PUPCET

• In the 1990’s, the People’s Republic of China grew economically, territorially, and culturally.
• Latin is practically a dead language, spoken only by students, academics, and the Catholic clergy.
• In November 29, 1890, the Imperial Japanese Diet convened for the first time.
• The financial expert which flew in to advise the president, came from London.
• In 2010, Harvard University had an acceptance rate of 6.9%, and will have rejected students with perfect SAT scores.
• Akihiro tried to acquire as many of the valuable and groundbreaking knowledge as he can from the lecture.
• Ateneo’s rank of 307 in the 2010 QS University rankings is far ahead of La Salle, ranked 451.
• The Continental Congress is drafting a constitution for the delegates they will address in June.
• If every ⊗ represents 500,000 casualties, how many casualties are represented by this set of symbols?
• The equation f(x) ≈ bx is a possible value of x in the equation f(x) ≈ bx, what should be the value of base b?
• The mode of the given set of numbers is 22.
• The area of a triangle with a base of 5 and a height of 6 is 4.
• The surface area of a cylinder with a height of 5 and a radius of 4 is 72π2.
• The slope of line λ is the slope of line λ, which has an equation of x = − 2( y + 4).
• The domain of the given expression is the set of all real numbers excluding ±4.
• Xabi Alonso’s shot was wide off the mark and the goalkeeper Casillias did not have to make a save.
• The proposal made by the British Labour Party was in opposition of privatization of state holdings.
• Just like National Bookstore, Barnes & Noble sells stationery, writing tools, and other items.
• Togo: Japan
• New York: U.S.A
• Raffles: Hong Kong d
• Logophilia: Pictures c
• Sweltering: Sun 162
• Madrid: Spain -- ___:____ a
• Magnets: Poles d
• Retrophilia: Disco Music d
• Phnom Penh: Cambodia c
• Washingt on: U.S.A
• Mastication: To Chew a
• Napoleon: France c
• Almaty: Kazakhstan d
• Xylophilia: Wood — ___:____ 163
• Application: To Reject b
• Petroph ilia: Rock art or structures a
• Elimination: Obstruction d
• L’Ouverture: Haiti b
• Anglophilia: Britain b
• Destruction: Edification c
• Credible: Justifiable d
• Sydney: Australia