Question 1: A triangle is divided into (two) sections by it's height. Angle x measures greater than but not equal to 37 degrees. Angle y then must measure what?

233

323

143

Question 2: A square with an area of 1600units^2(squared) has a perimeter of what?

40units

4units

400units

Question 3: An item costs $2 in 2008, if it increases in price at a fixed rate of $5 per year then what will it cost in the year 2015?

Question 4: Joe's sister Jane has an I.Q. of 135. Joe has an I.Q. of around 120. Bob is one of Joe's friends and has an I.Q. greater than Jane. Rick is Bob's friend and has an I.Q. lower than Bob's but greater than Joe's. In order from lowest I.Q. to greatest I.Q. sort these people.

Rick, Jane, Bob, Joe

Joe, Rick, Jane, Bob.

Rick, Joe, Jane, Bob

Question 5: If you have an I.Q. of one in a million and there are around six billion people in the entire world then how many people share your I.Q.?

Note: This is speaking theoretically, or what is mathematically probable/possible.

60,000

6,000

600,000

Question 6: The common sequence of 1 1 2 3 5 8 13 and infinity is commonly known has <blank> Numbers.

Gaussian

Fibonacci

Euler's

Question 7: 3125 64 16 4?

1/4

1/16

Question 8: 81 9 64 8 49 7 36?

Question 9: Bob from the question above, has an I.Q. which is one-in-a-thousand. He steps into a room with ten thousand people. Theoretically how many
people will share his I.Q.?

100

1000

Question 10: Joe likes green, not yellow but he likes red. Which of these does he like: blue, purple, or brown?

Blue

Brown

Purple

Question 11: A A B C E?

Question 12: Joe divides a pizza in fourths. Then each fourth is divided into thirds how many pieces are there?

Question 13: I am thinking of a number. It is four digits long, and all the digits in it are odd and prime numbers. The first number is 1/4 of 2 * 3 * 2.
The second number is the square of the first number subtract 2. The third number divided by the fourth number is 1. The fourth number divided by
2 equals 1.5. What is this number?

5755

3733

2723

Question 14: All numbers dividable by two(excluding two itself) are even numbers. And furthermore, all numbers multiplied by two including two are even numbers. True or false?

False

True

True for some even numbers, but false for others

Question 15: 9 is a prime number?

Yes

No way to tell

Question 16: 3 5 2 4 7 9 6?

Question 17: The oxygen supply of your spacecraft will last for 30 hours. The distance you have to travel is 12 000 000 km in order to automatically get enough oxygen to survive(ignore how outlandish this may seem). The fastest you can travel is 400, 000km/h. Will you make it in time?

I don't know

Yes

Question 18: You can read at a speed of 450 words per second. On average a page in your book has 50,000 words. You have to read this 230 page book by three hours for whatever reasons. Will you read it in time?

Yes

I don't know

Question 19: Tuesday is to Mars has Thursday is to?

Thoth

Odin

Jupiter

Question 20: Chaos is to Set has Order is to?

Ptah

Ma'at

Menthu

Question 21: Horus is to Hawk has Thoth is to?

Vulture

Eagle

Ibis

Question 22: Dante is to Inferno has Virgil is to?

Lliad

Monad

Aenid

Question 23: Theocracy is to God has Kritocracy is to?

Monarchy

Judges

Wealthy

Question 24: Homer is to Moses has Iliad is to?

Torah

New Testament

Qu'ran

Question 25: Feminism is to Misogynist has Humanism is to?

Misandry

Misantrophy

Pessimism

Question 26: Suicide is to Self has Matricide is to?

Father

Mother

Child

Question 27: Heliocentric is to Sun has Geocentric is to?

Moon

Earth

Mars

Question 28: When unscrambled what is this word: YRAURBEF a name for?

A month

A city

A period of time

Question 29: When unscrambled what is this word: AITPHY a name for?

An Ancient Architect

A Female Philosopher and Mathematician

A Species of Bird

Question 30: When unscrambled what is this word: SCISYHPATEM a name for?

A Subject in the Paranormal/New Age

A Scientific Field

A Subject/Branch in/of Philosophy

Question 31: Aristotle, Plato, Epicurus, and Thales are all:

Philosophers

Scientists

Mathematicians

Question 32: Erdos, Newton, Leibniz, Einstein, and Gauss are all:

Scholars

Christians

Mathematicians

Question 33: Russell, Nash, Einstein, and Pauling are all:

Nobel Prize Laureates

Atheists

Mathematicians

Question 34: Donald Knuth, Alan Turing, Blaise Pascal, and Ada Lovelace are all?

Philosophers(or pioneers in this field)

Computer Scientists(or pioneers/founders in that field or worthy of mention in this field)

Physicians(or pioneers in the field of anatomy/medicine)

Question 35: Mercury is to Hermes as Aphrodite is to

Dianna

Athena

Venus

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