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math
grade-2
find-the-next-shape-in-a-growing-pattern
true
true
What shape comes next?
null
null
null
1
math
kindergarten
select-three-dimensional-shapes
true
false
Which shape is a cylinder?
null
null
null
0
math
grade-2
compare-vertices-edges-and-faces
true
false
Which figure has more faces?
null
null
null
1
math
grade-8
identify-linear-and-nonlinear-functions-tables
false
true
The table shows a function. Is the function linear or nonlinear?
null
[ "nonlinear", "linear" ]
null
1
math
grade-3
match-clocks-and-times
false
true
What time does the clock show?
null
[ "eleven fifty", "eleven thirty", "eleven o'clock" ]
null
1
math
kindergarten
count-scattered-shapes-up-to-5
false
true
How many rectangles are there?
null
[ "5", "4", "3", "1" ]
null
0
math
grade-8
compare-linear-functions-tables-graphs-and-equations
false
true
Function A and Function B are linear functions. Which statement is true?
null
[ "The slope of Function A is less than the slope of Function B.", "The slope of Function A is greater than the slope of Function B." ]
null
0
engineer
grade-6
evaluate-tests-of-engineering-design-solutions
false
true
Which of the following could Katy and Sue's test show? Katy and Sue were making batches of concrete for a construction project. To make the concrete, they mixed together dry cement powder, gravel, and water. Then, they checked if each batch was firm enough using a test called a slump test. They poured some of the fresh concrete into an upside-down metal cone. They left the concrete in the metal cone for 30 seconds. Then, they lifted the cone to see if the concrete stayed in a cone shape or if it collapsed. If the concrete in a batch collapsed, they would know the batch should not be used. The passage below describes how the engineering-design process was used to test a solution to a problem. Read the passage. Then answer the question below.
null
[ "if the concrete from each batch took the same amount of time to dry", "if a new batch of concrete was firm enough to use" ]
null
1
math
grade-4
compare-fractions-in-recipes
false
true
Does this recipe call for more mandarin oranges or almonds?
null
[ "mandarin oranges", "almonds" ]
null
0
math
algebra-1
identify-direct-variation-and-inverse-variation
true
false
Which equation shows direct variation?
null
null
null
1
math
grade-5
identify-trapezoids
false
true
Is this quadrilateral a trapezoid?
null
[ "yes", "no" ]
null
0
science
grade-4
identify-mammals-birds-fish-reptiles-and-amphibians
true
true
Reptiles have scaly, waterproof skin. Most reptiles live on land. Reptiles are cold-blooded. The body temperature of cold-blooded animals depends on their environment. A western rattlesnake is an example of a reptile. Select the reptile below.
null
null
null
2
math
grade-3
symmetry
false
true
Does this picture have symmetry?
null
[ "no", "yes" ]
null
1
math
grade-5
reflection-rotation-and-translation
false
true
How has this figure been transformed? It has been...
null
[ "rotated", "translated", "reflected" ]
null
0
math
grade-8
identify-similar-triangles
false
true
Are these shapes similar?
null
[ "yes", "no" ]
null
0
math
pre-k
one-less-with-pictures-up-to-10
true
true
Count the flowers in this group. Which group has one less than the group you counted?
null
null
null
1
math
grade-3
identify-parallelograms
false
true
Is this quadrilateral a parallelogram?
null
[ "no", "yes" ]
null
1
math
kindergarten
more-or-less-likely
false
true
On which color is the spinner more likely to land?
null
[ "white", "green" ]
null
0
math
grade-2
certain-probable-unlikely-and-impossible
false
true
If you select a marble without looking, how likely is it that you will pick a black one?
null
[ "certain", "probable", "unlikely", "impossible" ]
null
3
math
algebra-1
identify-linear-functions-from-tables
false
true
The table shows a function. Is the function linear or nonlinear?
null
[ "nonlinear", "linear" ]
null
1
math
grade-3
identify-rhombuses
false
true
Is this quadrilateral a rhombus?
null
[ "yes", "no" ]
null
0
math
grade-6
understanding-percents-strip-models
true
false
Which model shows 90%?
null
null
null
0
math
grade-6
front-side-and-top-view
true
true
If you look at this object from the side, what will you see?
null
null
null
1
math
kindergarten
compare-two-groups-of-coins-pennies-through-dimes
true
false
Which is more?
null
null
null
0
engineer
grade-8
identify-the-experimental-question
false
true
Identify the question that Mary's experiment can best answer. The passage below describes an experiment. Read the passage and then follow the instructions below. Mary planted 25 tomato seeds one-half inch below the soil surface in each of six pots. Mary added an equal amount of fertilizer to three of the six pots. She placed the pots in a plant growth chamber where all the seeds experienced the same temperature, amount of light, and humidity level. After two weeks, Mary counted the number of seedlings that grew in each pot. She compared the number of seedlings in the pots with fertilizer to the number of seedlings in the pots without fertilizer.
null
[ "Do more tomato seedlings grow when they are planted in soil with fertilizer compared to soil without fertilizer?", "Does the humidity level where tomato seeds are planted affect the number of tomato seedlings that grow?" ]
null
0
math
grade-7
apply-addition-and-subtraction-rules
false
true
The number line shows two unknown numbers, u and v. Is v+u positive or negative?
null
[ "positive", "negative" ]
null
1
science
grade-3
predict-temperature-changes
true
true
Two identical blocks are heated to different temperatures. The blocks are placed so that they touch each other. Heat can flow from one block to another but cannot escape from the blocks. Later, the temperature of each block is measured again. Which pair of temperatures is possible?
null
null
null
0
science
grade-4
identify-vertebrates-and-invertebrates
true
false
Select the vertebrate. Hint: Mammals, birds, fish, reptiles, and amphibians are vertebrates.
null
null
null
3
math
grade-4
compare-decimals-using-models
false
true
Compare 0.9 and 0.78. Use the models to help. 0.9 ?0.78
null
[ "<", "=", ">" ]
null
2
math
kindergarten
match-analog-and-digital-clocks
true
true
Look at the analog clock: Which digital clock shows the same time?
null
null
null
1
math
grade-7
front-side-and-top-view
true
true
If you look at this object from the side, what will you see?
null
null
null
0
math
grade-2
which-tally-chart-is-correct
true
true
Eva and her mom made some tarts. They chopped some fruit. Which tally chart shows the right number of each fruit?
null
null
null
1
math
kindergarten
subtraction-sentences-up-to-5-what-does-the-model-show
false
true
Which subtraction sentence does the picture show?
null
[ "2 − 1 = 1", "4 − 2 = 2", "4 − 1 = 3", "3 − 1 = 2" ]
null
3
math
algebra-2
domain-and-range-of-exponential-and-logarithmic-functions
false
true
What is the range of this exponential function?
null
[ "$\\{y \\mid y<5\\}$", "$\\{y \\mid y>5\\}$", "$\\{y \\mid y \\geq 5\\}$", "$\\{y \\mid y \\leq 5\\}$" ]
null
1
math
pre-k
count-shapes-up-to-3
false
true
How many hearts are there?
null
[ "3", "2", "1" ]
null
0
math
calculus
identify-functions
true
false
Which of these relations is a function?
null
null
null
1
math
grade-2
fractions-of-a-whole-modeling-word-problems
true
false
Sue's family is moving, so she needs to pack the dishes. Dishes break easily so she must wrap them up. She cuts a sheet of bubble wrap into 3 equal pieces. Sue uses 1 piece to pack salad bowls. Which model represents the fraction of the sheet of bubble wrap that Sue uses to pack salad bowls?
null
null
null
1
math
grade-1
read-a-calendar-ii
false
true
What date is 3 days after February 1?
null
[ "February 4", "February 3" ]
null
0
math
kindergarten
are-there-enough
false
true
Are there enough food bowls for every dog?
null
[ "yes", "no" ]
null
0
math
algebra-2
describe-linear-and-exponential-growth-and-decay
false
true
How does f(x) change over the interval from x=3 to x=5?
null
[ "f(x) increases by 6", "f(x) increases by 2", "f(x) increases by 400%", "f(x) increases by 4" ]
null
3
math
kindergarten
cones
true
false
Which shape is a cone?
null
null
null
2
math
calculus
identify-graphs-of-continuous-functions
false
true
Is the function f(x) continuous?
null
[ "no", "yes" ]
null
0
science
grade-6
predict-heat-flow-and-temperature-changes
true
false
Two solid blocks are heated to the temperatures shown. The blocks are placed so they touch. Which diagram shows the direction heat will flow?
null
null
null
2
math
grade-1
which-table-is-correct
true
true
Josh found the following bugs in the backyard:He decided to count how many of each there were, so he made a table of the bugs. Which is his table?
null
null
null
0
math
grade-3
parallel-sides-in-quadrilaterals
false
true
How many pairs of opposite sides are parallel?
null
[ "1 pair", "no pairs", "2 pairs" ]
null
0
math
pre-k
select-solid-shapes
true
false
Which shape is a cube?
null
null
null
0
math
grade-8
identify-reflections-rotations-and-translations
false
true
Look at this shape: Which image shows a reflection?
null
[ "B", "C", "A" ]
null
0
science
grade-3
compare-properties-of-objects
false
true
Which property do these three objects have in common? Select the best answer.
null
[ "bouncy", "bumpy", "stretchy" ]
null
1
math
grade-7
simplify-expressions-by-combining-like-terms-with-algebra-tiles
false
true
These tiles represent the expression 5–8x+6–4x. Which expression is equivalent to 5–8x+6–4x?
null
[ "–\n3x+2", "–\n4x–11", "–\n12x+11", "4x+11" ]
null
2
math
grade-2
identify-multiplication-sentences-for-equal-groups
false
true
Which expression describes the model?
null
[ "4×3", "3×3" ]
null
1
science
grade-2
predict-heat-flow
true
false
Two solid blocks are at different temperatures. The blocks are touching. Which picture shows how heat will move?
null
null
null
1
math
grade-7
classify-rational-numbers-using-a-diagram
false
true
Use the diagram to help you answer the question below. Which of the following is a rational number but not an integer?
null
[ "66", "27.7", "80", "–44" ]
null
1
math
pre-k
subtraction-sentences-up-to-10-which-model-matches
true
false
Which picture shows 9 − 3 = 6?
null
null
null
2
math
grade-3
parallel-sides-in-quadrilaterals
false
true
How many pairs of opposite sides are parallel?
null
[ "1 pair", "2 pairs", "no pairs" ]
null
0
math
grade-5
regular-and-irregular-polygons
false
true
Is this shape a regular polygon?
null
[ "yes", "no" ]
null
1
math
kindergarten
flat-and-solid-shapes
false
true
Is this shape flat or solid?
null
[ "solid", "flat" ]
null
0
math
grade-3
scalene-isosceles-and-equilateral-triangles
false
true
Is this triangle equilateral?
null
[ "no", "yes" ]
null
1
math
calculus
determine-one-sided-continuity-using-graphs
false
true
Is f(x) continuous from the right at x= – 6?
null
[ "no", "yes" ]
null
1
math
grade-3
identify-faces-of-three-dimensional-shapes
true
false
Which shape has a rectangle as a face?
null
null
null
1
math
kindergarten
count-money-pennies-and-nickels
false
true
How much money is there?
null
[ "10¢", "11¢", "15¢" ]
null
1
math
grade-2
select-figures-with-a-given-area
true
false
Which shape has an area of 7 square units? The shapes are made of unit squares.
null
null
null
0
math
kindergarten
am-or-pm
false
true
Rick is watering the plants one morning. The clock shows: What time is it?
null
[ "9:00 P.M.", "9:00 A.M." ]
null
1
math
calculus
find-inverse-functions-and-relations
false
true
The graph below shows a function. Is its inverse also a function?
null
[ "yes", "no" ]
null
1
technology
grade
web
false
true
What meaning or function is usually associated with this web interface symbol?
null
[ "Cut", "No copyright/Public domain", "Paste", "Attachment" ]
null
1
science
grade-5
identify-magnets-that-attract-or-repel
false
true
Two magnets are placed as shown. Will these magnets attract or repel each other?
null
[ "repel", "attract" ]
null
0
math
grade-5
identify-three-dimensional-figures
false
true
What shape is this?
null
[ "cube", "rectangular prism" ]
null
1
math
pre-k
cylinders
true
false
Which shape is a cylinder?
null
null
null
0
science
grade-4
read-a-thermometer
false
true
Select the temperature shown by this thermometer.
null
[ "22°C", "21°C", "27°C", "17°C" ]
null
2
math
calculus
describe-linear-and-exponential-growth-and-decay
false
true
How does f(x) change over the interval from x=1 to x=4?
null
[ "f(x) increases by 100%", "f(x) increases by a factor of 6", "f(x) increases by 6", "f(x) increases by 4" ]
null
2
math
grade-8
identify-functions-graphs
true
false
Which of these relations is a function?
null
null
null
1
science
grade-2
read-a-thermometer
false
true
Select the temperature shown by this thermometer.
null
[ "20°C", "45°C", "40°C" ]
null
0
math
kindergarten
times-of-everyday-events
true
false
Wendy is going to sleep. What time is it? Choose the more likely time.
null
null
null
0
math
kindergarten
compare-two-groups-of-coins-pennies-through-dimes
true
false
Which is more?
null
null
null
0
science
grade-7
identify-ecosystems
true
false
Select the prairie grassland ecosystem. This ecosystem has: hot summers and cool winters a medium amount of rain soil that is rich in nutrients This ecosystem has: year-round rain and warm temperatures soil that is poor in nutrients many different types of organisms This ecosystem has: warm, wet summers and cold, wet winters soil that is rich in nutrients only a few types of trees
null
null
null
1
math
grade-6
interpret-double-bar-graphs
false
true
For an economics project, Annie determined the cost of ferry rides for bicycles and cars. Of the ferries shown, which charges the most for a bicycle?
null
[ "Southport-Fort Fisher", "Mukilteu-Clinton", "Fauntleroy-Vashon", "Seattle-Bremerton" ]
null
3
math
grade-3
identify-unit-fractions-on-number-lines
false
true
What fraction does the number line show? 0 1
null
[ "1/4", "1/3", "1/8", "1/6" ]
null
3
math
kindergarten
subtraction-sentences-up-to-5-which-model-matches
true
false
Which picture shows 3 − 1 = 2?
null
null
null
0
math
pre-k
spheres
true
false
Which shape is a sphere?
null
null
null
1
math
grade-2
correct-amount-of-change
false
true
You pay 73¢ to buy a rubber stamp costing 57¢. You receive the following change:Is this the correct amount of change?
null
[ "yes", "no" ]
null
0
math
algebra-2
solve-a-triangle
false
true
In solving this triangle, which law must you use first?
null
[ "Law of Cosines", "Law of Sines" ]
null
1
math
grade-5
parallel-sides-in-quadrilaterals
false
true
How many pairs of opposite sides are parallel?
null
[ "1 pair", "no pairs", "2 pairs" ]
null
0
math
grade-7
similar-and-congruent-figures
false
true
Are these shapes similar?
null
[ "no", "yes" ]
null
1
math
algebra-2
match-exponential-functions-and-graphs
true
false
Which graph matches this equation? \[ y=\left(\frac{1}{2}\right)^{x}+4 \]
null
null
null
1
science
grade-5
predict-temperature-changes
true
true
Two identical blocks are heated to different temperatures. The blocks are placed so that they touch, and heat begins to flow between the blocks. The pair of blocks is insulated, so no energy escapes. Later, the temperature of each block is measured again. Which pair of temperatures is possible?
null
null
null
2
math
pre-k
addition-sentences-up-to-10-what-does-the-model-show
false
true
Which addition sentence does the picture show?
null
[ "4+4=8", "6+2=8" ]
null
1
math
grade-2
compare-vertices-edges-and-faces
true
false
Which figure has more vertices?
null
null
null
0
math
kindergarten
compare-sides-and-corners
true
false
Which shape has fewer corners?
null
null
null
1
math
grade-8
identify-alternate-interior-and-alternate-exterior-angles
false
true
\line{KM} and \line{NP} are parallel lines. Which angles are alternate exterior angles?
null
[ "\\angle{NOQ} and \\angle{POQ}", "\\angle{NOQ} and \\angle{POL}", "\\angle{NOQ} and \\angle{NOL}", "\\angle{NOQ} and \\angle{MLJ}" ]
null
3
math
grade-2
ordinal-numbers-up-to-10th
false
true
The first picture is a turtle. Which picture is second? first
null
[ "turtle", "sub", "fish" ]
null
0
math
kindergarten
more-or-less-likely
false
true
On which color is the spinner less likely to land?
null
[ "green", "white" ]
null
1
math
grade-2
equal-sides
true
false
Which shape has 4 equal sides?
null
null
null
2
math
grade-1
estimate-to-the-nearest-ten
false
true
How many marbles are there? Estimate.
null
[ "about 20", "about 80" ]
null
1
math
grade-2
which-shape-illustrates-the-fraction
true
false
Look at the colored part of each shape. Which shape shows two-fourths?
null
null
null
1
science
grade-5
use-scientific-names-to-classify-organisms
true
true
This organism is a red kangaroo. Its scientific name is Macropus rufus. Select the organism in the same species as the red kangaroo.
null
null
null
0
science
grade-5
animal-adaptations-beaks-mouths-and-necks
true
true
Palm cockatoos eat large seeds and nuts. The shape of the palm cockatoo's beak is adapted to crack open large, hard nuts. Which bird's beak is also adapted to crack large, hard nuts?
null
null
null
0
science
grade-3
animal-adaptations-beaks-mouths-and-necks
true
true
Indigo buntings eat small, hard seeds. The shape of the indigo bunting's beak is adapted to crack open small, hard seeds. Which bird's beak is also adapted to crack hard seeds?
null
null
null
1
math
grade-1
subtraction-sentences-up-to-10-which-model-matches
true
false
Which picture shows 5 − 4 = 1?
null
null
null
2
science
grade-4
identify-mammals-birds-fish-reptiles-and-amphibians
true
true
Reptiles have scaly, waterproof skin. Most reptiles live on land. Reptiles are cold-blooded. The body temperature of cold-blooded animals depends on their environment. A Hermann's tortoise is an example of a reptile. Select the reptile below.
null
null
null
1
math
algebra-1
domain-and-range-of-absolute-value-functions-graphs
false
true
What is the domain of this function?
null
[ "$\\{x \\mid x \\geq 2\\}$", "$\\{x \\mid x>0\\}$", "$\\{x \\mid x \\geq 0\\}$", "all real numbers" ]
null
3
math
grade-5
parallel-sides-in-quadrilaterals
false
true
How many pairs of opposite sides are parallel?
null
[ "no pairs", "2 pairs", "1 pair" ]
null
1