Terman's table of correct answers

SERIES I SERIES II SERIES III SERIES IV SERIES V SERIES VI SERIES SERIES SERIES IX X SERIES
VII VIII
1 B 1 C 1 O 1 B-E 1 20 1 YES 1 A 1 V 1 D 1 2 - 1.

2 A 2 A 2 I 2 A-C 2 11 2 NO 2 A 2 F 2 E 2 33 - 38

3 B 3 B 3 O 3 C -D 3 50 3 NO 3 C 3 V 3 C 3 64 - 128

4 A 4 C 4 O 4 A-C 4 50 4 YES 4 B 4 V 4 A 4 2 - 2.

5 B 5 C 5 O 5 B-E 5 12 5 YES 5 B 5 V 5 C 5 13 – 13 ¼

6 D 6 B 6 O 6 C-E 6 18 6 NO 6 D 6 F 6 D 6 20 - 21

7 C 7 C 7 I 7 B-E 7 500 7 NO 7 C 7 F 7 E 7 1/4 - 1/8

8 A 8 C 8 I 8 B-E 8 2 8 NO 8 A 8 V 8 A 8 85.3 - 94.3

9 C 9 B 9 O 9 A-B 9 28 9 YES 9 A 9 V 9 D 9 6 - 8.

10 C 10 A 10 I 10 A - C 10 360 10 YES 10 D 10 F 10 C 10 33 - 34

11 C 11 B 11 O 11 B - C 11 2 11 NO 11 B 11 F 11 E 11 25 - 125

12 B 12 O 12 A - B 12 25 12 NO 12 C 12 F 12 E

13 B 13 O 13 C - E 13 NO 13 B 13 V 13 A

14 C 14 I 14 A - D 14 YES 14 C 14 V 14 E

15 A 15 O 15 A - B 15 NO 15 C 15 V 15 E

16 C 16 O 16 B - E 16 NO 16 C 16 V 16 A

17 I 17 A - B 17 YES 17 B 17 F 17 D

18 O 18 C - D 18 NO 18 C 18 E

19 I 19 YES 19 C

20 O 20 YES 20 C

21 O

22 O

23 I

24 I

25 I

26 O

27 I

28 I

29 O

30 I
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INSTRUCTIONS:

WRITE ON THE ANSWER SHEET THE LETTER CORRESPONDING TO

THE WORD THAT CORRECTLY COMPLETES THE SENTENCE, AS
SHOWN IN THE EXAMPLE:

EXAMPLE:

THE INITIATOR OF OUR WAR OF INDEPENDENCE WAS:

A) MORELOS B) ZARAGOZA C) ITURBIDE D) HIDALGO............. (D)

1. GASOLINE IS EXTRACTED FROM:

A) GRAIN B) PETROLEUM C) TURPENTINE D) SEEDS

2. A TON HAS:
A) 1000 B) 2000 C) 3000 D) 4000 KILOGRAMS.

3. MOST OF OUR EXPORTS GO THROUGH:

A) MAZATLAN B) VERACRUZ C) PROGRESO D) ACAPULCO

4. THE OPTIC NERVE SERVES TO:

A) TO SEE B) TO HEAR C) TO TASTE D) TO FEEL

5. COFFEE IS A KIND OF:

A) BARK B) FRUIT C) LEAVES D) ROOT

6. HAM IS THE MEAT OF:

A) RAM B) COW C) HEN D) PIG

7. THE LARYNX IS IN:

A) ABDOMEN B) HEAD C) THROAT D) BACK

8. THE GUILLOTINE CAUSES:

A) DEATH B) SICKNESS C) FEVER D) MALAISE

9. THE CRANE IS USED FOR:

A) PUNCHING B) CUTTING C) LIFTING D) SQUEEZING

10. A SIX-SIDED FIGURE IS CALLED:

A) PENTAGON B) PARALLELOGRAM C) HEXAGON D) TRAPEZIUM

11. KILOWAT MEASURES:

A) RAIN B) WIND C) ELECTRICITY D) PRESSURE

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12. THE PAUSE IS USED IN:
A) AGRICULTURE B) MUSIC C) PHOTOGRAPHY D) STENOGRAPHY

13. EMERALDS ARE:

A) BLUE B) GREEN C) RED D) YELLOW

14. THE METER IS APPROXIMATELY EQUAL TO:

A) FOOT B) INCH C) YARD D) MILE

15. SPONGES ARE OBTAINED FROM:

A) ANIMALS B) GRASSES C) FORESTS D) MINES

16. FRAUD IS A TERM USED IN:

A) MEDICINE B) THEOLOGY C) LAW D) PEDAGOGY

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SERIES
II
INSTRUCTIONS:

READ EACH QUESTION AND WRITE DOWN THE LETTER CORRESPONDING TO THE BEST ANSWER AS
SHOWN IN THE EXAMPLE.

EXAMPLE:

WHY DO WE BUY WATCHES? WHY:

A) WE LIKE TO HEAR THEM SOUND.

B) HAS HANDS.
C) INDICATE THE TIME OF DAY.....................(C)

1. IF THE EARTH WERE CLOSER TO THE SUN:

A) THE STARS WOULD DISAPPEAR.
B) MONTHS WOULD BE LONGER.
C) THE EARTH WOULD BE WARMER.

2. THE SPOKES OF A WHEEL ARE OFTEN MADE OF WALNUT BECAUSE:

A) WALNUT IS STRONG.
B) IS EASILY CUT.
C) THEIR BRAKES ARE NOT GOOD.

3. A TRAIN STOPS WITH MORE DIFFICULTY THAN A CAR. WHY:

A) HAS MORE WHEELS.
B) IT'S HEAVIER.
C) THEIR BRAKES ARE NOT GOOD.

4. THE SAYING "TO TAP AN OAK TREE" MEANS:

A) THAT OAK TREES ARE WEAK.
B) THAT SMALL STROKES ARE BETTER.
C) THAT CONSTANT EFFORT ACHIEVES AMAZING RESULTS.

5. THE SAYING "A WATCHED POT NEVER BOILS" MEANS:

A) THAT WE SHOULD NOT WATCH IT, WHEN IT IS IN THE FIRE.
B) THAT TAKES TIME TO BOIL.
C) THAT TIME LENGTHENS WHEN WE WAIT.

6. THE SAYING "SOW GRASS AS LONG AS THERE IS SUN" MEANS:

A) THAT GRASS IS SOWN IN THE SUMMER.
B) THAT WE MUST TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR OPPORTUNITIES.
C) THAT GRASS SHOULD NOT BE CUT AT NIGHT.

7. THE SAYING "COBBLER TO YOUR SHOES" MEANS:

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A) THAT A SHOEMAKER SHOULD NOT ABANDON HIS SHOES.
B) THAT SHOEMAKERS SHOULD NOT BE IDLE.
C) THAT WE MUST WORK ON WHAT WE CAN DO BETTER.

8. THE SAYING "THE WEDGE HAS TO BE OF THE SAME WOOD" MEANS:

A) THAT THE STICK IS USED FOR SQUEEZING.
B) THAT THE WEDGES ARE ALWAYS MADE OF WOOD.
C) PEOPLE WHO KNOW US DEMAND MORE FROM US.

9. A STEEL BATTLESHIP FLOAT BECAUSE:

A) THE MACHINE FLOATS IT.
B) BECAUSE IT HAS LARGE HOLLOW SPACES.
C) CONTAINS SOME WOOD.

10. WING FEATHERS HELP THE BIRD TO FLY BECAUSE:

A) THE WINGS OFFER A LARGE LIGHT SURFACE AREA.
B) KEEP AIR OUT OF THE BODY.
C) DECREASE THEIR WEIGHT.

11. THE SAYING "ONE SWALLOW DOES NOT MAKE A SUMMER" MEANS:
A) THAT THE SWALLOWS RETURN.
B) THAT A SINGLE PIECE OF DATA IS NOT SURFACE AREA.
C) BIRDS ARE ADDED TO OUR SUMMER PLEASURES.

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 SERIES
III

INSTRUCTIONS:

WHEN THE TWO WORDS MEAN THE SAME, PUT THE LETTER (I) FOR
EQUAL, WHEN THEY MEAN THE OPPOSITE, PUT THE LETTER (O)
FOR OPPOSITE.

EXAMPLE:

THROW - THROW........................................................................ ( I )

NORTH - SOUTH............................................................................ (O)

1. SALTY - SWEET (O)

2. ALEGRE - REJOICE (I)
3. MAJOR - MINOR (O)
4. SIT - STOP (O)
5. WASTE - APROVIDE (O)

6. GET TO KNOW - DENY (O)

7. TONICO - STIMULATE (I)
8. REDUCE - DENIGRATE (I)
9. PROHIBIT - ALLOW (O)
10. OSADO - AUDAZ (I)

11. ARRIVED - PRUDENT (O)

12. OBTUSO - AGUDO (I)
13. INEPT - EXPERT (O)
14. SKIP - REHUIR (I)
15. REVEAL - SUBMIT(O)

16. MONOTONY - VARIETY (O)

17. CONFORT - CONSOLAR (I)
18. EXPELER - RETAIN (O)
19. DOCIL - SUMISO (I)
20. TRANSITORY - PERMANENT (O)

21. SECURITY - RISK (O)

22. LEVERAGE - OBJECT (O)
23. EXPELER - THROWING (I)

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24. CHEAT - IMPOSTURE (I)
25. MITIGATE - APACIGUAR (I)

26. INITIATIVE - APLACAR (O)

27. REVERENCE - VENERATION (I)
28. SOBRIETY - FRUGALITY (I)
29. INCREASE - MENGUAR (O)
30. ENCOURAGE - INSTITUTE (I)

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 SERIES
IV
INSTRUCTIONS:

WRITE ON THE ANSWER SHEET THE LETTERS CORRESPONDING

TO THE TWO WORDS THAT INDICATE SOMETHING THAT THE
SUBJECT ALWAYS HAS, WRITE ONLY TWO FOR EACH LINE.

EXAMPLE:

A MAN ALWAYS HAS:

A) BODY B) CAP C) GLOVES D) MOUTH E) MONEY............................... (A) (D)

1. A CIRCLE HAS ALWAYS:

A) HEIGHT B) CIRCUMFERENCE C) LATITUDE D) LONGITUDE E) RADIUS

2. A BIRD ALWAYS HAS:

A) BONES B) EGGS C) BEAK D) NEST E) SINGING

3. MUSIC HAS ALWAYS:

A) LISTENER B) PIANO C) RHYTHM D) SOUND E) VIOLIN

4. A BANQUET HAS ALWAYS:

A) FOOD B) MUSIC C) PEOPLE D) SPEECH E) HOST

5. A HORSE ALWAYS HAS:

A) HARNESS B) HOOVES C) HORSESHOES D) STALL E) TAILS

6. A GAME HAS ALWAYS:

A) CARDS B) FINES C) PLAYERS D) PUNISHMENTS E) RULES

7. AN OBJECT ALWAYS HAS:

A) COLOR B) SIZE C) TASTE D) VALUE E) WEIGHT

8. A CONVERSATION ALWAYS HAS:

A) AGREEMENTS B) PEOPLE C) QUESTIONS D) INGENUITY E) WORDS

9. A DEBT IS ALWAYS INVOLVED:

A) CREDITOR B) DEBTOR C) INTEREST D) MORTGAGE E) PAYMENT

10. A CITIZEN ALWAYS HAS:

A) COUNTRY B) OCCUPATION C) RIGHTS D) OWNERSHIP E) VOTE

11. A MUSEUM ALWAYS HAS:

A) ANIMALS B) ORDER C) COLLECTIONS D) MINERALS E) VISITORS

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12. A COMMITMENT IS ALWAYS IMPLIED:
A) OBLIGATION B) AGREEMENT C) FRIENDSHIP D) RESPECT E) SATISFACTION

13. A FOREST HAS ALWAYS:

A) ANIMALS B) FLOWERS C) SHADOWS D) UNDERGROWTH E) TREES

14. OBSTACLES HAVE ALWAYS:

A)DIFFICULTY B)DISCOURAGEMENT C)FAILURE D)HINDRANCE E)STIMULUS

15. ABHORRENCE HAS ALWAYS:

A) AVERSION B) DIS LIKE C) FEAR D) ANGER E) SHYNESS

16. A MAGAZINE HAS ALWAYS:

A) ADVERTISEMENTS B) PAPER C) PHOTOGRAPHS D) ENGRAVINGS E) PRINTING

17. CONTROVERSY ALWAYS INVOLVES:

A) ARGUMENT B) DISAGREEMENT C) AVERSION D) PUBLIC E) SUMMARY

18. A SHIP ALWAYS HAS

A) MACHINERY B) CANNONS C) KEEL D) RUDDER E) SAILS

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 SERIES
V

INSTRUCTIONS:

FIND THE ANSWERS AS SOON AS POSSIBLE, WRITE THEM ON THE ANSWER SHEET.

USE THE BACK OF THE ANSWER SHEET TO DO THE OPERATIONS.

1. AT 2 FOR 5 PESOS , HOW MANY PENCILS CAN YOU BUY WITH 50 PESOS? (20)

2. HOW MANY HOURS WILL IT TAKE A CAR TO TRAVEL 660 KILOMETERS AT A SPEED OF 60 KILOMETERS
PER HOUR? (11)

3. IF A MAN EARNS $200.00 A DAY AND SPENDS $140.00 HOW MANY DAYS WILL IT TAKE HIM TO SAVE
$3,000.00? (50)

4. IF TWO CAKES COST $600.00 HOW MANY PESOS DOES ONE-SIXTH OF THE CAKE COST? (50)

5. HOW MANY TIMES MORE IS 2 X 3 X 4 X 6 THAN 3 X 4? (12)

6. HOW MUCH IS 15 PERCENT OF $120.00? (18)

7. 4 PERCENT OF $1,000.00 EQUALS 8 PERCENT OF WHAT AMOUNT(500) ?

8. THE CAPACITY OF A RECTANGULAR REFRIGERATOR IS 48 CUBIC METERS IF IT IS SIX METERS LONG

AND FOUR METERS WIDE , WHAT IS ITS HEIGHT?. (2 mts.)

9. IF 7 MEN MAKE A 40-METER WELL IN 2 DAYS , HOW MANY ARE NEEDED TO DO IT IN HALF A DAY? (28)

10.(A) HAS $180.00, (B) HAS 2/3 OF WHAT (A) HAS AND (C) HAS 1/2 OF WHAT (B) HAS. HOW MUCH
HAVE ALL TOGETHER?. (360)

11. IF A MAN RUNS 100 METERS IN 10 SECONDS, HOW MANY METERS WILL HE RUN ON AVERAGE IN 1/5
OF A SECOND? (2 mts.)

12. A MAN SPENDS 1/4 OF HIS SALARY ON HOUSE AND FOOD, 4/8 ON OTHER EXPENSES. HOW MUCH
PERCENT OF YOUR SALARY DO YOU SAVE? (25%)

INSTRUCTIONS:

WRITE DOWN THE CORRECT ANSWER AS SHOWN IN THE EXAMPLES.

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 SERIES
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EXAMPLE:

CHARCOAL IS MADE FROM WOOD...............................................YES

ALL MEN ARE 5'7". HEIGHT..............................................................NO

1. HYGIENE IS ESSENTIAL FOR HEALTH. (SI)

2. SHORTHAND WRITERS USE A MICROSCOPE. (NO)

3. TYRANTS ARE JUST TO THEIR INFERIORS. (NO)

4. HOMELESS PEOPLE ARE OFTEN SUBJECT TO CHARITY. (SI)

5. VENERABLE PEOPLE ARE USUALLY RESPECTED. (SI)

6. IS SCARLET FEVER A MEDICINE. (NO)

7. IS THE ADMONITION A KIND OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENT. (NO)

8. ARE THE PREFERRED OPAQUE COLORS FOR NATIONAL FLAGS. (NO)

9. MYSTERIOUS THINGS ARE SOMETIMES FRIGHTENING. (SI)

10. CONSCIOUS PEOPLE SOMETIMES MAKE MISTAKES. (SI)

11. RAMS ARE CARNIVOROUS. (NO)

12. HORSES ARE GIVEN SUBJECTS. (SI)

13. ANONYMOUS LETTERS BEAR SOME SIGNATURE OF THE WRITER. (NO)

14. INTERMITTENT SOUNDS ARE DISCONTINUOUS. (SI)

15. DISEASES STIMULATE GOOD JUDGMENT. (NO)

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16. PREMEDITATED ACTS ARE ALWAYS PERVERSE. (NO)

17. SOCIAL CONTACT TENDS TO REDUCE SHYNESS. (SI)

18. PEOPLE WHO HAVE A BAD TEMPER ARE SICK. (NO)

19. GRUDGE IS USUALLY CHARACTERIZED BY PERSISTENCE. (NO)

20. METICULOUS MEANS THE SAME AS CAREFUL. (SI)

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SERIES VII

INSTRUCTIONS:

SELECT THE CORRECT ANSWER.

EXAMPLE:

HEARING IS TO HEARING AS THE EYE IS TO:

A) TABLE B) WATCH C) HAND D) PLAY............................................(B)

HAT IS TO THE HEAD AS SHOE IS TO:

A) ARM B) COAT C) FOOT D) LEG...................................................(C)

1. COAT IS TO WEAR AS BREAD IS TO:

A) EATING B) HUNGER C) WATER D) KITCHENS

2. WEEK IS TO MONTH AS MONTH IS TO:

A) YEAR B) HOUR C) MINUTE D) SECOND

3. LION IS TO ANIMAL AS ROSE IS TO:

A) ODOR B) LEAF C) PLANT D) SPINE

4. FREEDOM IS TO INDEPENDENCE AS CAPTIVITY IS TO:

A) BLACK B) SLAVERY C) FREE D) SUFFER

5. TO SAY IS TO SAID AS TO BE IS TO:

A) SINGING B) WAS C) TALKING D) SINGING

6. MONDAY IS TO TUESDAY AS FRIDAY IS TO:

A) WEEK B) THURSDAY C) DAY D) SATURDAY

7. LEAD IS TO HEAVY AS CORK IS TO:

A) BOTTLE B) WEIGHT C) LIGHT D) FLOAT

8. SUCCESS IS TO JOY AS FAILURE IS TO:

A) SADNESS B) LUCK C) FAILURE D) WORK

9. CAT IS TO TIGER AS DOG IS TO:

A) WOLF B) BARKING C) BITING D) GRABBING

10. FOUR IS TO TEN AND SIX AS FIVE IS TO:

A) SEVEN B) FORTY-FIVE C) THIRTY-FIVE D) TWENTY-FIVE

11. CRYING IS TO LAUGH AS SAD IS TO:

A) DEATH B) JOYFUL C) SHROUD D) DOCTOR

12. POISON IS TO DEATH AS FOOD IS TO DEATH:

A) EATING B) BIRD C) LIFE D) EVIL

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13. 1 IS TO 3 AS 9 IS TO A:
A) 18 B) 27 C) 36 D) 45

14. FOOD IS TO HUNGER AS WATER IS TO:

A) DRINKING B) CLEAR C) THIRSTY D) PURE

15. HERE IS THERE AS THIS IS TO:

A) THESE B) THAT ONE C) THAT ONE D) THEN

16. TIGER IS TO HAIR AS TROUT IS TO:

A) WATER B) FISH C) FISH SCALE D) SWIM
17. PERVERT IS TO DEPRAVED AS INCORRUPT IS TO:
A) HOMELAND B) HONORABLE C) SANCTION D) STUDY

18. (B) IS A (D) AS THE SECOND IS A:

A) THIRD B) LAST C) FOURTH D) LAST D) LATER

19. STATE IS TO GOVERNOR AS THE ARMY IS TO:

A) MARINE B) SOLDIER C) GENERAL D) SERGEANT

20.SUBJECT IS TO PREDICATE AS NOUN IS TO:

A) PRONOUN B) ADVERB C) VERB D) ADJECTIVE

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SERIES VIII

INSTRUCTIONS:

THE WORDS IN EACH OF THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES ARE MIXED UP, ORDER EACH OF THE SENTENCES
IF THE MEANING OF THE SENTENCE IS TRUE, WRITE THE LETTER (V); IF THE MEANING IS FALSE, WRITE
THE LETTER (F).

EXAMPLE:

OIR ARE FOR THE EARS......................................................(V)

EATING FOR GUNPOWDER THE GOOD ONE IS................(F)

1. WITH AGE CHILDREN GROW UP. (V)

2. GOOD SEA DRINKING WATER FOR ES. (F)

3. IT IS PEACE AS OPPOSED TO WAR A. (V)

4. AUTOMOTIVE HORSES A WALKING SLOWER. (V)

5. ADVICE SOMETIMES IT IS GOOD TO FOLLOW A DIFFICULT ONE. (V)

6. FOUR HUNDRED PAGES CONTAIN ALL THE BOOKS. (F)

7. GROW THE ONES THAT STRAWBERRIES THE MOST OAK. (F)

8. REAL PURCHASED ONE CAN NOT BE FRIENDSHIP BE. (V)

9. ENVY AND GLUTTONY ARE HARMFUL. (V)

10. NEVER REWARDED ACTIONS SHOULD BE GOOD ONES. (F)

11. EXTERIOR APPEARANCES NEVER DECEIVE US. (F)

12. IT IS NEVER A MAN WHOSE ACTIONS DEMONSTRATE A LO. (F)

13. SOME ALWAYS CAUSE DEATH FROM CERTAIN KINDS OF DISEASES. (V)

14. UNDESIRABLE HATRED AVERSION FEELINGS ARE AND THE. (V)

15. OFTEN BY JUDGING WE CAN JUDGE MEN'S ACTIONS WE THEIR TO THE. (V)

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16. ONE IS A SAVANNA SERAPES SO NEVER HOT LIKE. (F)

17. NEVER WHO CARELESSLY STUMBLE ARE. (F)

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 SERIES
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INSTRUCTIONS:

ENTER THE LETTER THAT DOES NOT CORRESPOND TO THE OTHERS ON THE LINE.

EXAMPLE:

A) BULLET B) CANNON C) PISTOL D) SWORD E) PENCIL..........(E)

A) CANADA B) SONORA C) CHINA D) INDIA E) FRANCE............(B)

1. A) JUMPING B) RUNNING C) SKIPPING D) STANDING E) WALKING

2. A)MONARCHIST B)COMMUNIST C)DEMOCRAT D)ANARCHIST E)CATHOLIC

3. A) DEATH B) BEREAVEMENT C) WALKING D) POVERTY E) SADNESS

4. A) CARPENTER B) DOCTOR C) LAWYER D) ENGINEER E) PROFESSOR

5. A) BED B) CHAIR C) PLATE D) SOUP E) TABLE

6. A) FRANCISCO B) SANTIAGO C) JUAN D) SARA E) GUILLEN

7. A) HARD B) ROUGH C) SMOOTH D) SOFT E) SWEET

8. A) DIGESTIVE B) HATE C) SIGHT D) SMELL E) TOUCH

9. A) AUTOMOBILE B) BICYCLE C) GUAYIN D) TELEGRAPH E) TRAIN

10. A) DOWN B) HERE C) RECENT D) UP E) THERE

11. A) HIDALGO B) MORELOS C) BRAVO D) MATAMOROS E) BOLIVAR

12. A) DANES B) GREYHOUND C) BULLDOG D) PEKINGESE E) LONGHORI

13. A) CLOTH B) COTTON C) LINEN D) SILK E) WOOL

14. A) ANGER B) HATRED C) JOY D) PITY E) REASONABLENESS

15. A) A) EDISON B) FRANKLIN C) MARCONI D) FULTON E) SHAKSPIARE

16. A) BUTTERFLY B) HAWK C) OSTRICH D) ROBIN E) SWALLOW

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17. A) GIVING B) LENDING C) LOSING D) SAVING E) SQUANDERING

18. A) AUSTRALIA B) CUBA C) CORSICA D) IRELAND E) SPAIN

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 SERIES
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INSTRUCTIONS:

IN EACH LINE TRY TO FIND OUT HOW THE SERIES ARE MADE, THEN
WRITE ON THE ANSWER SHEET, THE TWO NUMBERS THAT SHOULD
FOLLOW IN EACH SERIES.

EXAMPLE:

5 10 15 20 25 30 35

20 18 16 14 12 10 8

1° RENGLON 8 7 6 5 4 3 (2,1)

2° RENGLON 3 8 13 18 23 28 (33,38)

3° RENGLON 1 2 4 8 16 32 (64,128)

4° RENGLON 8 8 6 6 4 4 (2,2)

5° RENGLON 11 3/4 12 12 1/4 12 1/2 12 ¾ (13,131/4)

6° RENGLON 8 9 12 13 16 17 (20,21)

7° RENGLON 16 8 4 2 1 1/2 (1/4,1/8)

67.3
8° RENGLON 31.3 40.3 49.3 58.3
76.3(85.3,94.3
9° RENGLON 3 5 4 6 5 7 (6,8)

10° RENGLON 7 11 15 16 20 24 25 29 (33,34)

11° RENGLON 1/25 1/5 1 5 (5/25,5/5)

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