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SEHS - GA - Quantitative - Sample Questions

The document contains 3 questions about sequences, roses, and rearranging dots with answer choices. Question 1 asks to find the missing number in a sequence where the difference between terms is 3 and the missing number is 49. Question 2 provides information about roses Sam and Kim picked and asks how many of Sam's roses were white, which is 15. Question 3 shows arrangements of dots with an arrow and the answer is the dots rearranged in pattern C.

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SEHS - GA - Quantitative - Sample Questions

The document contains 3 questions about sequences, roses, and rearranging dots with answer choices. Question 1 asks to find the missing number in a sequence where the difference between terms is 3 and the missing number is 49. Question 2 provides information about roses Sam and Kim picked and asks how many of Sam's roses were white, which is 15. Question 3 shows arrangements of dots with an arrow and the answer is the dots rearranged in pattern C.

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1 Find the missing number in the following sequence.

4 7 13 25 ?

A 47 B 49 C 50 D 51

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2 Sam and Kim picked 32 red and white roses: 23 of the roses were white.

One-quarter of Sam’s roses were red, and two-thirds of Kim’s roses were white.

How many of Sam’s roses were white?

A 9 B 11 C 15 D 20

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3 How does the arrow rearrange the dots?

A B C D

A B C D

Question No. Key Context


1 B 49
2 C 15
3 C C

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