SSAT Upper Level Math: Reading and Interpreting Data (2) Practice Test 29

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1. How Peter Spends His Monthly Income

What fraction of Peter's monthly budget is spent on student loans?

  • A.
  • B.
  • C.
  • D.
  • E.

2. How Peter Spends His Monthly Income

The amount Peter spends for his cell phone is what percent of the amount he spends for food and health insurance?

  • A. 20%
  • B. 30%
  • C. 40%
  • D. 50%
  • E. 60%

3. One pencil weighs 5 grams. If a box of pencils holds 250 pencils, how many kilograms does the whole box of pencils weigh?

  • A. 2,500 kg
  • B. 500 kg
  • C. 125 kg
  • D. 12.5 kg
  • E. 1.25 kg

4. According to the graph in the figure, in which week was the greatest increase in the number of cookies baked compared to the week before?

Cookies Baked Each Week for 6 Weeks

  • A. Week 2
  • B. Week 3
  • C. Week 4
  • D. Week 5
  • E. Week 6

5. Which of the following must be true if two numbers, F and G, have an average of 60 and F is less than G?

  • A. F = 60 and G = 60
  • B. F – G = 60
  • C. F + G = 60
  • D. F = 60 + G
  • E. F – 60 = 60 – G

6. The heights of a basil plant and mint plant have a ratio of 5:4. If the basil plant grew 2 inches and 2 inches was cut off the top of the mint plant, the ratio of their heights would be 2:1. How much taller is the basil plant than the mint plant?

  • A. 2 inches
  • B. 4 inches
  • C. 6 inches
  • D. 8 inches
  • E. 10 inches

7. If the average of five consecutive whole numbers is 30, what is the smallest number?

  • A. 20
  • B. 25
  • C. 28
  • D. 30
  • E. 150

8. The average time for each section of a three-section test took Patrick 2 hours and 7 minutes. How long did it take Patrick to complete the test?

  • A. 4 hours and 14 minutes
  • B. 5 hours and 21 minutes
  • C. 6 hours
  • D. 6 hours and 21 minutes
  • E. 7 hours

9. Three friends took between 3 and 4 hours to make a 156-mile roadtrip. The average speed, in miles per hour, must have been between

  • A. 39 and 45
  • B. 45 and 51
  • C. 51 and 57
  • D. 57 and 64
  • E. 64 and 70

10. In a survey, each of 600 students was found to own either a dog, a cat, or both. If 500 of these students own a dog and 500 of these students own a cat, how many students own both a dog and a cat?

  • A. 200
  • B. 250
  • C. 300
  • D. 350
  • E. 400