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If a > b^2 > √c, which of the following can be true?

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A team of 3 boys and 4 girls is to be made from a team of 5 boys and 6 girls. Sam, who is one of the boys, is selected only if his sister, Eloise, who is one of the girls, is also selected. How many different teams are possible?

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Biologist: The relationship between our brains and our sensory organs is fascinating. We evolved these organs to better navigate our physical reality. However, doing so does not require our brains to process every bit of information our sensory organs provide. Rather, to function well, our brain analyzes only information relevant to the current situation and builds a generalized image.

The biologist’s statements, if true, most strongly support which of the following conclusions?

A. At least some people’s brains analyze all information provided by their sensory organs in at least some situations.
B. Their brains analyzing every bit of information provided by their sensory organs could help at least some people navigate the physical reality differently than they otherwise would.
C. If brains build a generalized image of reality using information relevant to the current situation, people can often navigate their physical reality better than they otherwise would.
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E. Building a generalized image requires a clear picture of most if not all details of the physical reality of any situation.

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Monarch butterflies migrate much farther than do other insects of similar size. The reason for this behavior is that the range of atmospheric conditions in which monarch butterflies can survive is especially narrow, forcing the butterflies to travel more frequently and extensively to find a suitable habitat.

Which of the following, if true, most helps to confirm the explanation above?

A. Some monarch butterflies migrate over an area 10 times larger than the area over which any other insect of similar size migrates.
B. The monarch butterfly is more resilient to changes in atmospheric conditions than members of most other insect species.
C. During their breeding season, monarch butterflies must find a habitat suitable for both themselves and their newly hatched young.
D. Sometimes individual monarch butterflies spend their entire lives near a single location and never migrate.
E. Monarch butterflies migrate larger distances in years when atmospheric conditions stray further from the range healthy for them than they do in years when atmospheric conditions remain favorable to them.
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A field technician left a service depot at 1:20 PM for a maintenance visit at Harbor Clinic scheduled for 4:05 PM the same day. If Harbor Clinic was at least 150 kilometers from the service depot and the technician drove at an average (arithmetic mean) speed of at least 60 kilometers per hour, did the technician arrive late for the maintenance visit?

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At a stationery shop, Nora spent $84 on sketchbooks and colored markers. Each sketchbook cost $12, and each colored marker cost $8. If Nora bought at least one sketchbook and at least one colored marker, how many sketchbooks did she buy?

(1) Nora spent more than $24 on sketchbooks.
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In a sequence of integers, each of the m integers after the first integer is 5 greater than the previous integer. Thereafter, each integer is 2 less than the previous integer. If the first integer and the last integer in the sequence are each 50 and the number of integers in the sequence is 36, m = ?

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On the number line, the shaded interval is represented by which of the following inequalities ?

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A business owner noticed that many of her employees exhibited signs of fatigue throughout the workday. To combat this, the business owner has partnered with a local gym to offer employees a discounted rate on annual memberships. The business owner is confident this program will help to lessen employee fatigue, as studies have shown that people who exercise regularly have higher energy levels than people who do not.

Which of the following, if true, would most seriously call into question the claim that the business owner’s plan will reduce fatigue?

(A) Making minor changes to one’s diet can boost energy as effectively as can regular exercise.

(B) The discount offered is so small that most employees will not be encouraged to purchase an annual membership.

(C) Employees with higher energy levels are not necessarily more productive at work.

(D) The local gym would have to offer more classes to accommodate the increase in membership.

(E) There is no way to eliminate fatigue altogether.

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An antique and curiosity shop is weighing the advantages of renewing its regular advertisement in a monthly trade publication. The shop originally placed the advertisement in order to increase business, but found that the majority of its sales are made to those who do not read the publication and have not seen the ad. The shop is considering canceling the advertisement in that publication in order to save money.

The answer to which of the following questions would be LEAST relevant to the shop's decision?

(A) How does the cost of the advertisement compare to the profit from purchases made by those who have responded to it?

(B) Are there other trade publications that attract the shop's typical clientele in which an advertisement would be likely to reach prospective customers at the same cost?

(C) Is a significant proportion of the shop's competitors satisfied with the effect of their advertisements in trade publications?

(D) How many buyers who responded to the advertisement were professional antique dealers who generally make relatively expensive purchases?

(E) Is any significant change expected in the pattern of the trade publication's circulation?
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A fitness studio chain sold membership packages at two locations, North and South. At both locations, the ratio of the number of membership packages sold to the number of guest passes issued was the same. What is the ratio of the number of guest passes issued by the North location to the number of guest passes issued by the South location?

(1) The South location issued 720 more guest passes than the North location.
(2) The South location sold 90 more membership packages than the North location.

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At a stationery shop, Nora spent $84 on sketchbooks and colored markers. Each sketchbook cost $12, and each colored marker cost $8. If Nora bought at least one sketchbook and at least one colored marker, how many sketchbooks did she buy?

(1) Nora spent more than $24 on sketchbooks.
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Letters of the word “CARAMEL” are shuffled to form all possible seven–letter words. In how many of these words, C comes before R and R comes before L?

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D. 1890
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If x is a non-zero number such that -1 < x < 1, among x, 1/x , and x^3, which may be the greatest?

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Mr. Ito: If all universities focused on finances, there would be no research universities, because of the intrinsically high cost of running such universities.

Ms. Nakamura: I do not concur with that stance. The academic challenges and opportunities provided by research universities attract the best academicians. This, in turn, enables those universities to concentrate on specialized research.

Which of the following, if true, would most strengthen Ms. Nakamura’s attempt to refute Mr. Ito’s claim?

A. Academicians at research universities command high salaries.
B. Becoming highly specialized is the modern trend among academicians.
C. Existing research universities are partly funded through public subsidies.
D. The student failure rate at research universities is high.
E. Sophisticated, specialized research attracts high funding.
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Lincolnshire sees the highest rate of Eastern-European immigration in all of England and Wales. However, of the Eastern European immigrants who emigrated to England and Wales, the percentage who immigrated to Lincolnshire has decreased by seven percentage points over the past five years. Since many local businesses in Lincolnshire cater to Eastern European immigrants, this decline is likely to have a negative effect on these businesses and the economy of Lincolnshire.

Which of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the argument given?

A. Lincolnshire attracts more Eastern European immigrants than does any other part of England and Wales.
B. Eastern European immigrants were more likely to move to Southampton last year than such immigrants were five years ago.
C. Eastern European immigrants to Lincolnshire lived across a wider range of neighborhoods last year than they did five years ago.
D. The number of people who emigrated elsewhere from Lincolnshire was greater last year than it was five years ago.
E. The number of Eastern European immigrants to England and Wales has increased significantly over the past five years.
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