1. Which of the options correspond to the expression ax + by + bx + ay?

A. (a + b)(x + y)
B. a2xy + b2xy
C. 2(ab + xy)
D. 2axy + 2bxy

2. There are boys and girls in a class. The amount of boys is the double the amount of girls.
What option can not correspond the amount of students in the class?

A. 18
B. 21
C. 25
D. 33

3. Three identical rectangles are assembled into a larger rectangle, according to the figure.
The height of the large rectangle is 30 cm. What is the area of the large rectangle?

A. 300 cm2
B. 450 cm2
C. 600 cm2
D. 750 cm2
4. What is 10023?

A. 1 005 008 004

B. 1 006 012 008
C. 1 007 016 012
D. 3 000 000 006

5. f(x) = x2 + 2x - 5
g(x) = x2 - x + 1

What is x if f(x) = g(x)?

A. -1
B. - 2/5
C. 2
D. 6

6. What options correspond (x6)4?

A. x10
B. x24
C. x64
D. x1296

7. What is x if 0 = -2(x - 5) + 3(-x + 10)?

A. - 20
B. -4
C. 4
D. 8
8. Erik asked his 29 classmates how many hours they studied last weekend. The answers
are shown in a bar graph.

What is the median for the answers Erik got?

A. 3 hours
B. 3.5 hours
C. 4 hours
D. 7.5 hours

9. What is

A. 1/4
B. 4/3
C. - 7/2
D. - 12/5
10. 0 < x < 1 < y

What option is correct?

A. 0 < xy < x
B. 0 < xy < 1
C. x < xy < 1
D. x < xy < 1

11. The triangle ABC is inscribed in a circle. The circles midpoints M lies on the side AB.
The area of the triangle ACM is 5 cm2. What is the area of the triangle ABC?

A. 5 cm2
B. 10 cm2
C. 12 cm2
D. 14 cm2

12. x+y=a
x+y=b

What is x - y?

A. 2a - b
B. 3b + a
C. 3a - b
D. 2b + a
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13. Point E lies somewhere on the side BC of the square ABCD.

Quantity I: The total area of the triangle ABE and triangle CDE

Quantity II: The area of triangle ADE

A. I is bigger than II
B. II is bigger than I
C. I is equal to II
D. There is not enough information

14. Quantity I:

Quantity II:

A. I is bigger than II
B. II is bigger than I
C. I is equal to II
D. There is not enough information
16. Quantity I: 6.3 hours
Quantity II: 120 minutes

A. I is bigger than II
B. II is bigger than I
C. I is equal to II
D. There is not enough information

17. The mean av tre integers is 9. One of the integers is 2.

Quantity I: The largest number of the three integers

Quantity II: 16

A. I is bigger than II
B. II is bigger than I
C. I is equal to II
D. There is not enough information

18. Quantity I: 23

Quantity II:

A. I is bigger than II
B. II is bigger than I
C. I is equal to II
D. There is not enough information
19. The graph y = 2x + 1 is a linear line.

Quantity I: x-value for the point where the line intersects the x-axis

Quantity II: y-value for the point where the line intersects the y-axis

A. I is bigger than II
B. II is bigger than I
C. I is equal to II
D. There is not enough information

20. x(y) = 312

y < 24

Quantity I: 24

Quantity II: x

A. I is bigger than II
B. II is bigger than I
C. I is equal to II
D. There is not enough information

21. Quantity I: The area of a semicircle with the radius 4 cm

Quantity II: The area of a rectangle with the lengths 8 cm and 3 cm

A. I is bigger than II
B. II is bigger than I
C. I is equal to II
D. There is not enough information
22. x > 0
y0

Quantity I: x

Quantity II:

A. I is bigger than II
B. II is bigger than I
C. I is equal to II
D. There is not enough information

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23. Stina was going to buy a microwave oven and she has tow models to choose over.
How big was the difference between the ovens ordinary price?

(1) There was 35% discount on of the ovens and you then saved 595 kr compared to
ordinary price. There was 45% discount on the other over and you then saved 945 kr
compared to ordinary price.

(2) After leaving 35% respective 45% discount on the ovens, the price difference
between them is 50 kr.

Sufficient information for the solution is obtained

A. in (1) but not in (2)

B. in (2) but not in (1)
C. in (1) together with (2)
D. Through none of the statements
24. Six weights with the masses 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 respective 6 grams are placed in three boxes
with two weights in each box. Which weights are in the third box?

(1) The first box weighs in total 9 grams

(2) The second box weights in total 8 grams

Sufficient information for the solution is obtained

A. in (1) but not in (2)

B. in (2) but not in (1)
C. in (1) together with (2)
D. Through none of the statements

25. How many people are in the line?

(1) If 5 more people enter the line, the line will consist of more than 20 people.

(2) If 4 people leave the line, the line will consist of less than 13 people.

Sufficient information for the solution is obtained

A. in (1) but not in (2)

B. in (2) but not in (1)
C. in (1) together with (2)
D. Through none of the statements

26. A car and a motorcycle were driving along a straight road. What was the length of the
straight road?

(1) The difference in driving time between the vehicles was 90 seconds during the entire
ride.

(2) The motorcycles average speed for the entire ride was 10 m/s slower than the car.

Sufficient information for the solution is obtained

A. in (1) but not in (2)

B. in (2) but not in (1)
C. in (1) together with (2)
D. Through none of the statements
27. x and y are two positive integers.

(1) x = 3/8 and x > y

(2) x/y = 12.5

Sufficient information for the solution is obtained

A. in (1) but not in (2)

B. in (2) but not in (1)
C. in (1) together with (2)
D. Through none of the statements

28. Kalle is 24 years older than Lisa. How old is Lisa?

(1) Two years ago, Kalle was four times the age as Lisa.

(2) In 14 years, Kalle is twice as old as Lisa.

Sufficient information for the solution is obtained

A. in (1) but not in (2)

B. in (2) but not in (1)
C. in (1) together with (2)
D. Through none of the statements
Pets

The total amount of

dogs in Sweden 2012
and 2006, including
the different types of
households.

The total amount

of cats in Sweden
2012 and 2006,
including the
different types of
households.

The total amount of

households in
Sweden 2012 and
2006, including som
of the animals as
pets above.
29. In what type of household was the difference the greatest between the amount of
cats and dogs year 2012?

A. Household with children

B. Household without children
C. Household with one adult
D. Household with more than one adult

30. Assume that the households with birds have every other two birds and every other bird.
How many birds were there in households in 2006?

A. 65 000
B. 125 000
C. 145 000
D. 165 000

31. How many cats were there for every dog year 2012?

A. 0.9
B. 1.1
C. 1.5
D. 1.8
Movie Statistics 1963/64 - 2005

The amount of showed and hence premiered movies in Sweden 1963/64 - 2005, divided into
foreign (Utl), swedish (Sv) and co-produced (Sv m utl samprod) movies. In addition, the
number of visits and gross box offices are reported in kronor (swedish crowns) for the
displayed foreign and swedish movies.
32. Observe the gross box (bruttobiljettintkterna) for the shown swedish movies and the
gross box for the shown foreign movies 1984/85. How big was the difference?

A. 178 500 000 kr

B. 203 300 000 kr
C. 276 700 000 kr
D. 283 500 000 kr

33. In average, how many visits did a swedish movie have that was shown 1966/67?

A. 17 900
B. 20 100
C. 25 300
D. 31 000

34. Which movie year is being referred to?

Less than 15 million visits were registered for the total amount of shown movies, and less
than 2 million for the premiered movies. The foreign premiered movies were more than 200.

A. 1978/79
B. 1983/84
C. 1987/88
D. 1992/93
Researchers and teachers at universities and colleges
Research and teaching staff within various scientific areas at
Research and teaching staff in various service universities and colleges in Sweden 2001-2010.
categories at universities and colleges in Sweden
1995-2010.
35. What service categories changed the most, 37. How was the amount of research and
if you compare 2010 with 1995? teaching staff divided into scientific fields
year 2008?
A. Lecturers
B. Teachers
C. Other researching and teaching staff
D. Professors
36. What year was the amount of teachers larger than
the amount of lecturers, while the number of lecturers
was below 6 000?
A. 1998
B. 1999
C. 2003
D. 2005
Vreta
Floor plan of Vreta in the current municipality of Linkping
38. How long is the water route that can be 40. Assume that the oldest churchs eastern wall was once
seen on the drawing? consistent. How much of an area occupied the oldest
church and its contemporary buildings, if the
A. 45 m measurement includes the exterior walls?
B. 65 m
C. 90 m A. 50 m2
D. 170 m B. 100 m2
C. 140 m2
D. 330 m2
39. What lies 26 m west of the centre halls
midpoint?
A. Well
B. Farm
C. The entrance
D. Cloister