Q1: 1. What is the solution set for the inequality 2x + 3 < 7?

• A) x < 2
• B) x > 2
• C) x < 3
• D) x > 3

Q2: 2. A store sells T-shirts for $10 each. A customer wants to buy more than 5 T-shirts. Which inequality represents this situation?

• A) 5x < 10
• B) 5x > 10
• C) x < 5
• D) x > 5

Q3: 3. Which inequality represents the statement: "A number is at least 8"?

• A) x < 8
• B) x > 8
• C) x ≤ 8
• D) x ≥ 8

Q4: 4. A company requires at least 100 employees to run a project. If x represents the number of employees, which inequality represents this situation?

• A) x ≤ 100
• B) x < 100
• C) x ≥ 100
• D) x > 100

Q5: 5. If 4x - 5 > 7, what is the value of x?

• A) x < 3
• B) x > 3
• C) x < 3.5
• D) x > 3.5

Q6: 6. Jenny has $50 to spend on a dress. The dress she wants to buy costs more than $30. Which inequality represents this situation?

• A) x ≤ 30
• B) x < 30
• C) x ≥ 30
• D) x > 30

Q7: 7. Solve the inequality 3x + 4 ≤ 16.

• A) x ≤ 4
• B) x ≥ 4
• C) x ≤ 4.5
• D) x ≥ 4.5

Q8: 8. A car rental company charges a daily rate of $40. To rent a car for more than 3 days, which inequality represents the situation?

• A) 3x ≤ 40
• B) 3x < 40
• C) x ≥ 3
• D) x > 3

Q9: 9. If 2(x - 1) > 6, what is the solution for x?

• A) x < 5
• B) x > 5
• C) x < 4
• D) x > 4

Q10: 10. A garden needs at least 20 liters of water per day. If x represents the amount of water in liters, which inequality represents this requirement?

• A) x < 20
• B) x > 20
• C) x ≤ 20
• D) x ≥ 20

Q11: 11. Solve the inequality 5x - 2 ≥ 13.

• A) x ≤ 3
• B) x ≥ 3
• C) x ≥ 3.0
• D) x ≤ 3.0

Q12: 12. A soccer team needs to score more than 3 goals to win. Which inequality represents the number of goals the team needs to score?

• A) x ≤ 3
• B) x < 3
• C) x > 3
• D) x ≥ 3

Q13: 13. If 3(2x - 1) < 15, what is the value of x?

• A) x < 3
• B) x > 3
• C) x < 3.5
• D) x > 3.5

Q14: 14. A farmer needs to plant at least 50 trees in a field. Which inequality represents the number of trees the farmer needs to plant?

• A) x ≤ 50
• B) x < 50
• C) x > 50
• D) x ≥ 50

Q15: 15. Solve the inequality 4x + 7 < 23.

• A) x < 4
• B) x > 4
• C) x < 4.0
• D) x > 4.0

Q16: 16. A bakery sells cakes for more than $20 each. Which inequality represents the price of the cakes?

• A) x ≤ 20
• B) x < 20
• C) x > 20
• D) x ≥ 20

Q17: 17. If 2(x + 3) ≥ 14, what is the solution for x?

• A) x ≤ 5
• B) x ≥ 5
• C) x ≤ 4
• D) x ≥ 4

Q18: 18. A school requires at least 30 students to start a new class. Which inequality represents the number of students needed?

• A) x < 30
• B) x > 30
• C) x ≤ 30
• D) x ≥ 30

Q19: 19. Solve the inequality 6x - 8 ≤ 22.

• A) x ≤ 5
• B) x ≥ 5
• C) x ≤ 5.0
• D) x ≥ 5.0

Q20: 20. A company needs to produce more than 100 units to meet the demand. Which inequality represents the production requirement?

• A) x ≤ 100
• B) x < 100
• C) x > 100
• D) x ≥ 100

Q21: 21. If 3(2x - 2) > 12, what is the value of x?

• A) x < 4
• B) x > 4
• C) x < 4.5
• D) x > 4.5

Q22: 22. A restaurant needs to serve at least 50 customers per day. Which inequality represents the number of customers served?

• A) x ≤ 50
• B) x < 50
• C) x > 50
• D) x ≥ 50

Q23: 23. Solve the inequality 7x + 3 < 38.

• A) x ≤ 5
• B) x ≥ 5
• C) x ≤ 5.0
• D) x ≥ 5.0

Q24: 24. A bookstore sells books for more than $15 each. Which inequality represents the price of the books?

• A) x ≤ 15
• B) x < 15
• C) x > 15
• D) x ≥ 15

Q25: 25. If 4(x - 2) ≥ 12, what is the solution for x?

• A) x ≤ 5
• B) x ≥ 5
• C) x ≤ 4
• D) x ≥ 4