SSAT <- Upper Level SSAT <- 2014 SSAT Free Practice Test Questions - Math Achievement (Quantitative 2)

2014 SSAT Free Practice Test Questions - Math Achievement (Quantitative 2)

2014 SSAT Free Practice Test Questions - Math Achievement (Quantitative 2)

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The crown in Figure 1 is made up of toothpicks that each have the same length. If each toothpick is 3 meters long and each side is equal to one toothpick, what is the perimeter of the crown in meters?

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D is an odd number between 4 and 11. If D is also between 7 and 18, what is the value of D?

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Gary has a collection of 20 different operas, and his roommate Paul has a collection of 18 different operas. If Paul and Gary have 4 operas in common, how many different operas do they have between them?

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If \(\frac{1}{6}G = 18\), then \(\frac{1}{3}G\) equals:

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A model sailboat floating on the water is attached to a string 1 meter long. If the string is tied to a post on the dock, what is the area of water on which the sailboat can float?

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At a party, there are exactly 3 times as many adults as children. Which of the following could be the total number of people at this party?

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Using a pair of scissors, which of the following can be made from a 20 cm by 28 cm rectangular sheet of paper with 1 straight cut?

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According to the graph in Figure 3, the average number of students taking the swimming class during the four months of March through June was:

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For all real numbers \(n\) and \(r\), n ~ r = \( (n-1) - \frac{n}{r}\). What is the value of 6 ~ 2 ?

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Refer to the previous question and note that the same rule applies here.

If Q ~ 2=3, then Q=

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Justine bought a comic book at 6 dollars above the cover price. A year later she sold the book for 8 dollars less than she paid. At what price did Justine sell the book?

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How many fewer boxes of cereal were sold in February than in January?

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The number of boxes sold in March was how many times the number of boxes sold in February?

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Team A has 5 times as many losses as it had ties in a season. If Team A won none of its games, which could be the total number of games it played that season?

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How many different rectangles are there in Figure 5?

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Which of the following is NOT less than ¼?

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In Figure 6, the sides of triangles ABC and FGH, and of squares BCFE and CDGF, are all equal in length. Which of the following is the longest path from A to H?

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5 â…“ * (5 - x) = 0, then what does x equal?

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Which of the following is closest to 1.08?

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If X is greater than 25, then 5 of X must always be:

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