A) They both avoid using logic or patterns. B) They are both forms of intellectual play. C) They both lack any form of structure or rules. D) They are both primarily concerned with biology.
A) A dry, formal activity. B) An activity that is exclusively for outsiders. C) An activity based on random chance. D) A loose, irreverent activity.
A) Expository B) Exoteric C) Extemporaneous D) Esoteric
A) They avoid comparing mathematicians to other disciplines. B) They are only understood by professional mathematicians. C) They rely on advanced calculus proofs. D) They are intelligible to outsiders.
A) They are afraid of calculus. B) They do not understand binary. C) They are adders. D) They are too busy with logs.
A) cabin + log(C) B) log(cabin) - C C) 1/cabin + C D) log(cabin) + C
A) The cabinet capacity. B) The constant of integration. C) A complex variable. D) The cabin's coordinates.
A) One in the octal system. B) Ten in the decimal system. C) Two in the binary system. D) Zero in the binary system.
A) March and May. B) January and February. C) August and November. D) October and December.
A) 28 B) 25 C) 21 D) 31
A) Calculus B) Humor C) Logic D) Mathematics
A) Logic B) They are both disorganized. C) Economical D) Structure
A) A log table B) A snake pit C) A houseboat D) A binary system
A) Only other mathematicians. B) Inanimate mathematical objects. C) Ordinary folk or other disciplines. D) Historical figures exclusively.
A) A mistake in logic. B) A second non-technical meaning. C) A lack of structure. D) A complex geometric proof.
A) Hang up and try again in ten minutes B) Multiply the number by i C) Rotate your handset ninety degrees D) Take the square root of the number
A) You are imaginary B) Be rational C) Stay constant D) Get real
A) Get real B) You are a transcendental number C) Go away D) Be rational
A) Working better than engineers B) Being overly practical C) Ignoring abstract concepts D) Losing touch with the real world
A) One B) Three C) Zero D) Two
A) The measurement was wrong B) If one more person enters, it will be empty C) Two people are still inside D) The house is physically impossible
A) Wales B) Scotland C) England D) Ireland
A) A white cow B) A horse C) A black sheep D) A black dog
A) The physicist is correct B) At least one sheep in Scotland is black C) All sheep in Scotland are black D) At least one sheep has at least one side that appears black
A) Indifferent B) Careless C) Averse D) Eager
A) It is too simple B) It is mathematically incorrect C) It requires too much data D) It is physically nonsensical
A) The employee's uniform B) False precision C) A miscount of the days D) The age of the dinosaur
A) The square root sign B) The derivative symbol C) The integral sign D) The infinity symbol
A) The Greek letter omega B) The number 3 C) The letter epsilon D) The constant pi
A) The number 4 B) The decimal point C) The digit 6 D) The entire numerator
A) Division by six B) Sixth root C) Logarithm D) Square root
A) Mock mathematics B) Non-mathematician's math C) Advanced calculus jokes D) Pure logic proofs
A) Addition of imaginary numbers B) Multiplication by infinity C) Subtraction of negative integers D) Division by zero
A) They are rational numbers B) They have no digits C) The numbers are negative D) The decimal expansion never ends
A) Multiplying by a B) Adding b to both sides C) Dividing by (a - b) D) Factoring the equation
A) Algebraic laws B) Formal proofs C) Humorous folklore D) Rigorous calculations
A) Seemingly plausible but impossible B) Calculated by computers C) Completely random D) Mathematically sound
A) The equation becomes 1=2 B) The equation remains balanced C) You are forced to divide by zero D) The variables disappear
A) 42.0000 B) 69.0000 C) 420.0000 D) 867.5309
A) The Hitchhiker's Guide B) Sagan's Millions C) The Number Song D) 867-5309/Jenny
A) JPEG B) PNG C) TIFF D) GIF
A) The length of a standard telephone number B) The number of stars in a constellation C) A mathematical constant for speed D) Cannabis consumption
A) Because seven is greater than six B) Because seven is a prime number C) Because seven is an unlucky number D) Because seven ate nine
A) April 20 B) July 42 C) August 69 D) March 86
A) A420420 B) A182369 C) A000069 D) A000042
A) 8 B) 5 C) 1 D) 2
A) ESSO B) BOOBIES C) SHELL OIL D) HELLO
A) Leonhard Euler B) Alfréd Rényi C) Leigh Mercer D) Isaac Newton
A) As a derivative B) As the base-10 logarithm C) As the natural logarithm D) As the binary logarithm
A) Division B) Sublimation C) Integration D) Homeomorphism
A) pre B) co C) re D) de |