Quantitative Reasoning

Choose: (A) Quantity A greater, (B) Quantity B greater, (C) the two quantities equal, (D) relationship cannot be determined from the given information.

Plug in boundary/special values (0, 1, −1, fractions, large numbers). If the relationship changes across legal cases, the answer is D (cannot be determined).

Exactly one of five choices is correct; the answer is marked with an oval. Select one only.

One or more of the choices may be correct; you must select every correct choice and no incorrect one. No partial credit is given.

Type your own answer (integer, decimal, or fraction) into a box; no choices are given. Fractions use two boxes (numerator/denominator) and need not be reduced.

A group of 2–3 questions sharing one or more tables/graphs; the individual questions may be any format (comparison, single, multiple, numeric entry).