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1. Question 1

   10 Points

A laptop computer consumes about 20 watts of electricity per hour when operating. At 10 cents per kilowatt-hour, how much does a laptop cost to operate for 5 hours?

1. 1 cent

1. 50 cents

1. 200 cents

1. 1,000 cents

1. Question 2

   10 Points

A mirror should be centered on a wall. The mirror is 4 feet wide and the wall is 20 feet wide. Which equation helps determine the distance x on each side of the mirror?

1. x + 4 + x = 20

1. 4 + x + 4 = 20

1. x = 20 + 4 + 4

1. 4 = 20 + x + x

1. Question 3

   10 Points

A family has a phone plan that includes 4 GB of data per month. 10 days into a 30-day month, the family has used 1 GB. At that rate, how many GB will the family use for the entire month?

1. 2 GB

1. 3 GB

1. 4 GB

1. 5 GB

1. Question 4

   10 Points

A particular extension cord can support up to 8 amps. Mo has an iron whose label states 1,200 watts and wonders if the iron can be plugged into the extension cord. If watts are converted to amps by dividing by 120, how many amps does the iron use?

1. 1 amp

1. 10 amps

1. 100 amps

1. 120 amps

1. Question 5

   10 Points

A shirt is on sale for 20% off. Sandy paid $8 for the shirt. What was the shirt's regular price?

1. $10

1. $12

1. $16

1. $20

1. Question 6

   10 Points

Renting a car costs $30 per day, or $600 per month. Renting daily is cheaper for a few days, but after how many days are the two options equal (after which renting monthly is cheaper)?

1. 10

1. 15

1. 20

1. 30

1. Question 7

   10 Points

A goal is to get at least 10% of daily calories from polyunsaturated fats as are found in various nuts, oils, and fish. One serving of walnuts (about 15 pieces) has about 20 g of polyunsaturated fat. Each fat gram has 9 calories. About what percent of daily calories does one serving of walnuts provide, assuming a 2,000-calorie diet?

1. 1%

1. 4.5%

1. 9%

1. 18%

1. Question 8

   10 Points

A hiker is told to carry 2 cups of water for every 10 minutes spent walking. The hiker plans to hike for 60 minutes. How many cups of water should the hiker carry?

1. 6 cups

1. 10 cups

1. 12 cups

1. 20 cups

1. Question 9

   10 Points

Ken wants a $1,000 TV/sound system. He can't afford that amount, so he uses a credit card with 20% annual interest. If he only pays the interest each month on that credit card debt, about how much will he pay in interest in 4 years?

1. $200

1. $400

1. $600

1. $800

1. Question 10

   10 Points

Maria has a 30-minute work break. During the break, she'll walk 3 minutes to another floor, say hello to 4 different friends spending equal time with each, and walk back for 3 minutes. How long can she spend with each friend?

1. 4 min

1. 5 min

1. 6 min

1. 7 min

1. Question 11

   10 Points

After several years of working, Katy has savings of $100,000. If she invests that $100,000 in a savings fund that adds 5% each year, about how much will her savings account have after 20 years? Ignore compounding and taxes, and assume Katy puts no additional money into savings.

1. $105,000

1. $120,000

1. $150,000

1. $200,000

1. Question 12

   10 Points

What is wrong with the following equation: 4 + (10 / 5) = 6 - 2

1. Equations should not involve expressions on both sides.

1. The equation mixes different operations like +, /, and -.

1. The left side's expression is longer than the right side.

1. The two sides do not evaluate to the same value.

1. Question 13

   10 Points

A restaurant bill is $80. Juan leaves a $20 tip. What percent tip is that?

1. 15%

1. 20%

1. 25%

1. 30%

1. Question 14

   10 Points

At the start of a year, company XYZ's stock is $40 per share. At the end, the company's stock is $60 per share. What was the stock price's rate of return (percent increase)?

1. 20%

1. 40%

1. 50%

1. 60%

1. Question 15

   10 Points

Flo sets a goal of walking 10,000 total steps per day. Flo's normal routine involves walking 4,000 steps per day. If Flo walks 100 steps per minute, how many extra minutes should she walk per day beyond her normal routine?

1. 40

1. 60

1. 100

1. 140

1. Question 16

   10 Points

Sal bought 2 shirts and a hat. Sal remembers each shirt was $10, and the total was $50. Which equation helps answer the question: How much were the hat?

1. 10 + x = 50

1. 10 + 10 + x = 50

1. x = 50 + 10

1. 10 + 10 = 50 + x

1. Question 17

   10 Points

Lee put $10,000 into a stock market index mutual fund that grew at an average of 7% per year for 10 years. About how much is in Lee's mutual fund account after 10 years? Ignore compounding.

1. $10,070

1. $10,700

1. $17,000

1. $70,000

1. Question 18

   10 Points

Kim's business earns $10,000 per month. Kim's non-employee expenses are $3,000 per month. If Kim wants $2,000 in profit per month, how many employees can Kim have if each employee costs $1,000 per month?

1. 2

1. 5

1. 7

1. 8

1. Question 19

   10 Points

A family's monthly utility costs are: phone $200, electric $100, cable TV $100, water/gas $50, internet $50. By eliminating cable, by what percent does the family reduce total utility cost?

1. 20%

1. 25%

1. 30%

1. 50%

1. Question 20

   10 Points

A tennis lesson lasts from 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m., and should include an 8-min break with equal time before and after the break. At what time should the break start?

1. 9:22 a.m.

1. 9:24 a.m.

1. 9:26 a.m.

1. 9:28 a.m.