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In 1998, how many of the imported towels were not imported from China?
If the average (arithmetic mean) number of towels imported from China per month was the same for the last 3 months of 2000 as it was for the first 9 months of 2000, approximately how many million dozen towels were imported from China during the 12 months of 2000?
In 1999, the ratio of the number of towels imported from China to the total number of towels imported from countries other than China was closets to which of the following?
A list consists of 10 positive integers. The sum of the 10 integers is 101. If no integer appears more than twice in the list, what is the greatest possible integer that can appear in the list?


For the frequency distribution of the variable x shown in the table above, what is the median value of x?
It costs d dollars to buy t thumbtacks. At this rate, what is the cost of t+2,500 thumbtacks, in dollars?
For a group of 9 steel beams stored together, the average (arithmetic mean) length of the beams is 7.2 meters and the median length is 8.4 meters. Two additional steel beams-one that is longer than all 9 beams and one that is shorter than all 9 beams-will be stored with the 9 beams. For the combined group of 11 steel beams, the average length is m meters and the median length is d meters. Which of the following statements must be true?

Indicate all such statements.
The automation of many of the functions performed at the factory, although initially inspiring ________ in many of the company`s employees, has had none of the deleterious effects forecast either within or beyond the organization.
The myth of the scientific method as a neat progression from hypothesis to experiment to conclusion is dispelled once you enter a lab and observe the ________ process by which researchers actually make discoveries.
That formal conversation could obscure a speaker's(i)______was familiar to eighteenth-century English intellectuals, since they often found that the language of polite discourse was (ii)______ imparting their emotions.
After the first monarch butterfly overwintering site was discovered in Mexico in 1975, the biologist Lincoln Brower (i)______the (ii)______of additional sites. The principal reason for Brower`s contention was that roosting in a very limited area would make the species highly vulnerable to wildfire.
(i)_______the cumbersome phraseology of contemporary critical theory, her treatise is, stylistically at least, in sharp contrast with the (ii)______ of the prose she is analyzing--prose reflective of a culture that values extreme linguistic compression.
Materials expand and contract with temperature changes. This general concept has been exploited for thousands of years, for instance, to ensure tight rivets in blacksmithing by shrink-fitting. For precision instruments, however, (i)_______materials are truly (ii)_______: hence the importance of Invar, an alloy notable for its (iii)_______expansion and contraction over a range of temperatures.
After the Turkish Republic was established, traditional hamams (bathhouses) seemed to many Turks to be outmoded, but thanks to tourism, hamams have experienced a______,becoming important cultural sites for foreign and Turkish visitors alike.
Among some demographic groups, the Internet is______: almost everybody who wants Internet access has it.
The reliable production of usable energy through the controlled fusion of hydrogen atoms into helium remains an elusive dream: even the most ardent efforts to achieve it have thus far been_______.
The television network seems to regard its longest-running comedy show as_______, keeping it in the schedule even as the humor it churns out is notoriously hit-or-miss.
In 1838, twenty-nine years before publishing his translation of Dante's Inferno, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow wrote that "to understand Dante ... it is absolutely necessary to understand the Italian Language. How true was Longfellow to his own dictum? Judging by the problems he had in composing a simple inscription, his ability to express himself in Italian was probably modest. However, this does not mean his understanding of the written language was inadequate. Longfellow's translation is on the whole not only correct but accurate and attentive to the semantic nuances of the original. Indeed, the literalness of his translation shows he understood Dante's language so well that he felt duty bound to render into English its extraordinary precision, richness, and variety.
The author cites Longfellow's remarks from 1838 in order to
Which of the following does the author cite as support in assessing Longfellow's knowledge of the Italian language?

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