1.There is no point at which the values of the Fahrenheit and Celsius temperature systems meet each other.

True

False

2. If we carve a large rectangular lasagna into 16 equal pieces, and hungry Bryan eats two of these pieces before anyone else gets a chance, what remains is 87.5% of the original lasagna.

True

False

3. The following is precisely the issue I face when I visit Russia and spend time baking cookies there, with my good friend's son:

If a recipe requires that we bake something at 350 degrees F, but we are using a metric oven, we need to set the temperature of that oven to:

	a.	a temperature close to 180 degrees C. (within a few degrees)
	b.	a temperature close to 50 degrees C. (within a few degrees)
	c.	a temperature close to 160 degrees C. (within a few degrees)
	d.	a temperature close to 225 degrees C.(within a few degrees)
	e.

4.You have three kg of potatoes, and you want to share it equally among three people. Therefore each person will receive close to 2 lbs and 3 oz of the potatoes.

True

False

5

If you add 9 lbs 4 oz to 5 kg, the total weight (in lbs and oz) will be:

	a.	8 lbs
	b.	19 lbs 6 oz
	c.	20 lbs 4 oz.
	d.	38 lb 14 oz.
	e.	none of the above.

6.

When a certain number is multiplied by 8, and then 16 is subtracted, the result is 48. Therefore the certain number must be 6.

True

False

7.

If we add together 22 lbs + 10 kg, and express the answer in kg, that answer is:

	a.	30 kg.
	b.	32 kg.
	c.	12 kg.
	d.	20 kg.
	e.	none of the above.