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    The document contains a math and verbal reasoning assessment for a 7th grade student with multiple choice questions. It asks for the student's name and class and then presents 30 multiple choice questions testing various math and reasoning skills. The questions cover topics like arithmetic, algebra, geometry, patterns, word problems, and logical reasoning.

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    Grade 7 HHW ASSET 1 2023

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    1
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    Raj has 5 marbles less than twice the number Mayuri has. If Mayuri has x marbles which of the
    following expression will give the number of marbles Raj has?
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    In which of the following are the numbers arranged from the smallest to the largest?
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    0,−72,−65,22,430,−72,−65,22,43

    −72,−65,0,22,43−72,−65,0,22,43

    0,22,43,−65,−720,22,43,−65,−72

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    $ and # are two DIFFERENT negative integers . Ram says adding" $ and # always gives a negative
    integer " Harish says " subtracting $ from # always gives a positive integer"" Manoj says "
    subtracting $ from # always gives a negative integer Who among the three is /are definitely
    correct.
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    Kabir is playing a computer game in which he has to crack the code of a safe to open it. Shown
    here is the view of his screen. Numbers in the tiles follows a pattern. All places are filled by tiles
    except the 1st place. What should be put in the first tile so that the safe can be opened? NOTE:
    Provided the codes: ____ , -7, 2, 11, 20, 29, 38
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    −16−16

    −38−38

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    Find the measure of an angle which is four times its supplement.
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    154∘154∘

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    Malika and Kishore have the same number of marbles. To have 10 marbles, they must pool their
    marbles together and then get 30 more. Which equation represent this situation?
    (1 Point)

    a. 60x = 100
    b. 30x2 = 100
    c. 30 + x2 = 100
    d. 30 + 2x = 100
    24
    Which of the following can be the sum of angles P and Q of a triangle PQR obtuse angled at R?

    (1 Point)
    A. 10°
    B. 90°
    C. 105°
    D. 160°
    25
    Which of these could be the sum of two consecutive whole numbers?
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    A. 192998
    B. 192999
    C. 193000
    D. (We can't say unless two consecutive whole numbers are known specifically.)
    26
    The number 289811222 gives a remainder 2 when divided by 12345. Which of the following
    numbers would give a remainder 0 when divided by 12345?
    (1 Point)
    A. 289811222 - 2
    B. 289811222 + 2
    C. 289811222 – 12345
    D. 289811222 + 12345
    27
    Which of the following multiplications would give 934605 as the answer? (Hint: You need not
    actually multiply the numbers.)
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    A. 21 x 23 x 43 x 45
    B. 25 x 26 x 41 x 43
    C. 10 x 15 x 25 x 30
    D. 12 x 17 x 19 x 20
    28
    Which of the following numbers will increase the most in value if the digit 8 is replaced by 9?
    (1 Point)
    A. 8470
    B. 2188
    C. 15208
    D. 72086
    29
    I bought an audio CD that has a compilation of songs of three movies.

    · Total number of songs in the CD are thirteen.

    · Movies 2 and 3 have equal number of songs.

    · All the movies have more than three songs.

    How many songs does Movie 1 have?


    (1 Point)
    A. 2 songs
    B. 4 songs
    C. 5 songs
    D. 7 songs
    30
    Anu was checking her emails. She casually told her friend sitting next to her, ''The ratio of unread
    emails to read emails in my inbox is 4:1. The total number of emails in my inbox are 120.''

    What is the number of unread emails in her inbox?


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    A. 24
    B. 30
    C. 90
    D. 96
    31
    QueSaba has 10 stamps more than Amrita. Daya has 10 stamps less than Amrita.

    Which of the following is true?stion


    (1 Point)
    A. Saba has 20 stamps more than Daya.
    B. Saba has 10 stamps more than Daya.
    C. Saba and Daya have equal number of stamps.
    D. (We cannot say anything without knowing the number of stamps Amrita has.)
    32
    In which of the following are the numbers arranged from the smallest to the largest?

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    0,-72,-65,22,43
    0,22,43,-65,-72
    -65,-72,0,22,43
    -72,-65,0,22,43
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