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ALT Question of the day: Choose the best revision of the sentence below: The purpose of television was invented to entertain, not to take over one's life. If you think that you may be a TV addict, make a change. It's never too late. a. no change b. The purpose of television was invented for entertaining. c. The purpose of television is to entertain. d. Television's purpose was invented to entertain.
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ALT Question of the day: A group of students fills an entire row in the school auditorium. Counting from the left, Matt is seated in the fourth chair in the row; counting from the right, he is seated in the fifteenth chair in the row. What is the total number of chairs in this row? a. 11 b. 12 c. 18 d. 19 e. 20
ALT The correct answer is c. 18. Counting from the right side, Matt is in the fifteenth chair, so you know that there are at least 15 seats; eliminate choices A and B. Counting from the left side, he's in the fourth chair, so there must be three seats to the left of him. That means that there are a total of 15 3 = 18 seats (choice C). Therefore, choices D and E are too large. The test prep you need to succeed. Visit the link in the caption of this post and begin your prep today.
