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Ready4	According to mathematical scholars, the ancient conception of the number zero was not the same as the numerical quantity we know today, but was more likely to arise as a type of placeholder to differentiate numbers like ten and one hundred from one another.
Ready4	The observations garnered from two independent research studies corroborate the theory that crows have a tremendous intellectual capacity; the studies show crows as capable of understanding basic causal relationships—a capacity that puts them on the same level as a human seven-year-old—and to create independently their own tools.
Ready4	Like the large tracts of unbroken forest that the pileated woodpecker requires to both feed and nest year-round as a non-migrating species, the woodpeckers disappearing in the eastern United States is a consequence of suburban commercial developments and of the introduction of invasive species.
Ready4	New statistics from the United States National Park Service reveal that for every tax dollar invested in visitors’ centers and services, trail maintenance, and wildlife preservation, it returns at least ten dollars to the country's economy that would not otherwise be spent in the parks’ neighboring communities.
Ready4	Unlike the roads of the Etruscans, which were made predominantly through repeated use, an assumption of longevity was demonstrated throughout ancient Rome: with cobblestone surfaces built to connect cities indefinitely, internally and externally, without reliance on regular usage.
Ready4	Each of the cards in a deck of 50 cards has a number from 1 to 20 written on it in either black, red, or blue ink. If one card is to be selected at random from the deck, what is the probability that the card selected will either have an odd number or be written in red ink? (1) The probability that the card will both have an odd number and be written in red ink is 0. (2) The probability that the card will have an odd number minus the probability that the card will be written in red ink is 0.4.
Ready4	According to the passage, one of the major characteristics of women’s reform movements of the early twentieth century was
Ready4	The writer makes which of the following arguments about anti-alcohol reformers?
Ready4	The passage suggests that which of the following was a factor in the difference of opinion between middle-class reformers and urban immigrants?
Ready4	The writer most likely mentions the observations of historians in order to
Ready4	The view mentioned in refers to which of the following?
Ready4	The primary purpose of the passage is to
Ready4	Which of the following most accurately represents the author’s criticism of Cleary’s model of human economic agents, as that criticism is leveraged in the passage?
Ready4	It can be inferred from the passage that the author would agree with Cleary that which of the following statements is true?
Ready4	It can be inferred from the passage that its author believes Cleary’s argument is logically faulty because it does not
Ready4	The writer of the passage would most likely agree with which of the following statements about mathematical modeling of human behavior?
Ready4	Which of the following is most consistent with Cleary’s reasoning as described in the text?
Ready4	The primary purpose of the passage is to
Ready4	Of the 450 people to audition for a part in a musical, 130 were female under the age of 21. How many of the 450 people to audition were male under the age of 21? (1) A total of 215 males auditioned. (2) A total of 210 people aged 21 or older auditioned.
Ready4	Of the 700 people to register for a road race, 245 are males 25 years or older. How many of the 700 people to register are females younger than 25? (1) A total of 260 females registered for the road race. (2) A total of 490 people 25 years or older registered for the road race.