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Math Basics Drill 3Answers can be found in Part IV.a. How many units do you count up (rise) to get from point B to pointA?b. How many units must you count over (run) to get from point A topoint B?c. What is the slope of the line above?(Remember, the line is going down to the right, so it must have anegative slope.)d. What would be the slope of a line parallel to AB?e. What would be the slope of a line perpendicular to AB?f. What is the distance from point A to point B?g. What is the midpoint of line segment AB?y = x 2 + 8x + 234. What is the value of the y-intercept for the above equation whengraphed in the xy-plane?
A) –8B) 0C) 8D) 239. A system of equations is graphed in the xy-plane above. Howmany solutions does the system have?A) NoneB) OneC) TwoD) Three
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EditorialRob Franek, Editor-in-Chie
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ContentsCoverTitle PageCopyrightAck
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Look For These Icons ThroughoutThe
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Chapter 1What Is the PSAT 8/9?The P
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produced, format. For each question
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What Happens to the Score Report fr
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There is no single plan that will f
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a-half hours free after you complet
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30 minutesMath (No Calculator)13 qu
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Scoring Your Practice TestsAs you c
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The tests do get longer as you move
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Math content expands to include mor
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BASIC PRINCIPLES OF CRACKING THETES
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You Already Know Almost All of the
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C) Tokyo.D) Doha.On this question,
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PACINGLOTD should remind us about s
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SummaryWhen you don’t know the ri
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Chapter 3Practice Test 1Click here
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1. Which choice best describes a ma
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D) ran the wrong way to let the nar
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C) foster.D) help.11. As used in li
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Figure 1
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D) controversial to study human eff
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Parliament on August 14, 1947, when
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C) comfort those who lost a great d
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A) thin.B) fine.C) limited.D) tight
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35. Based on Passage 1, what can be
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C) any valuable discovery raises mo
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gained; from his journey east. He i
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[1] After returning to Venice with
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Dr. Edward Pope, a marine biologist
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B) crabs, perchance,C) crabs, perha
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classes. Furthermore, 26 51 percent
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distance, which saves on travel tim
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B) sheC) he or sheD) they34. A) NO
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C) occupyingD) growing40. The write
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The number of degrees of arc in a c
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C) y = x - 5D) y = - x + 5- 9(3t -
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apartment for a month as a function
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-8x + 3y = 20-4x - 2y = 311. The or
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Math Test - Calculator40 MINUTES, 2
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How many of the full-time employees
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B) 3,050 meters by 4,250 meters by
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10. A bakery’s specialty flour is
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B)C)D) n = p + m13. Maria can use w
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An additional elephant is added to
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B)C)D)20. Ms. Burke is growing toma
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DIRECTIONSFor questions 22-25, solv
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-3a + 6b = 1.84a - 3b = 1.123. The
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Chapter 4Practice Test 1: Answers a
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PRACTICE TEST 1 EXPLANATIONSSection
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4. A5. Crunner. Eliminate (C). The
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8. C9. DThe question asks what soun
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12. B13. Cfit in the text. The text
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15. D16. C17. Dplayers. Draw a line
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20. Bexamples of those shocks: over
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23. C24. Dhas not caused a signific
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27. DParliament to create new oppor
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30. CThe question asks why Nehru us
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33. C34. Bpersonal prosperity with
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36. B37. Band its relation to other
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40. A41. Dachievements; it discusse
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2. C3. CPunctuation is changing in
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6. B7. A8. DNote the question! The
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11. D12. CPunctuation is changing i
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16. B17. B18. Cnecessary. The non-u
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21. D22. Ain some way caused by the
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25. B26. ATo be consistent, the und
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29. Cbe consistent with the relatio
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32. C33. Dbetween the words gatheri
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36. B37. C38. Dbecause it discusses
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significant aviator. Eliminate (B)
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answer choices. The graph for this
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the answers contain numbers, Pluggi
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becomes -2(-4x - 2y) = -2 (3) or 8x
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The question asks for the tax added
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10. A11. Bthe graph, using the answ
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13. B14. Ccorrect answer is (B).The
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17. DThe question asks for a new da
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18. AThe question asks for the anim
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number of days since the vine was p
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and each voucher represented as y i
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completed table is shown below.25.
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Part IIIPSAT 8/9 Prep5 Reading Comp
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PSAT 8/9 READING: CRACKING THEPASSA
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Types of questions: Do the question
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questions now, but you might want t
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15. Based on information in the pas
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so answering the general questions
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question. Read carefully! You shoul
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Here’s your window from the passa
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communication has led to cooperativ
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DETAIL (WHAT?)When you see a questi
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Choice (B) says that most nonhuman
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BEST EVIDENCE QUESTIONS (WHAT?)Reme
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15. Based on information in the pas
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The lines in (16A) say, If there ar
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Parallel POESince you can’t draw
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34. Which choice best describes the
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C) To point out the shortcomings of
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Notice that it’s not asking you W
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words that remind you of the passag
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knowledgeable, so this information
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(C), and (D) because they are not c
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explanation for what the neuroscien
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Dual Passage DrillAnswers and expla
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B) The passage describes equipment
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SummaryThe Reading Test on the PSAT
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the author would most likely agree(
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CAN YOU REALLY TEST WRITING ON AMUL
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3. The difference between “them
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Notice how the entire process start
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directional word (e.g., we went to
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Writing and Language Drill 1The pur
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Chapter 7Punctuation
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stand on its own. It might be its o
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GOComma (,)No punctuationFANBOYSsta
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When you are not linking two comple
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Let’s see what this will look lik
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with (D) the sentence contains two
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HALF-STOP can’t be used—only GO
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I went to the park with my parents,
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with commas is that if you can’t
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but it’s not correct to simply sa
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CONCLUSIONIn sum, we’ve looked at
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Writing & Language Drill 2Time: 5-6
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could lock or unlock the door from
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THE WORDS CHANGE, BUT THE SONGREMAI
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Let’s have a look at another.In p
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Consistency applies across the test
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for modifiers is that modifier (des
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their subjects and with other verbs
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tell the difference between two wor
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9. A) NO CHANGEB) have a confrontat
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As we have seen in this chapter, wh
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Try a question.17. Joanna is a flor
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Math Techniques Drill 3Remember, an
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SummaryThe test is full of opportun
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Chapter 12Advanced MathThere will b
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resulting y value. Plug in 9 for x
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intersection of a quadratic and a l
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Don’t forget that you can plug in
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Here’s How to Crack ItThe questio
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ANALYSIS IN SCIENCEIf some of the q
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Here’s How to Crack ItThe questio
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Which of the following is the corre
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carefully, and always use Process o
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CHAPTER 5“Why Does Music Feel So
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The question asks for a percent bas
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Use the points (0, 50) and (5, 80),
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