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  1. If no student with an incomplete profile can register for exams, and Tyler cannot register for exams, what can we conclude?

    Answer: Tyler may have an incomplete profile

    An incomplete profile is sufficient but not the only possible reason for being unable to register, so Tyler may have an incomplete profile.

  2. A school has 400 students. 60% are in middle school and 25% of middle schoolers are in advanced math. How many middle schoolers are in advanced math?

    Answer: 60

    400 × 0.60 = 240 middle schoolers; 240 × 0.25 = 60 in advanced math.

  3. Which arrangement correctly orders these from MOST to LEAST specific? (Grade Level → Student → Person → 10th Grader)

    Answer: 10th Grader → Grade Level → Student → Person

    10th Grader is the most specific subset, then Grade Level (a category of students), then Student, then Person.

  4. A sequence: 100, 90, 81, 73, 66, ___. What is the next number?

    Answer: 60

    The differences are −10, −9, −8, −7, −6, so the next term is 66 − 6 = 60.

  5. Whenever a parent updates contact information, a notification is sent to the school office. The office received a notification. Which is most logical?

    Answer: A parent may have updated contact information

    The rule states updating contact info triggers a notification, but notifications could also come from other events.

  6. Which of the following is logically equivalent to 'If a record is archived, it is read-only'?

    Answer: If a record is not read-only, it is not archived

    The contrapositive of 'If P then Q' is 'If not Q then not P,' which is logically equivalent.

  7. Three teachers — Ann, Ben, and Cal — each teach one subject: Math, Science, or History. Ann does not teach Math. Ben teaches Science. Who teaches Math?

    Answer: Cal

    Ben teaches Science, Ann cannot teach Math, so Ann teaches History and Cal must teach Math.