Exam

Name___________________________________

MULTIPLE CHOICE.  Choose the one alternative that best completes the statement or answers the question. 

Write the number in words. 

1) 

135,060 

1) 

_______ 

A) 

One million, thirty-five thousand, sixty 

B) 

Thirteen thousand, five hundred sixty 

C) 

Thirteen thousand, five hundred six 

D) 

One hundred thirty-five thousand, sixty 

2) 

9,300,695 

2) 

_______ 

A) 

Nine million, three hundred thousand, six hundred ninety-five 

B) 

Nine million, thirty thousand, six hundred ninety-five 

C) 

Nine million, three thousand, six hundred ninety-five 

D) 

Ninety-three thousand, six hundred ninety-five 

3) 

22,000,674 

3) 

_______ 

A) 

Two million, two thousand, six hundred seventy-four 

B) 

Twenty-two million, six thousand seventy-four 

C) 

Twenty-two million, six hundred seventy-four 

D) 

Twenty-two hundred million, six hundred seventy-four 

4) 

64,568,009 

4) 

_______ 

A) 

Sixty-million, five thousand sixty-eight
hundred, nine 

B) 

Sixty-four million, five hundred sixty-eight
thousand, nine 

C) 

Sixty-four million, five hundred thousand,
sixty-eight hundred, nine 

D) 

Sixty million, forty-five thousand, sixty-eight
hundred and nine 

5) 

235,060 

5) 

_______ 

A) 

Twenty-three thousand, five hundred sixty 

B) 

Two million, thirty-five thousand, sixty 

C) 

Twenty-three thousand, five hundred six 

D) 

Two hundred thirty-five thousand, sixty 

6) 

4,200,091 

6) 

_______ 

A) 

Four million, two hundred ninety-one 

B) 

Forty-two thousand, ninety-one 

C) 

Four million, twenty thousand, ninety-one 

D) 

Four million, two hundred thousand, ninety-one 

7) 

5168 

7) 

_______ 

A) 

Five hundred thousand, one hundred sixty-eight 

B) 

Five thousand, one hundred sixty-eight 

C) 

Five million, one thousand, sixty-eight 

D) 

Fifty-one thousand, sixty-eight 

8) 

3072 

8) 

_______ 

A) 

Thirty thousand, seventy-two 

B) 

Three million, seventy-two 

C) 

Three hundred thousand, seventy-two 

D) 

Three thousand, seventy-two 

9) 

24,807 

9) 

_______ 

A) 

Two hundred forty-eight thousand, seven 

B) 

Two million, forty-eight thousand, seven 

C) 

Twenty-four thousand, eight hundred seven 

D) 

Two thousand, four hundred eighty-seven 

10) 

70,146 

10) 

______ 

A) 

Seven million, one thousand, forty-six 

B) 

Seven thousand, one hundred forty-six 

C) 

Seven hundred one thousand, forty-six  

D) 

Seventy thousand, one hundred forty-six 

Rewrite the following number using digits. 

11) 

Eight thousand, one hundred sixty-seven 

11) 

______ 

A) 

810,067 

B) 

81,067 

C) 

8167 

D) 

800,167 

12) 

Thirty-two thousand, nine hundred five 

12) 

______ 

A) 

320,905 

B) 

3295 

C) 

32,950 

D) 

32,905 

13) 

Seven thousand, six 

13) 

______ 

A) 

7600 

B) 

7006 

C) 

7060 

D) 

76,000 

14) 

Forty-eight thousand, seventeen 

14) 

______ 

A) 

4817 

B) 

48,017 

C) 

47,180 

D) 

48,170 

15) 

Six hundred thirty-eight thousand,
nine hundred ninety-seven 

15) 

______ 

A) 

638,997,000 

B) 

638,977 

C) 

638,997 

D) 

638,000 

16) 

Two hundred six thousand, one hundred seven 

16) 

______ 

A) 

206,107 

B) 

260,170 

C) 

2617 

D) 

207,106 

17) 

One hundred million, six thousand 

17) 

______ 

A) 

100,006,000 

B) 

1006 

C) 

1,600,000 

D) 

106,000,000 

18) 

Ten million, three hundred fifty-four thousand, two hundred three 

18) 

______ 

A) 

10,354,203 

B) 

135,423 

C) 

1,354,203 

D) 

1,354,230 

19) 

Seven billion 

19) 

______ 

A) 

14,000,000,000 

B) 

7,000,000,000 

C) 

7,000,000,000,000 

D) 

7,000,000 

Round the whole number to the given place value. 

20) 

37 to the nearest ten 

20) 

______ 

A) 

140 

B) 

50 

C) 

40 

D) 

30 

21) 

58,901 to the nearest hundred 

21) 

______ 

A) 

59,000 

B) 

58,910 

C) 

58,800 

D) 

58,900 

22) 

1,459 to the nearest thousand 

22) 

______ 

A) 

900 

B) 

1,000 

C) 

2,000 

D) 

1,100 

23) 

91,089 to the nearest thousand 

23) 

______ 

A) 

91,000 

B) 

91,100 

C) 

101,000 

D) 

92,000 

24) 

288,717 to the nearest ten thousand 

24) 

______ 

A) 

280,000 

B) 

290,000 

C) 

300,000 

D) 

28 8,000 

Solve the problem. 

25) 

The amount of taxes collected in one year is $ 11, 962,185,864. Round this amount to the nearest hundred-thousand. 

25) 

______ 

A) 

$ 11, 962,185,900 

B) 

$ 11, 962,190,000 

C) 

$ 11, 962,200,000 

D) 

$ 11, 962,000,000 

26) 

The number of atoms in a slice of cheese is  17, 343,195,278. Round this amount to the nearest hundred-million. 

26) 

______ 

A) 

17, 343,000,000 atoms 

B) 

17, 300,000,000 atoms 

C) 

17, 340,000,000 atoms 

D) 

17, 343,195,000 atoms 

27) 

The gross national product for the United States was . Round this amount to the nearest ten-billion. 

27) 

______ 

A) 

$ 52,990,000,000,000 

B) 

$ 53,000,000,000,000 

C) 

$ 52,992,000,000,000 

D) 

$ 50,000,000,000,000 

28) 

The gross national product for the United States was . Round this amount to the nearest hundred-billion. 

28) 

______ 

A) 

$ 52,690,000,000,000 

B) 

$ 52,700,000,000,000 

C) 

$ 53,000,000,000,000 

D) 

$ 52,685,000,000,000 

Add. 

29) 

 

29) 

______ 

A) 

55 

B) 

53 

C) 

54 

D) 

44 

30) 

 

30) 

______ 

A) 

176 

B) 

177 

C) 

166 

D) 

175 

31) 

 

31) 

______ 

A) 

1,320 

B) 

1,318 

C) 

1,018 

D) 

1,220 

32) 

 

32) 

______ 

A) 

9,586 

B) 

9,576 

C) 

9,486 

D) 

10,586 

33) 

 

33) 

______ 

A) 

1,244 

B) 

759 

C) 

758 

D) 

748 

34) 

 

34) 

______ 

A) 

6,363 

B) 

6,263 

C) 

10,908 

D) 

6,353 

35) 

 

35) 

______ 

A) 

70,336 

B) 

70,446 

C) 

70,436 

D) 

77,492 

36) 

 

36) 

______ 

A) 

52,823 

B) 

51,623 

C) 

88,488 

D) 

52,623 

37) 

 

37) 

______ 

A) 

152,899 

B) 

141,799 

C) 

141,899 

D) 

142,899 

38) 

 

38) 

______ 

A) 

106,793 

B) 

126,903 

C) 

301,725 

D) 

106,803 

39) 

	 2
	 8
	 4
	 6

39) 

______ 

A) 

30 

B) 

29 

C) 

27 

D) 

32 

40) 

	 87
	 36

40) 

______ 

A) 

154 

B) 

164 

C) 

153 

D) 

143 

41) 

	 18
	 96
	 6
	 59

41) 

______ 

A) 

248 

B) 

235 

C) 

225 

D) 

279 

42) 

	 114
	 98

42) 

______ 

A) 

1,688 

B) 

806 

C) 

706 

D) 

936 

43) 

	 8,682
	 5,354

43) 

______ 

A) 

20,917 

B) 

21,127 

C) 

20,127 

D) 

21,106 

44) 

	 19,454
	 5,931

44) 

______ 

A) 

102,692 

B) 

101,592 

C) 

100,592 

D) 

101,692 

45) 

	 811
	 604
	 497
	 425

45) 

______ 

A) 

2,727 

B) 

2,617 

C) 

2,717 

D) 

2,627 

46) 

	 8,859
	 769
	 89

46) 

______ 

A) 

16,051 

B) 

15,961 

C) 

16,951 

D) 

17,061 

47) 

	 5,729
	 146
	 33

47) 

______ 

A) 

11,413 

B) 

11,523 

C) 

10,423 

D) 

10,513 

48) 

	 18,724,505
	 2,589,716
	 835,223

48) 

______ 

A) 

37,825,421 

B) 

30,438,414 

C) 

30,308,414 

D) 

30,296,284 

49) 

1 2 2 +  1 3 2 

49) 

______ 

A) 

3 3 5 

B) 

2 5 4 

C) 

3 4 4 

D) 

4 5 2 

50) 

3 2 2 3 +  2 1 3 1 

50) 

______ 

A) 

5 3 5 4 

B) 

5 5 3 2 

C) 

5 4 5 3 

D) 

5 3 3 6 

51) 

3 2, 1 3 2 +  1 3, 2 1 4 

51) 

______ 

A) 

6 3, 3 4 6 

B) 

4 5, 2 5 3 

C) 

4 5, 2 5 6 

D) 

4 5, 3 4 6 

52) 

467 +  206 

52) 

______ 

A) 

663 

B) 

563 

C) 

673 

D) 

573 

53) 

544 +  2,265 

53) 

______ 

A) 

2,819 

B) 

2,809 

C) 

1,809 

D) 

2,709 

54) 

513 +  63,841 

54) 

______ 

A) 

64,354 

B) 

65,784 

C) 

63,354 

D) 

68,971 

55) 

2,369  + 1,233 

55) 

______ 

A) 

3,602 

B) 

3,502 

C) 

2,602 

D) 

3,592 

56) 

31,763  + 30,327 

56) 

______ 

A) 

72,090 

B) 

62,090 

C) 

57,091 

D) 

52,090 

57) 

3,855 +  978 +  1            

57) 

______ 

A) 

4,834 

B) 

4,934 

C) 

4,844 

D) 

4,819 

58) 

21,633 +  24,054 +  5,669            

58) 

______ 

A) 

49,351 

B) 

86,356 

C) 

50,356 

D) 

51,356 

59) 

859 +  45 +  9,981 +  7 

59) 

______ 

A) 

10,871 

B) 

10,682 

C) 

10,892 

D) 

10,913 

60) 

3,677 +  549 +  7 +  17 

60) 

______ 

A) 

4,250 

B) 

4,050 

C) 

4,350 

D) 

3,690 

61) 

32,828 +  73 +  1,676 +  44,940 

61) 

______ 

A) 

80,517 

B) 

89,517 

C) 

79,517 

D) 

79,417 

Solve. 

62) 

A mechanic is taking inventory of brake fluid in stock. He has 17 gallons of  DOT 3 brake fluid, 28 gallons of DOT 4 brake fluid, and 42 gallons of DOT 5 brake fluid. How many total gallons of brake fluid does he have in stock? 

62) 

______ 

A) 

92 gallons 

B) 

84 gallons 

C) 

89 gallons 

D) 

87 gallons 

63) 

Kirchoff's law states that the sum of the voltage drops around a closed circuit is equal to the source voltage; that is,
	 =  +   +   +   + .
Calculate the source voltage  for the circuit shown.

63) 

______ 

A) 

42 V 

B) 

46 V 

C) 

43 V 

D) 

40 V 

SHORT ANSWER.  Write the word or phrase that best completes each statement or answers the question. 

64) 

A plumbing supply company sold the following lengths of PVC pipe in one day 48 ft, 25 ft, 8 ft, and 14 ft. What was the total length of pipe sold? 

64)  

_____________ 

65) 

While building a house, a mason laid 1548 bricks on the first day, 1288 on the second day and 1392 on the third day. How many bricks did he use?  

65)  

_____________ 

66) 

A contractor paid his laborers the following for one week’s work
Paul - $365
Marty - $274
Brad - $489
Thomas - $455
What was his salary expense for the week? 

66)  

_____________ 

67) 

In preparing an estimate to remodel a kitchen, a contractor predicts cabinet costs of $750, sink and countertop $485, paint and wallpaper $229, floor tile $565, appliances $3859 and labor $1100. What is the total cost? 

67)  

_____________ 

68) 

A factory producing nuts and bolts produces the following number of bolts 		

Monday 6,742
Tuesday 9,837
Wednesday 10,471
Thursday 8,153
Friday 12,477

How many bolts did the factory produce that week? 

68)  

_____________ 

MULTIPLE CHOICE.  Choose the one alternative that best completes the statement or answers the question. 

Solve problems using a calculator. 

69) 

An electronics mixing circuit adds two given input frequencies to produce an output signal. If the input frequencies are 38,102 kHz and 55,981 kHz, calculate the frequency of the output signal. 

69) 

______ 

A) 

92,189 kHz 

B) 

94,076 kHz 

C) 

94,242 kHz 

D) 

94,083 kHz 

70) 

Amy's Salad-in-a-Jar restaurant has not been successful, and she's wondering if she should sell it and move to a better location. During the first three months of operation, her expenses were as follows
Rent $5390
Supplies $1950
Part-time  cashier $2000
Transportation $850
Utilities $915
Advertising $580
Miscellaneous $175 

Her monthly income was
October $2850
November $1800
December $1195

(a) What was her total expense for the three-month period?
(b) What was her total income for the three-month period? 

70) 

______ 

A) 

(a) $11,860,
(b) $5845 

B) 

(a) $10,240,
(b) $6109 

C) 

(a) $11,860,
(b) $6109 

D) 

(a) $10,240,
(b) $5845 

71) 

A mapper is a person employed by an electrical utility company who has the job of reading diagrams of utility installations and listing the materials to be installed or removed by engineers. Part of a typical job list might look like this

REMOVAL (in feet of conductor)
Location Code	No. 12 BHD 	#TX	410 AAC	110 ACSR	6B	
A1	896		673		96	
B7		75	519	4519	72	
B9		32		2850	88	
C3	1109		177		61	

(a) How many total feet of each kind of conductor must the engineers remove to complete the job?
(b) How many feet of conductor are to be removed at each of the four locations? 

71) 

______ 

A) 

(a) 2016 feet of No. 12 BHD, 107 feet of #TX, 1346 feet of 410 AAC, 7369 feet of 110 ACSR, and 315 feet of 6B
(b) 1665 feet at A1, 5185 at B7, 2968 at B9, and 1333 at C3 

B) 

(a) 2003 feet of No. 12 BHD, 109 feet of #TX, 1369 feet of 410 AAC, 7358 feet of 110 ACSR, and 322 feet of 6B
(b) 1665 feet at A1, 5176 at B7, 2970 at B9, and 1347 at C3 

C) 

(a) 2005 feet of No. 12 BHD, 110 feet of #TX, 1369 feet of 412 AAC, 7369 feet of 110 ACSR, and 317 feet of 6B
(b) 1665 feet at A1, 5185 at B7, 2970 at B9, and 1361 at C3 

D) 

(a) 2005 feet of No. 12 BHD, 107 feet of #TX, 1369 feet of 410 AAC, 7369 feet of 110 ACSR, and 317 feet of 6B
(b) 1665 feet at A1, 5185 at B7, 2970 at B9, and 1347 at C3 

Subtract. 

72) 

	 79

72) 

______ 

A) 

104 

B) 

44 

C) 

114 

D) 

34 

73) 

	 68

73) 

______ 

A) 

99 

B) 

47 

C) 

35 

D) 

37 

74) 

	 74

74) 

______ 

A) 

101 

B) 

67 

C) 

47 

D) 

39 

75) 

	 83

75) 

______ 

A) 

35 

B) 

19 

C) 

141 

D) 

25 

76) 

	 857

76) 

______ 

A) 

415 

B) 

323 

C) 

423 

D) 

1,291 

77) 

	 586

77) 

______ 

A) 

610 

B) 

562 

C) 

462 

D) 

554 

78) 

	 933

78) 

______ 

A) 

862 

B) 

768 

C) 

998 

D) 

868 

79) 

	 957

79) 

______ 

A) 

262 

B) 

1,552 

C) 

362 

D) 

352 

80) 

	 5,878

80) 

______ 

A) 

734 

B) 

5,646 

C) 

5,734 

D) 

5,726 

81) 

	 1,286

81) 

______ 

A) 

1,007 

B) 

855 

C) 

7 

D) 

995 

82) 

	 8,827

82) 

______ 

A) 

4,311 

B) 

8,355 

C) 

4,355 

D) 

4,351 

83) 

	 5,199

83) 

______ 

A) 

4,587 

B) 

583 

C) 

587 

D) 

563 

84) 

	 5,995

84) 

______ 

A) 

5,764 

B) 

2,702 

C) 

2,762 

D) 

2,764 

85) 

	 6,688

85) 

______ 

A) 

2,329 

B) 

2,429 

C) 

6,435 

D) 

2,435 

86) 

	 52,355

86) 

______ 

A) 

44,249 

B) 

44,359 

C) 

44,349 

D) 

51,359 

87) 

	 56,895

87) 

______ 

A) 

34,599 

B) 

34,663 

C) 

34,659 

D) 

36,663 

88) 

	 89,968

88) 

______ 

A) 

88,623 

B) 

88,613 

C) 

89,623 

D) 

88,533 

89) 

	 93,329

89) 

______ 

A) 

36,344 

B) 

36,354 

C) 

36,304 

D) 

42,354 

SHORT ANSWER.  Write the word or phrase that best completes each statement or answers the question. 

Solve. 

90) 

A painter is painting a room that is 720 square feet. However, he ran out of paint after painting 594 sq ft. How many sq ft does he have left to paint? 

90)  

_____________ 

91) 

A cement truck was filled with 6360 lb of cement. Throughout the day cement was 	poured at four sites in the following amounts 1259 lb, 2512 lb, 958 lb, and 860 lb. How much cement was left in the truck at the end of the day? 

91)  

_____________ 

92) 

 J. Hartley poolbuilders charges $15,600 to build a residential swimming pool. Their costs are $1568 for excavation and steel reinforcement; $1555 for concrete and plaster; $2850 for tile and coping; $1675 for plumbing and electric work; and $2579 for equipment. What is their profit? 

92)  

_____________ 

93) 

Modern plumbing and Heating announced a profit of $48,127 in 2000. In 2001, their profit was $52,289. Find the increase. 

93)  

_____________ 

94) 

Which total volume is greater, four drums containing 48, 35, 29, and 57 liters or five drums containing 30, 22, 18, 18, and 35 liters? By how much is it greater? 

94)  

_____________ 

95) 

A machinist worked 40 regular hours and 10 overtime hours during one week and earned $660. If his regular pay Is $480, what did he earn during overtime hours? 

95)  

_____________ 

96) 

Determine the missing dimension in the drawing

96)  

_____________ 

97) 

A carpet installer has purchased 2350 sq ft of carpet for a home with 2183 sq ft of floor space. How many square feet of carpet will be left over after installation? 

97)  

_____________ 

MULTIPLE CHOICE.  Choose the one alternative that best completes the statement or answers the question. 

Solve problems using a calculator. 

98) 

If a mechanic's assistant earns $20,746 per year and he pays $4019 in withholding taxes, what is his take-home pay? 

98) 

______ 

A) 

$16,812 

B) 

$16,862 

C) 

$16,727 

D) 

$16,736 

99) 

The revenue of a construction company for the year is $6,682,957, and the total expenses are $5,995,974. Find the difference, or profit, for that year. 

99) 

______ 

A) 

$686,985 

B) 

$686,983 

C) 

$686,938 

D) 

$686,984 

100) 

Balance the following checking account record

Date 	Deposits	Withdrawals	Balance	
8/1			$8700	
8/8	$2290			
8/15		$220		
8/22	$573			
8/29		$1057		
9/1			A	

(a) Find the new balance A.
(b) Keep a running balance by filling each blank in the balance column. 

100) 

_____ 

A) 

(a) $10,245,
(b) $10,998, $10,690, $11,527, $10,286 

B) 

(a) $10,288,
(b) $10,990, $10,761, $11,343, $10,283 

C) 

(a) $10,286,
(b) $10,896, $10,730, $11,622, $10,286 

D) 

(a) $10,286,
(b) $10,990, $10,770, $11,343, $10,286 

101) 

An electric meter installed by a construction company at a work site read 986 kilowatt  hours on July 1 and 10,649 kilowatt hours on August 1. How many kilowatt hours of electricity were used at the site during the month of July? 

101) 

_____ 

A) 

9663 kilowatt hours 

B) 

9662 kilowatt hours 

C) 

9664 kilowatt hours 

D) 

9665 kilowatt hours 

Multiply. 

102) 

 

102) 

_____ 

A) 

471 

B) 

351 

C) 

371 

D) 

360 

103) 

 

103) 

_____ 

A) 

508 

B) 

374 

C) 

408 

D) 

368 

104) 

 

104) 

_____ 

A) 

275 

B) 

278 

C) 

385 

D) 

285 

105) 

 

105) 

_____ 

A) 

98 

B) 

101 

C) 

108 

D) 

208 

106) 

 

106) 

_____ 

A) 

277 

B) 

297 

C) 

282 

D) 

397 

107) 

 

107) 

_____ 

A) 

1,546 

B) 

1,526 

C) 

1,636 

D) 

1,536 

108) 

 

108) 

_____ 

A) 

1,815 

B) 

1,825 

C) 

1,835 

D) 

1,925 

109) 

 

109) 

_____ 

A) 

2,775 

B) 

2,865 

C) 

2,765 

D) 

2,755 

110) 

 

110) 

_____ 

A) 

13,614 

B) 

13,504 

C) 

13,524 

D) 

13,514 

111) 

 

111) 

_____ 

A) 

92,894 

B) 

93,004 

C) 

92,904 

D) 

92,914 

112) 

 

112) 

_____ 

A) 

49,905 

B) 

9,981 

C) 

448,036 

D) 

449,145 

113) 

 

113) 

_____ 

A) 

3,733,878 

B) 

3,743,778 

C) 

3,732,778 

D) 

3,733,778 

114) 

 

114) 

_____ 

A) 

3,306,500 

B) 

3,317,500 

C) 

3,307,600 

D) 

3,307,500 

115) 

 

115) 

_____ 

A) 

13,830 

B) 

13,720 

C) 

13,920 

D) 

13,820 

116) 

 

116) 

_____ 

A) 

3,002,217  

B) 

3,012,217  

C) 

3,002,317 

D) 

3,001,217  

SHORT ANSWER.  Write the word or phrase that best completes each statement or answers the question. 

Solve. 

117) 

Eight individually powered machines have motors that use 455 watts each. What is the total wattage used when all machines are running? 

117)  

____________ 

118) 

A mechanic earns $42 per hour. What is his pay if he works 38 hours in one week? 

118)  

____________ 

119) 

A plumber has 28 pieces of 12-foot PVC pipe. What is the total length of PVC that he has? 

119)  

____________ 

120) 

If a car averages 68 miles per hour, how far will it travel in 5 hours? 

120)  

____________ 

121) 

A carpenter is building a bookcase. Each shelf holds 34 books. If he builds 7 shelves, how many books will the bookcase hold? 

121)  

____________ 

122) 

A door contains two hinges. A builder is constructing an office building with two doors in each office. How many hinges are needed if the building has 49 offices? 

122)  

____________ 

123) 

If a copy machine can copy 34 sheets of paper in one minute, how many sheets can it copy in 2 hours? (60 minutes = 1 hour) 

123)  

____________ 

124) 

A truck’s gas tank holds 45 gallons of gas. If the truck can travel 15 miles per gallon, how many miles can the truck travel before refueling? 

124)  

____________ 

125) 

If a small car repair shop earns an average of $725 a week, how much would it earn in a year (52 weeks)? 

125)  

____________ 

MULTIPLE CHOICE.  Choose the one alternative that best completes the statement or answers the question. 

Solve problems using a calculator. 

126) 

If an investment company started in business with $2,000,000 of capital on January 1 and, because of smart management, gained an average of $157 every day for a year, what would be its financial situation on the last day of the year? 

126) 

_____ 

A) 

$2,057,305 

B) 

$2,057,325 

C) 

$2,057,310 

D) 

$2,057,295 

127) 

A machine shop has eleven lathes each weighing 2390 pounds, four milling machines each weighing 2430 pounds, and seven drill presses each weighing 387 pounds. What is the total weight of these machines? 

127) 

_____ 

A) 

38,698 pounds 

B) 

38,763 pounds 

C) 

38,719 pounds 

D) 

38,711 pounds 

128) 

The Passive House Standard is a strict building code used as a state guideline for building energy-efficient homes. The total primary energy consumption of a building following this code must not be more than 19,020 Btu per square foot per year. What would this annual maximum be for a 4500-square-foot house? 

128) 

_____ 

A) 

85,530,000 Btu per year 

B) 

85,590,000 Btu per year 

C) 

85,570,000 Btu per year 

D) 

85,540,000 Btu per year 

Divide. 

129) 

129) 

_____ 

A) 

6 

B) 

7 

C) 

5 R 5 

D) 

5 R 6 

130) 

130) 

_____ 

A) 

0 

B) 

5 

C) 

1 

D) 

Not defined 

131) 

477 ÷  3 

131) 

_____ 

A) 

158 R  2 

B) 

159 

C) 

159 R  2 

D) 

158 

132) 

3,040 ÷  5 

132) 

_____ 

A) 

608 

B) 

608 R 1 

C) 

610 

D) 

610 R  4 

133) 

 

133) 

_____ 

A) 

1,334 R 1 

B) 

1,336 

C) 

1,336 R  1 

D) 

1,334 

134) 

134) 

_____ 

A) 

33 R 7 

B) 

33 R 5 

C) 

33 

D) 

38 

135) 

135) 

_____ 

A) 

20 R 4 

B) 

24 

C) 

20 R 7 

D) 

20 

136) 

8213 ÷  9 

136) 

_____ 

A) 

912 

B) 

912 R 5 

C) 

917 

D) 

912 R 8 

137) 

137) 

_____ 

A) 

924 R 2 

B) 

924 R 1 

C) 

924 

D) 

923 R 6 

138) 

1,800,000 ÷  1000 

138) 

_____ 

A) 

1.8e+09 

B) 

180,000 

C) 

1,800 

D) 

180 

139) 

139) 

_____ 

A) 

28 R 5 

B) 

27 

C) 

28 R  27 

D) 

27 R  29 

140) 

756 ÷  26 

140) 

_____ 

A) 

28 R  17 

B) 

27 R 7 

C) 

29 R  2 

D) 

29 

141) 

1,159 ÷  19 

141) 

_____ 

A) 

61 

B) 

62 R  9 

C) 

62 

D) 

61 R  10 

142) 

142) 

_____ 

A) 

156 R  9 

B) 

159 R 5 

C) 

159 R  52 

D) 

156 

143) 

143) 

_____ 

A) 

305 

B) 

315 

C) 

325 R  32 

D) 

320 R  24 

144) 

144) 

_____ 

A) 

717 

B) 

717 R 17 

C) 

25 

D) 

717 R 25 

145) 

  2,363 ÷  129 

145) 

_____ 

A) 

18 

B) 

21 R  29 

C) 

13 R  41 

D) 

18 R  41 

146) 

146) 

_____ 

A) 

838 R 305 

B) 

838 R 235 

C) 

305 

D) 

838 

147) 

147) 

_____ 

A) 

7,985 

B) 

7,995 

C) 

7,985 R  58 

D) 

7,995 R  58 

Solve. 

148) 

For the following whole number, list all its factors. 
16 =  

148) 

_____ 

A) 

B) 

2, 4, 16 

C) 

1, 2, 4, 8 

D) 

1, 2, 4, 8, 16 

149) 

For the following whole number, list all its factors. 
48 =  

149) 

_____ 

A) 

 ∙ 3 

B) 

1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 12, 16, 24, 48 

C) 

2, 3, 6, 8, 12 

D) 

1, 3, 4, 8, 12, 24, 48 

150) 

For the following whole number, write the number as a product of its prime factors. 
36 =  

150) 

_____ 

A) 

 ∙ 

B) 

4 ∙ 9 

C) 

 ∙ 

D) 

 ∙ 

151) 

For the following whole number, write the number as a product of its prime factors.
	126 =  

151) 

_____ 

A) 

 ∙ 3 ∙ 7 

B) 

2 ∙ 6 ∙ 7 

C) 

 ∙  ∙ 7 

D) 

2 ∙  ∙ 7 

SHORT ANSWER.  Write the word or phrase that best completes each statement or answers the question. 

152) 

A mason is building a drystack stone wall that is 3 feet high. If each stone is 4 inches high, how many rows of stone will the wall contain? (1 foot = 12 inches)  

152)  

____________ 

153) 

A painter can paint a wall at a rate of 160 sq ft. per hour. How many hours will he take to paint 2240 sq ft. of walls?  

153)  

____________ 

154) 

The Hopkins family traveled by car 1168 miles in 19 hours. Assuming they stopped 3 hours for refueling and meals, what was their average rate of speed? 

154)  

____________ 

155) 

A plastic extruder can produce 3843 ft of plastic pipe in an 8 hour shift. If the plastic is cut into 7 ft long pipes, how many pipes are produced each shift? 

155)  

____________ 

MULTIPLE CHOICE.  Choose the one alternative that best completes the statement or answers the question. 

Solve problems using a calculator. 

156) 

If a concrete garden wall block is on sale at $54 per ten, calculate the cost of the 1500 blocks needed on a construction project. 

156) 

_____ 

A) 

$7900 

B) 

$8300 

C) 

$8000 

D) 

$8100 

157) 

A train of 38 subway cars weighed a total of 389,766 lb. What was the average weight per car? 

157) 

_____ 

A) 

10,232 lb 

B) 

10,259 lb 

C) 

10,257 lb 

D) 

10,245 lb 

158) 

A high-speed stamping machine can produce medium flat parts at the rate of 76 per minute. If an order calls for 342,000 parts to be stamped, how many hours will it take to complete the job? (60 minutes = 1 hour). 

158) 

_____ 

A) 

95 hours 

B) 

100 hours 

C) 

125 hours 

D) 

75 hours 

Perform all operations in correct order. 

159) 

240 ÷  6 -  2  

159) 

_____ 

A) 

236 

B) 

232 

C) 

60 

D) 

38 

160) 

42  + 22 

160) 

_____ 

A) 

36 

B) 

12 

C) 

20 

D) 

24 

161) 

20 +  13 ×  25  

161) 

_____ 

A) 

285 

B) 

58 

C) 

825 

D) 

345 

162) 

2 ×  8 -  7 

162) 

_____ 

A) 

23 

B) 

2 

C) 

112 

D) 

9 

163) 

163) 

_____ 

A) 

33 

B) 

89 

C) 

169 

D) 

69 

164) 

76 - ( 28 -  7)   

164) 

_____ 

A) 

55 

B) 

21 

C) 

41 

D) 

48 

165) 

120 ÷ ( 10 ÷  2)  

165) 

_____ 

A) 

24 

B) 

6 

C) 

115 

D) 

12 

166) 

5 ×  10 -   6 ×  8  

166) 

_____ 

A) 

160 

B) 

2 

C) 

352 

D) 

2,400 

167) 

72 -  5 ×  3 ×  4 

167) 

_____ 

A) 

228 

B) 

60 

C) 

804 

D) 

12 

168) 

  ÷  12 -  9  

168) 

_____ 

A) 

72 

B) 

9 

C) 

8 

D) 

213 

169) 

 -  2 ×  4 

169) 

_____ 

A) 

100 

B) 

41 

C) 

140 

D) 

188 

170) 

  +   ÷   

170) 

_____ 

A) 

140 

B) 

109 

C) 

34 

D) 

64 

171) 

 ÷   ×  ÷ 

171) 

_____ 

A) 

2,048 

B) 

1 

C) 

64 

D) 

256 

172) 

+    

172) 

_____ 

A) 

288 

B) 

576 

C) 

1,728 

D) 

2,268 

173) 

9 ×  9 +  5( 6  - 4) +  3 

173) 

_____ 

A) 

106 

B) 

110 

C) 

94 

D) 

255 

174) 

360 ÷  9 - ( 1 +  3)  

174) 

_____ 

A) 

36 

B) 

39 

C) 

42 

D) 

72 

175) 

5 ×  -  4 × 

175) 

_____ 

A) 

704 

B) 

164 

C) 

180 

D) 

836 

176) 

 +  8 ×  11 - ( 7 +  6 ×  4)  

176) 

_____ 

A) 

157 

B) 

178 

C) 

1,388 

D) 

226 

177) 

9 ×  8 - ( 14 -  8) ÷ 3 - ( 9 -  8)  

177) 

_____ 

A) 

13 

B) 

69 

C) 

53 

D) 

21 

178) 

300 - × 24 ÷ (4×3 - 2×2)   

178) 

_____ 

A) 

580 

B) 

876 

C) 

280 

D) 

276 

179) 

179) 

_____ 

A) 

16 

B) 

C) 

2 

D) 

 

180) 

180) 

_____ 

A) 

0 

B) 

1 

C) 

5 

D) 

Undefined 

Solve. 

181) 

A caterer must estimate the amount and cost of olives required for a wedding reception involving 175 guests. He estimates that he will need about 4 olives per person for flat breads, and 2 olives per person for cocktails. A supplier sells olives in jars containing 50 olives each for $3.00 per jar.  How many jars will he need, and how much should he expect to pay for the olives? 

181) 

_____ 

A) 

20 jars, $60.00 

B) 

19 jars, $61.00 

C) 

22 jars, $63.00 

D) 

21 jars, $63.00 

SHORT ANSWER.  Write the word or phrase that best completes each statement or answers the question. 

182) 

A mirror that is 5 ft wide is to be centered on a wall that is 17 ft long. Write the equation that shows how far from each end of the wall the mirror’s ends should be placed. Calculate. 

182)  

____________ 

183) 

An office pays its 5 clerical workers $220 per week, 2 secretaries $290 per week, and the office manager $360 per week. Write a mathematical statement showing the total salaries pair, then calculate this total. 

183)  

____________ 

MULTIPLE CHOICE.  Choose the one alternative that best completes the statement or answers the question. 

Solve problems using a calculator. 

184) 

1237 - 26 × 11  

184) 

_____ 

A) 

13,321 

B) 

951 

C) 

13,324 

D) 

953 

185) 

15 × 49 + 81 × 32 - 2496 ÷ 52 

185) 

_____ 

A) 

3279 

B) 

458 

C) 

454 

D) 

3268 

186) 

418 + 11 × (209 + 131) 

186) 

_____ 

A) 

2848 

B) 

4152 

C) 

4158 

D) 

2894 

187) 

 +  - 

187) 

_____ 

A) 

67 

B) 

51 

C) 

45 

D) 

41 

 

1) 

D 

2) 

A 

3) 

C 

4) 

B 

5) 

D 

6) 

D 

7) 

B 

8) 

D 

9) 

C 

10) 

D 

11) 

C 

12) 

D 

13) 

B 

14) 

B 

15) 

C 

16) 

A 

17) 

A 

18) 

A 

19) 

B 

20) 

C 

21) 

D 

22) 

B 

23) 

A 

24) 

B 

25) 

C 

26) 

B 

27) 

A 

28) 

B 

29) 

C 

30) 

A 

31) 

C 

32) 

D 

33) 

C 

34) 

A 

35) 

C 

36) 

D 

37) 

D 

38) 

D 

39) 

B 

40) 

C 

41) 

C 

42) 

B 

43) 

B 

44) 

B 

45) 

B 

46) 

D 

47) 

B 

48) 

C 

49) 

B 

50) 

A 

51) 

D 

52) 

C 

53) 

B 

54) 

A 

55) 

A 

56) 

B 

57) 

A 

58) 

D 

59) 

C 

60) 

A 

61) 

C 

62) 

D 

63) 

A 

64) 

95 ft 

65) 

4228 bricks 

66) 

$1583 

67) 

$6988 

68) 

47,680 

69) 

D 

70) 

A 

71) 

D 

72) 

B 

73) 

D 

74) 

C 

75) 

D 

76) 

C 

77) 

B 

78) 

D 

79) 

C 

80) 

C 

81) 

A 

82) 

C 

83) 

C 

84) 

D 

85) 

D 

86) 

B 

87) 

B 

88) 

A 

89) 

B 

90) 

126 sq ft 

91) 

771 lb 

92) 

$5373 

93) 

$4162 

94) 

Four drums which contain a total of 46 liters more than the five drums. 

95) 

$180 

96) 

11 ft 

97) 

167 sq ft 

98) 

C 

99) 

B 

100) 

D 

101) 

A 

102) 

C 

103) 

C 

104) 

D 

105) 

C 

106) 

B 

107) 

D 

108) 

B 

109) 

C 

110) 

D 

111) 

C 

112) 

D 

113) 

D 

114) 

D 

115) 

D 

116) 

A 

117) 

3640 watts 

118) 

$1596 

119) 

336 feet 

120) 

340 miles 

121) 

238 books 

122) 

196 hinges 

123) 

4080 sheets 

124) 

675 miles 

125) 

$37,700 per year 

126) 

A 

127) 

C 

128) 

B 

129) 

A 

130) 

D 

131) 

B 

132) 

A 

133) 

B 

134) 

B 

135) 

A 

136) 

B 

137) 

A 

138) 

C 

139) 

B 

140) 

C 

141) 

A 

142) 

A 

143) 

B 

144) 

D 

145) 

D 

146) 

A 

147) 

B 

148) 

D 

149) 

B 

150) 

D 

151) 

D 

152) 

9 rows 

153) 

14 hours  

154) 

73 mph 

155) 

549 pieces of pipe 

156) 

D 

157) 

C 

158) 

D 

159) 

D 

160) 

C 

161) 

D 

162) 

D 

163) 

C 

164) 

A 

165) 

A 

166) 

B 

167) 

D 

168) 

B 

169) 

B 

170) 

B 

171) 

C 

172) 

B 

173) 

C 

174) 

A 

175) 

B 

176) 

B 

177) 

B 

178) 

D 

179) 

C 

180) 

B 

181) 

D 

182) 

(17 ft - 5 ft) ÷ 2 = 6 ft 

183) 

(5 x $220) + (2 x $290) + $360 = $2040 

184) 

B 

185) 

A 

186) 

C 

187) 

D