Free SSAT Middle Level Exam Questions That Helps Candidates Pass

Same denominator → add numerators: 4+5=9. Wait correction: 4+5=9, not 10. But expression is 4/9+5/9=9/9=1. Correct answer: D (1).

(2/5)×50=20. Correction: correct answer is C (20).

The sentimental memory of the person makes it valuable.

“Sturdy” means strong and durable.

Order of operations is crucial. First calculate squares: 62=366^2 = 36, 42=164^2 = 16. Subtract: 36−16=2036 - 16 = 20. Denominator: 3×2=63 \times 2 = 6. Division: 20÷6=3.33...20 \div 6 = 3.33.... None matches exactly, so recheck. Did we mis-evaluate? The given is (36−16)÷6=20÷6=10/3(36 - 16) \div 6 = 20 \div 6 = 10/3. Not listed. Maybe a misprint? Let’s test: If denominator was “(3 + 2)” then 20/5=420/5 = 4, which is choice B. In SSAT-type items, distractors often come from misusing order. Correct reasoning yields 10/310/3. But based on choices, B (4) is the intended. Strategy: carefully compute exponents, then apply PEMDAS.