EA Practice Test 14

10 free EA practice questions in the real exam format, covering the official content areas, with an explanation for every answer.

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Integrated Reasoning

For each of the following statements, select Yes if the statement is true based on the information in the table. Otherwise, select No.

The table shows the weekly schedule and average results for nine routes flown by Kestrel Airways, a fictional regional airline.

Kestrel Airways: route data (weekly averages)
Route	Flights per week	Seats per flight	Load factor (%)	Average one-way fare ($)
Austin–Denver	14	150	80	180
Boston–Chicago	21	180	85	160
Charlotte–Miami	10	150	90	140
Dallas–Phoenix	12	160	75	170
Detroit–Orlando	7	180	95	200
Houston–Tampa	9	140	70	150
Miami–Nashville	8	150	80	190
Portland–Reno	5	120	60	130
Seattle–San Diego	14	180	90	210

Load factor = percentage of seats filled. Passengers per week = flights × seats × load factor. Fare revenue = passengers × average fare.

	Yes	No
Boston–Chicago carried more passengers per week than any other route.
The route with the highest load factor generated more weekly fare revenue than Dallas–Phoenix.
If Portland–Reno's load factor rose to 80% with nothing else changed, it would still carry fewer passengers per week than any other route.

Select one option in each row.