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122 Multiple choice questions

Term 1 of 122
An instrument technician uses an infrared​(noncontact) thermometer to measure the temperature
of a running motor. According to the​motor's manual, the operating temperature should not
exceed​220°F. Although the thermometer can display either Fahrenheit or​Celsius, the button that
switches scales is unfortunately broken. The thermometer shows a temperature of​83°C. To the
nearest whole​degree, what is the equivalent Fahrenheit​value?

181°F


210 ft

1638"

102.2°F

Term 2 of 122
You're part of a construction crew​that's been sent to a foreign country that has just experienced
a major natural disaster.​You've been working​hard, probably too hard. One morning when you
wake up​you're not feeling​well, so you visit the infirmary. The company nurse takes your
temperature and says​"Wow! You do have a fever.​It's 39​degrees." For a​moment, you wonder how
you could possibly have a fever since 39 degrees is a rather chilly temperature on the Fahrenheit
scale. Then you realize that this country uses the metric system. To the nearest tenth of a​degree,
what is your temperature in​Fahrenheit?

65°-70°f


101.4°f


100.4°f

102.2°F

,Term 3 of 122
A hydraulic fluid tank is
3/5 full. How would you express the amount of fluid in the tank as a​whole-number percentage?

28 lbs


60 percent full

55 percent full


160 percent full

Term 4 of 122
A flooring contractor is going to lay a vinyl tile floor in a rectangular room 27 feet​× 19 feet. He
knows that to find the number of square feet in a​rectangle, it is necessary to multiply its length by
its width. Each tile covers one square foot of floor. How many tiles will he need to cover the​
floor?

493 feet

7 ft

210 ft

513 tiles

Term 5 of 122
You have a​one-liter can of paint​thinner, and use 1/3 of it to clean brushes and 2/5 of it to reduce
the viscosity of the paint in a sprayer system. What part of the liter will be​left? Your answer should
be in the form of a fraction reduced to its lowest terms.

3/5


2/15

4/15

1/15

,Term 6 of 122
A refrigeration unit requires 4.6 pounds of refrigerant. Using a metric​scale, you determine that
there are 2.3 kilograms of refrigerant remaining in the charging cylinder. You know that one
kilogram is the same as 2.205 pounds. How many pounds of refrigerant are in the​cylinder? Round
your answer to the nearest tenth of a pound.

1,037 feet

5.1 pounds

5736.5 cubic cm

5.25 gallons

Term 7 of 122
A section of pipe is needed to complete a​compressed-air line. David says he has
2/3 of a pipe length​left, while Don says he has 11/16
of a length left. Which person has the longest section​left?

$40


Don

No

1/8

Term 8 of 122
When 0.60 is converted to a​fraction, it becomes​_____.

2/5

3/5

1/2

4/5

, Term 9 of 122
Which of the following fractions is equivalent to 1/2?

All of the above
(4/8, 32/64, 8/16)

All of the above (4/8, 12/32, 8/16)

All of the above (4/8, 32/64, 18/23)

All of the above (24/25, 32/64, 8/16)

Term 10 of 122
Each laborer earns​$12.00 per hour.​Alfredo's weekly time card shows 28 hours​worked, Bob's card
shows 40 hours of​work, and​Jane's card shows 38 hours of work. Excluding any​deductions, how
much money must be set aside to pay these three​laborers?

$3,166

$1,272

$213


$1,030

Term 11 of 122
There are three homes being​built, each with an identical deck on the back. Each deck is
comprised of two separate areas. One area is 112.5 square​feet, while the other is 136.4 square
feet. What is the total square footage of the decks for all three​homes? Your answer should be to
the nearest tenth of a square foot.

3730.7 sq ft

1 1/12 gal

465 sq ft

746.7 sq ft

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