Locating Information Flashcards
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A diagram of a warehouse uses a legend where a triangle means 'fire extinguisher.' You count 5 triangles on the map. How many fire extinguishers are in the warehouse?
Answer: 5
Each triangle represents one fire extinguisher, and there are 5.
A two-row table compares Product A ($12, 2 lbs) and Product B ($18, 4 lbs). Which product costs more per pound?
Answer: Product A
Product A is $6/lb while Product B is $4.50/lb, so A costs more per pound.
On a coordinate grid, point X is at column 3, row 2. Moving 2 columns right and 1 row up places you at which location?
Answer: Column 5, row 3
3+2 columns and 2+1 rows gives column 5, row 3.
A gauge reads between 40 and 60 with the needle exactly halfway. What value does it show?
Answer: 50
Halfway between 40 and 60 is 50.
A delivery form lists Order #482 with quantity 3 boxes at $25 each. What is the total order value?
Answer: $75
3 boxes times $25 equals $75.
A flowchart shows: Start → Inspect → if Defective, Reject; if Good, Ship. An item passes inspection. What happens next?
Answer: Ship
A good item follows the 'Ship' branch.
A seating chart shows Table 1 seats 4, Table 2 seats 6, and Table 3 seats 4. How many people can be seated in total?
Answer: 14
4 + 6 + 4 equals 14 seats.