B

reducing it

C

magnifying it

Question 10 of 39

The bony structure of the human body is the: 

A

muscles

B

cartilage

C

skeleton

Question 11 of 39

A teammate is: 

A

An opposing play

B

a person on the same team

C

member of the coaching staff

Question 12 of 39

If you have a victory, you have a:

A

triumph

B

union

C

ruling

Question 13 of 39

If a person has a vivacious personality she is: 

A

forgetful

B

lively

C

unenthusiastic

Question 14 of 39

A wealthy person is thought to have: 

A

good health

B

an official position

C

a great deal of material things

Question 15 of 39

A quiz is: 

A

a short story

B

a short examination

C

a short essay

Question 16 of 39

In each of these groups there my be ONE misspelled word. If a word is misspelled, select it.If all of the words in the group are correctly, select "all correct" .

(Select all that apply)
A

laundrey

B

latch

C

eagle

D

flag

E

all correct

Question 17 of 39

In each of these groups there my be ONE misspelled word. If a word is misspelled, select it.If all of the words in the group are correctly, select "all correct" .

(Select all that apply)
A

permit

B

personality

C

thourough

D

sir

E

all correct

Question 18 of 39

In each of these groups there my be ONE misspelled word. If a word is misspelled, select it.If all of the words in the group are correctly, select "all correct" .

(Select all that apply)
A

single

B

sitting

C

lettice

D

wickedness

E

all correct

Question 19 of 39

In each of these groups there my be ONE misspelled word. If a word is misspelled, select it.If all of the words in the group are correctly, select "all correct" .

(Select all that apply)
A

volcano

B

parking

C

painful

D

radish

E

all correct

Question 20 of 39

In each of these groups there my be ONE misspelled word. If a word is misspelled, select it.If all of the words in the group are correctly, select "all correct" .

(Select all that apply)
A

grand

B

flow

C

flesh

D

evening

E

all correct

Question 21 of 39

In each of these groups there my be ONE misspelled word. If a word is misspelled, select it.If all of the words in the group are correctly, select "all correct" .

(Select all that apply)
A

evident

B

exact

C

celebrate

D

horror

E

all correct

Question 22 of 39

In each of these groups there my be ONE misspelled word. If a word is misspelled, select it.If all of the words in the group are correctly, select "all correct" .

(Select all that apply)
A

reflex

B

mint

C

mirror

D

imperfect

E

all correct

Question 23 of 39

In each of these groups there my be ONE misspelled word. If a word is misspelled, select it.If all of the words in the group are correctly, select "all correct" .

(Select all that apply)
A

cramp

B

discuss

C

pigtail

D

beserk

E

all correct

Question 24 of 39

In each of these groups there my be ONE misspelled word. If a word is misspelled, select it.If all of the words in the group are correctly, select "all correct" .

(Select all that apply)
A

whimper

B

bookeeping

C

tray

D

treaty

E

all correct

Question 25 of 39

In each of these groups there my be ONE misspelled word. If a word is misspelled, select it.If all of the words in the group are correctly, select "all correct" .

(Select all that apply)
A

ignite

B

devel

C

limb

D

nutrition

E

all correct

Question 26 of 39

In each of these groups there my be ONE misspelled word. If a word is misspelled, select it.If all of the words in the group are correctly, select "all correct" .

(Select all that apply)
A

nut

B

rise

C

gravel

D

zodiac

E

all correct

Question 27 of 39

Read each set of paragraphs below; then read the question that follow. Decide which answer is correct based on the information you have read. Then circle the correct answer to each of the questions: 

 

"Piggybacking", carrying truck trailers and containers on railroad flatcars, is one of the newest methods in modern railroading of transporting goods.

 

It not only saves on fuel and reduces highway congestion, but it often lowers costs for shippers.

 

These "Piggybacking" trains operate on fast, flexible schedules.

 

Another big advantage to this method of shipment is that cargo can be transported from place to place quickly. 

Railroad companies are presently working to improve their "Piggyback" operations. They are experimenting to develop special truck trailers that have two separate sets of wheels, one set for highways and one set for rails.

This would mean even greater ease of handling cargo and greater fuel savings. 

 

Shippers who use the railroads for shipping fresh produce in "Piggyback" trailers are now being given an extra bonus, they are given reduced rates if they can guarantee a return load for the trailer. Now answer the following questions: 

 

To proceed to the multiple choice questions, Type Yes in the box below then proceed.

 

Question 28 of 39

The main advantage of using the "Piggyback" method of shipping is: 

A

There is no waiting period for scheduling

B

Saves on fuel and lowers shipping costs

C

It's the most modern thing that railroads are doing

Question 29 of 39

Why are the railroads working to improve the "Piggyback" system? 

A

So that they can bring even more savings to the shippers, and in the long run, to the consumer

B

Because it is the job of all companies to always come up with new ideas

C

So that the trucking industry will have to develop new methods

Question 30 of 39

What would you say about the extra bonus to shippers of produce? 

A

It doesn't matter to the railroads if they get these shipper' business

B

The railroads are looking to discourage this type of business because they will lose money in handling the cargo

C

The railroads are looking for this business and doing all they can to get the produce shippers to use the railroads

Question 31 of 39

Read each set of paragraphs below; then read the question that follow.

Decide which answer is correct based on the information you have read. Then circle the correct answer to each of the questions: 

 

The aluminum can is light, chills quickly, and is convenient. It is becoming the nation's most popular beverage container. But that is only half of the story.

 

Because of returning used aluminum cans for recycling, we are really helping to save energy. 

 

Every time an aluminum can is recycled, 95% of the energy needed to make new metal are saved.

 

Last year, the aluminum industry received over 7 billion used containers for recycling. 

 

By putting those cans back to work, enough energy was saved to meet the residential electrical needs for a city like Pittsburgh, PA., for over a year.

 

Recycling also helps companies reduce their consumption of coal and other valuable natural resources.

Recycling is growing fast.

 

In the last 7 years, thousands of civic groups and individuals have earned over $180 million through recycling. It has also added an estimated 15,000 new jobs to the economy, jobs that did not exist before recycling was known to us.

 

 

To proceed to the multiple choice questions, Type Yes in the box below then proceed.

Question 32 of 39

What does "recycling" mean? 

A

Taking the empty cans somewhere so they can be reprocessed

B

Filling the cans up again in your own home when they are empty and using them for another purpose.

C

Throwing them in the trash when they are empty.

Question 33 of 39

The most important fact we learn in this story is: 

A

The aluminum can is not only light weight but is very convenient to use and throw away.

B

The recycling of the cans can benefit everyone greatly by its saving energy for producing new metal

C

Many people would not have jobs if it was not for recycling cans

Question 34 of 39

Does this story indicate that: 

A

Very few people care enough about recycling aluminum cans

B

Based on the dollars earned by people recycling the cans, there is a great deal of interest in it

C

It really makes no difference if we recycle or not, so we might as well throw the cans away when they are empty

Question 35 of 39

Which is the answer to this equation:  2,434.99 + 1,520.75=

A

4,952.77

B

3,955.74

C

3,372.44

D

3,218.88

Question 36 of 39

4,529-2,840=

A

1,689

B

1,726

C

2,230

D

1,443

Question 37 of 39

15 x 9=

A

140

B

135

C

145

D

170

Question 38 of 39

200 x 5=

A

1,500

B

2,000

C

1,000

D

990

Question 39 of 39

1,550 + 85=

A

1,635

B

1,465

C

1,400

D

2,500

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