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Quantitative Comparison Questions

Each of the following questions consists of two quantities, Quantity A and Quantity

B. You are to compare the two quantities. You may use additional information

centered above the two quantities if additional information is given. Choose

A if Quantity A is greater

B if Quantity B is greater

C if the two quantities are equal

D if the relationship between the two quantities cannot be determined

In a jar that contains only black and white marbles, the number of

black marbles is more than double the number of white marbles.

QUANTITY A QUANTITY B

1. A B C D

There are more boys than girls at Brownwood School.

QUANTITY A QUANTITY B

2. A B C D

The ratio of 12 to x equals the ratio of x to 3.

QUANTITY A QUANTITY B

3. x 6 A B C D

The ratio of a company’s revenues to its expenses is 5:4.

QUANTITY A QUANTITY B

4. A B C D

a, b, and c are integers, where c < 25. The ratio of a to b is 5 to 12,

and the ratio of b to c is 4 to 7.

QUANTITY A QUANTITY B

5. a 5 A B C D

The ratio of white

marbles to all the

marbles in the jar

1 to 3

The current ratio

of boys to girls at

Brownwood School

The ratio of boys to

girls at Brownwood

School if 10 additional

girls and 20 additional

boys enroll

The ratio of the

company’s profits to

its expenses

1

4

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