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CSET Multiple Subjects Practice Test Subtest 2 (Version 2) A.pdf, Exams of Nursing

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CSET Multiple Subjects Practice Test
Subtest 2 (Version 2) A
1. In the expression x < y, which two terms could be x and y, respectively? - correct
answer
✅
C. 21/30 and .75
2. The standard multiplication algorithm is used to multiply two numbers.
79
x 3?
3?5
2??0
????
What is the value of the number in the hundreds place of the product? - correct
answer
✅
B. 7
3. Two planetary bodies are separated by 8.4 x 108108 miles. What represents
half of this distance? - correct answer
✅
B. 4.2 x 10^8 miles
4. During the summer, a rectangular indoor ice skating rink must be covered with
square planks for insulation. The rink is 150 feet wide by 270 feet long. The square
planks must be purchased in one foot increments and can have a side length no
longer than 25 feet. What is the fewest number of square planks that can be used
to completely cover the rink's surface without any gaps or overhang? - correct
answer
✅
C. 180
5. Several baby whales are weighed in the summer of their birth (base weight) and
then exactly one year later (mature weight). Which of the following represents the
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Subtest 2 (Version 2) A

  1. In the expression x < y, which two terms could be x and y, respectively? - correct answer ✅C. 21/30 and.
  2. The standard multiplication algorithm is used to multiply two numbers. 79 x 3? 3? 2?? ???? What is the value of the number in the hundreds place of the product? - correct answer ✅B. 7
  3. Two planetary bodies are separated by 8.4 x 108108 miles. What represents half of this distance? - correct answer ✅B. 4.2 x 10^8 miles
  4. During the summer, a rectangular indoor ice skating rink must be covered with square planks for insulation. The rink is 150 feet wide by 270 feet long. The square planks must be purchased in one foot increments and can have a side length no longer than 25 feet. What is the fewest number of square planks that can be used to completely cover the rink's surface without any gaps or overhang? - correct answer ✅C. 180
  5. Several baby whales are weighed in the summer of their birth (base weight) and then exactly one year later (mature weight). Which of the following represents the

Subtest 2 (Version 2) A

lowest percentage in weight gain? - correct answer ✅C. A whale weighs 1320 lbs on second weighing, exactly 120% of its base weight.

  1. Runners X, Y, and Z are the first three runners to cross the finish line of a race, finishing with times x, y, and z minutes, respectively. X finishes first, and Y may have finished before Z, but did not finish after Z. Which correctly represents the running times of each runner? - correct answer ✅D. x -14 - correct answer ✅C. R < 2½

Subtest 2 (Version 2) A

  1. A business suit can be ordered in three colors (black, blue, or gray), with or without cufflinks, and with or without pinstripes. The one exception to this choice is that a gray suit must come with cufflinks. How many combinations are possible?
  • correct answer ✅C. 10
  1. Air Force One (the president's plane) and 5 other planes are waiting to land at an airport. If Air Force One must always land first, in how many different orders could these 6 planes land? - correct answer ✅D. 120
  2. A music agent takes a commission of four clients' concerts sales. He takes commissions of 2/9, 1/12, 7/72, and 5/36. What is the average commission he is taking? - correct answer ✅D. 13/
  3. Which of these two measurements should produce nearly identical readings? - correct answer ✅D. The density of a golf ball measured on Earth and then measured on the moon.
  4. Objects typically expand as they are heated and contract as they are cooled. However, when water is frozen at 0 degrees Celsius, its volume increases. What best explains this phenomenon? - correct answer ✅B. Water molecules form a crystalline structure when they solidify; one which takes up slightly more space than their liquid form.
  5. Which statement is true regarding the pH scale? - correct answer ✅B. A substance that is pH neutral will by definition read '7' on the pH scale.
  6. A child drops a piece of paper and a pencil at the same time and observes that the pencil lands on the ground first. Which of the following best explains this? -

Subtest 2 (Version 2) A

correct answer ✅D. The pencil has more mass per unit of surface area that is pushing through air resistance, and is therefore more able to overcome the slowing effect of friction.

  1. Which of the following would be considered the most easily renewable source of energy? - correct answer ✅B. Seasonal winds blowing through a narrow mountain pass.
  2. Which of the following is the best explanation of how magnetism is commonly used to generate AC electricity? - correct answer ✅A. A magnetic field is rotated relative to a coil, causing voltage to build up.
  3. Which of these statements does not contribute to the generally accepted explanation of how the greenhouse effect increases the temperature of earth's atmosphere? - correct answer ✅B. The ozone layer traps certain thermal currents in the atmosphere longer than they are meant to be retained. Read the examples below. *Infra-red light registered on the ocean floor. *A pulse of gamma rays moving through metal *Successive compressions of air perceived audibly by a human.
  4. The above examples all have what trait in common? - correct answer ✅C. They are traveling as waves.
  5. For something to be defined as 'living,' it must have many distinct qualities. In general, which of the following is not considered a prerequisite condition to be a living organism? - correct answer ✅C. Capable of sexual reproduction.

Subtest 2 (Version 2) A

  1. Which of the following is not true of the Sun? - correct answer ✅C. It is the largest star in our galaxy.
  2. Which of the following is not a typical example of igneous rock? - correct answer ✅C. Deposits of dead organic matter which harden over time through intense heat and pressure.
  3. Which of the following pieces of evidence offers the least support for the theory of plate tectonics? - correct answer ✅B. Evidence that the Himalayan mountain chain is gradually rising over time.
  4. A freshwater lake in Idaho stands 500 miles inland from the Pacific Ocean. It is fed by runoff from the western Rocky Mountains. It has no adjacent aquifers or reservoirs, but once filled, it flows into a tributary of the Columbia River (which then sends runoff water to the Pacific Ocean). Which of the following events would most greatly increase the lake's salinity? - correct answer ✅A. The lake's overflow access to the tributary becomes cut off, so the lake no longer has drainage.
  5. A researcher is traveling and taking various barometric pressure readings. In general, which of the following is most likely to result in a decrease in barometric pressure? - correct answer ✅B. Moving from an area of fair weather into a region experiencing significant thunderstorm activity.
  6. Tsunamis originating from the same earthquake can cause highly variable damage to coastlines. In the 2004 tsunami, far more damage was done to the island of Aceh than the island of Sri Lanka, despite Sri Lanka's closer proximity to the epicenter. What best explains this phenomenon? - correct answer ✅B. As the wave approaches shallower water, its velocity slows and the wavelength is

Subtest 2 (Version 2) A

shortened. But this kinetic energy is translated into the wave's amplitude, which rises greatly. The shallower the ocean shelf, the higher (and more destructive) the wave becomes.