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OpenExam.GRE QUANT · FOUNDATION PRACTICE

Mixed skills

Name: __________________________Date: __________________

10 original practice questions · Untimed · Fractions and exact decimals accepted

1. Using the subscriptions table, what is the percent increase from Year 1 to Year 2? Dataset 1.

Subscriptions by year. Year 1: 60; Year 2: 75Open full-size diagram ↗
A. 80B. 25C. 15D. 20E. 1/4

Optional written extension · self-assessment only

Explain your choice of denominator or operation and state the result with its unit.

Show your reasoning for each part. This task is not automatically scored.

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2. After a 20% discount, a reference book costs $112. What was its original price in dollars?

A. 448/5B. 112C. 140D. 560E. 672/5
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3. An exterior angle of a triangle measures 104°. One remote interior angle measures 44°. What is the other remote interior angle, in degrees?

Answer: __________________

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4. If 2x + 9 = 23, what is 3x − 2?

A. 21B. 23C. 46D. 65/2E. 19
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5. What is the exact value of 3 divided by 80? Enter a fraction or exact decimal.

Answer: __________________

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6. Two ropes of lengths 72 meters and 108 meters are cut into equal whole-meter pieces with no waste. What is the greatest possible piece length?

A. 72B. 36C. 216D. 2E. 18
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7. If x + y = 12 and 2x + 3y = 31, what is x?

A. 6B. 7C. 5D. 12E. 31/2
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8. Among 20 distinct scores sorted increasingly, a score is in position 9. Define its percentile rank as 100 times the fraction of scores strictly below it. What is its percentile rank?

Answer: __________________

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9. Quantity A: 3% of 23. Quantity B: 23% of 3.

A. Quantity A is greater.B. Quantity B is greater.C. The two quantities are equal.D. The relationship cannot be determined.
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10. How many positive integers x satisfy 3x < 36?

A. 11B. 10C. 35D. 36E. 12
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OpenExam.ANSWER KEY · KEEP SEPARATE

Answers & reasoning

1. 25 · Choice B

The increase is 15. Use Year 1, the earlier amount, as denominator. 100 × 15/60 = 25%.

Optional written extension · self-assessment only

Explain your choice of denominator or operation and state the result with its unit.

  • Uses the correct table entries and operation (1 points)
  • Interprets the result in the requested unit (1 points)

The increase is 15.

Use Year 1, the earlier amount, as denominator.

100 × 15/60 = 25%.

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2. 140 · Choice C

After a 20% discount, 80% of the original price remains. Write 0.8p = 112. Divide by 0.8 to get p = 140.

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3. 60

The remote angles sum to 104°. Subtract the known remote angle 44°. The other angle is 60°.

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4. 19 · Choice E

Subtract 9 and divide by 2 to obtain x = 7. Substitute into the requested expression, not just x. 3(7) − 2 = 19.

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5. 3/80

The quotient is 3/80. The numerator has no common prime factor with this denominator. The reduced fraction is 3/80.

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6. 36 · Choice B

The length must divide both original lengths. Factor the lengths as 12(6) and 18(6); gcd(12,18) = 6. The greatest common length is 6(6) = 36 meters.

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7. 5 · Choice C

Double the first equation: 2x + 2y = 24. Subtract it from the second equation: y = 7. Then x = 12 − 7 = 5.

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8. 40

There are 8 lower scores. The fraction is that count divided by 20. The percentile rank is 100(8)/20 = 40.

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9. The two quantities are equal. · Choice C

Write each percent as a fraction over 100. Both quantities have the product of the same two numbers in the numerator. The quantities are equal.

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10. 11 · Choice A

Divide by 3: x < 12. The positive integers are 1 through 11. There are 11 such integers.

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Original parameterized practice, independently checked by computation. Educator review pending. Not an official exam paper.

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