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Chapter 2 The Economic Problem

1) The production possibilities frontier is the boundary between
A) those combinations of goods and services that can be produced and those that can be consumed.
B) those resources that are limited and those that are unlimited.
C) those combinations of goods and services that can be produced and those that cannot.
D) those wants that are limited and those that are unlimited.

2) The production possibilities frontier is
A) upward sloping and reflects unlimited choices.
B) upward sloping and reflects tradeoffs in choices.
C) downward sloping and reflects unlimited choices.
D) downward sloping and reflects tradeoffs in choices.

3) The production possibilities frontier illustrates
A) all goods that can be produced by an economy
B) the combination of goods and services that can be produced efficiently
C) all goods and services that are desired but cannot be produced due to scarce resources.
D) all possible production of capital goods

4) Which of the following is NOT true concerning a society's production possibilities frontier (PPF)?
A) It reveals the maximum amount of any two goods that can be produced from a given quantity of resources.
B) Tradeoffs occur when moving along a PPF.
C) Production efficiency occurs when production is on the frontier itself.
D) Consumers will receive equal benefits from the two goods illustrated in the PPF.

5) Production efficiency occurs when production ________.
A) is at a point beyond the production possibilities frontier
B) is on the production possibilities frontier or inside it
C) is at any attainable point
D) is on the production possibilities frontier





6) A point outside a production possibilities frontier indicates
A) that resources are not being used efficiently.
B) an output combination that society cannot attain given its current level of resources and technology.
C) that resources are being used very efficiently.
D) that both goods are characterized by increasing costs.

7) On the vertical axis, the production possibilities frontier shows ________; on the horizontal axis, the production possibilities frontier shows ________.
A) the quantity of a good; the number of workers employed to produce the good
B) the quantity of a good; the price of the good
C) the quantity of a good; a weighted average of resources used to produce the good
D) the quantity of one good; the quantity of another good

8) The above figure illustrates that if this country wishes to move from its current production point (labeled "Current") and have 10 more tons of food, it can do this by producing
A) 10 more tons of clothing.
B) 10 fewer tons of clothing.
C) 5 more tons of clothing.
D) 5 fewer tons of clothing.




9) Production efficiency can be defined as
A) producing outside the production possibilities frontier.
B) minimizing opportunity cost.
C) being able to produce more of one good only if less of another is produced.
D) providing for the immediate needs of the greatest proportion of the population

10) A reduction in the amount of unemployment
A) shifts the production possibilities frontier outward.
B) moves the economy's point of production closer to the production possibilities frontier.
C) moves the economy's point of production along the production possibilities frontier.
D) moves the economy's point of production further away from the production possibilities

11) A point inside a production possibilities frontier
A) could indicate that some resources are unemployed or misallocated.
B) is unattainable.
C) is more efficient than points on the production possibilities frontier.
D) implies that too much capital and not enough labor are being used.

12) Refer to the production possibilities frontier in the figure above. Which production point indicates that resources are NOT fully utilized or are misallocated?
A) Point a
B) Point b
C) Point c
D) Point e

13) Refer to the production possibilities frontier in the figure above. Which production point is unattainable?
A) Point a
B) Point b
C) Point c
D) Point e

14) Refer to the production possibilities frontier in the figure above. Production point ________ represents an ________ production point.
A) b; unattainable.
B) c; unattainable.
C) e; inefficient.
D) c; inefficient.

15) In the figure above, moving from production at point d to production at point a requires
A) technological change.
B) a decrease in unemployment.
C) decreasing the output of consumer goods in order to boost the output of capital goods.
D) both capital accumulation and a decrease in unemployment.

16) Refer to the production possibilities frontier in the figure above. If the country moves from point a to point c, the opportunity cost of the move is
A) 30 million capital goods.
B) 20 million capital goods.
C) 10 million capital goods.
D) 10 million consumption goods

17) Point C on the production possibilities frontier in the above diagram illustrates
A) a point with maximum and efficient production of Goods A and Goods B
B) a combination of goods and services that cannot be produced efficiently
C) all goods and services that are desired but cannot be produced due to scarce resources.
D) an underutilization of resources

18) In the above figure, which point represents an unattainable production combination of the two goods?
A) Point C
B) Point L
C) Point D
D) Point N

19) In the above figure, which point represents an attainable but inefficient production point?
A) Point C
B) Point N
C) Point L
D) Point D





20) A tradeoff is
A) represented by a point inside a PPF.
B) represented by a point outside a PPF.
C) a constraint that requires giving up one thing to get another.
D) a transaction at a price either above or below the equilibrium price.

21) Opportunity cost is
A) the best choice that can be made.
B) the highest-valued alternative forgone.
C) the monetary cost.
D) the indirect cost.

22) On a diagram of a production possibilities frontier, opportunity cost is represented by
A) a point on the horizontal axis.
B) a point on the vertical axis.
C) a ray through the origin.
D) the slope of the production possibilities frontier, which indicates that to get more of one good requires less of another.

23) When operating on its PPF, a country can produce 2 tonsof butter and 200 cars OR 3 tons of butter and 150 cars. The opportunity cost of 1 ton of butter is ________ cars per ton of butter.
A) 300
B) 200
C) 50
D) 0.75

Point

Production of grain

(tons)

Production of cars

(cars)

A

0

30

B

2

28

C

4

24

D

6

18

E

8

10

F

10

0

24) The table above lists six points on the production possibilities frontier for grain and cars. Given this information, which of the following combinations is unattainable?
A) 6 tons of grain and 18 cars
B) 4 tons of grain and 26 cars
C) 2 tons of grain and 27 cars
D) 7 tons of grain and 10 cars

25) The table above lists six points on the production possibilities frontier for grain and cars. From this information you can conclude that production is inefficient if this economy produces
A) 6 tons of grain and 18 cars.
B) 4 tons of grain and 26 cars.
C) 2 tons of grain and 27 cars.
D) 8 tons of grain and 10 cars.

26) The table above lists six points on the production possibilities frontier for grain and cars. What is the opportunity cost of producing the 5th ton of grain?
A) 16 cars
B) 6 cars
C) 3 cars
D) 2 cars

27) The table above lists six points on the production possibilities frontier for grain and cars. What is the opportunity cost of producing the 26th car?
A) 2 tons of grain
B) 4 tons of grain
C) 0.25 tons of grain
D) 0.5 tons of grain

28) The opportunity cost of moving from point a to point b in the above figure is ________.
A) zero
B) 3/2 pairs of socks per sweater
C) 3 pairs of socks
D) 2 sweaters


29) The production possibilities frontier bows outward because
A) opportunity costs are decreasing as the production of a good increases.
B) opportunity costs are increasing as the production of a good increases.
C) opportunity costs are fixed as the production of a good increases.
D) resources are of uniform quality.

30) Increasing opportunity cost while moving along a production possibilities frontier is the result of
A) taxes.
B) firms' needs to produce profits.
C) the fact that it is more difficult to use resources efficiently the more society produces.
D) the fact that resources are not equally productive in alternative uses.

31) Economic growth means
A) an expansion of production.
B) an inward shift of the PPF.
C) an outward shift of the PPF.
D) Both answers A and C are correct.


32) Economic growth is the result of all of the following except
A) technological change.
B) capital accumulation.
C) opportunity cost.
D) investment in human capital.

33) The production possibilities frontier shifts as
A) tastes and preferences change.
B) the money supply grows or shrinks.
C) technology changes.
D) the unemployment rate changes.

34) An increase in the nation's capital stock will
A) shift the PPF outward.
B) cause a movement along the PPF up and to the left.
C) cause a movement along the PPF down and to the right.
D) move the nation from producing within the PPF to producing at a point closer to the PPF.

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Chapter 3

1) Wants, as opposed to demands,
A) are the unlimited desires of the consumer
B) are the goods the consumer plans to acquire.
C) are the goods the consumer has acquired.
D) depend on the price

2) Demands differ from wants because
A) demands are unlimited, whereas wants are limited by income.
B) wants require a plan to acquire a good but demands require no such plan.
C) wants imply a decision about which demands to satisfy, while demands involve no specific plan to acquire the good.
D) demands reflect a decision about which wants to satisfy and a plan to buy the good, while wants are unlimited and involve no specific plan to acquire the good.

3) Scarcity guarantees that
A) demands will exceed wants.
B) wants will exceed demands.
C) demands will be equal to wants.
D) most demands will be satisfied.

4) The quantity demanded is
A) always equal to the equilibrium quantity.
B) independent of the price of the good.
C) the amount of a good that consumers plan to purchase at a particular price.
D) independent of consumers' buying plans.

5) The "law of demand" states that changes in
A) demand are related directly to changes in supply.
B) the quantity demanded of a good are not related to changes in the quantity supplied.
C) the quantity demanded of a good are inversely related to changes in its price.
D) demand are inversely related to changes in supply.

6) The "law of demand" is illustrated by a
A) rightward shift of the demand curve.
B) leftward shift of the demand curve.
C) movement along the demand curve.
D) Both answers A and B are correct.






7) The "law of demand" states that, other thing remaining the same, the higher
A) the price of a good, the lower is the demand for this good.
B) consumers' incomes, the greater is the demand.
C) the price of a good, the higher is the quantity demanded.
D) the price of a good, the smaller is the quantity demanded.

8) The law of demand implies that demand curves
A) slope down.
B) slope up.
C) shift rightward whenever the price rises.
D) shift leftward whenever the price rises.

9) The law of demand states that the quantity of a good demanded varies
A) inversely with its price.
B) inversely with the price of substitute goods.
C) directly with income.
D) directly with population.

10) Pizza is a normal good. When the price of a pizza decreases from $14 to $12,
A) the income effect means people buy less pizza.
B) the income effect means people buy more pizza.
C) the quantity demanded of pizza will not change.
D) None of the above answers is correct.

11) If the price of an apple increases from 50¢ to 60¢, the quantity demanded will decrease because of
A) the substitution effect only.
B) the income effect only.
C) a change in income.
D) the substitution and income effects.

12) When the price of an inferior good falls, the substitution effect leads to ________ in the quantity purchased and the income effect leads to ________ in the quantity purchased.
A) an increase; an increase
B) an increase; a decrease
C) a decrease; an increase
D) a decrease; a decrease

13) The negative slope of the demand curve indicates that there is ________ relationship between the price and the quantity demanded.
A) a direct
B) an inverse
C) a positive
D) no relationship


14) A substitute is a good
A) that can be used in place of another good.
B) that is not used in place of another good.
C) of lower quality than another good.
D) of higher quality than another good.

15) People buy more of good 1 when the price of good 2 rises. These goods are
A) complements.
B) substitutes.
C) normal goods.
D) inferior goods.

16) A complement is a good
A) of lower quality than another good.
B) used in conjunction with another good.
C) used instead of another good.
D) of higher quality than another good.

17) Suppose people buy more of good 1 when the price of good 2 falls. These goods are
A) complements.
B) substitutes.
C) normal.
D) inferior.

18) Which of the following shifts the demand curve for oranges?
A) disastrous weather that destroys about half of this year's orange crop
B) a decrease in the price of a pound of bananas, a substitute in consumption for oranges
C) an increase in the price of the fuel used to transport oranges to supermarkets
D) great weather that produces a bumper orange crop this year

19) An increase the expected future price of a good
A) increases its demand.
B) decreases its demand.
C) increases its supply.
D) has no effect on either its demand or its supply.

20) Which of the following increases the demand for a normal good?
A) a decrease in income
B) an decrease in the price of a substitute
C) an increase in the price of a complement
D) The price of the good is expected to increase in the future.





21) If consumers' incomes increase and the demand for bus rides decreases
A) bus rides are a normal good.
B) consumers are behaving irrationally.
C) bus rides are an inferior good.
D) none of the above

22) If the price of chocolate rises, then
A) the demand curve shifts rightward.
B) the demand curve shifts leftward.
C) there is a movement downward along the demand curve.
D) there is a movement upward along the demand curve.

23) Which of the following statements is correct?
A) A change in the quantity demanded means a shift in the demand curve.
B) A change in demand means a movement along the demand curve.
C) A change in demand and change in quantity demanded means the same thing.
D) A change in demand means a shift in the demand curve while change in the quantity demanded means a movement along the demand curve.

24) In the above figure, an increase in the quantity demanded is represented by a movement from point d to
A) point b only.
B) point c only.
C) point a.
D) both points b and c.

25) In the figure above, which movement reflects an increase in demand?
A) from point a to point e
B) from point a to point b
C) from point a to point c
D) from point a to point d

26) In the figure above, which movement reflects a decrease in demand?
A) from point a to point e
B) from point a to point b
C) from point a to point c
D) from point a to point d

27) In the figure above, which movement reflects a decrease in quantity demanded but NOT a decrease in demand?
A) from point a to point e
B) from point a to point b
C) from point a to point c
D) from point a to point d

28) In the figure above, which movement reflects how consumers would react to an increase in the price of a non-fruit snack?
A) from point a to point e
B) from point a to point b
C) from point a to point c
D) from point a to point d

29) In the figure above, which movement reflects an increase in the price of a substitute for fruit snacks?
A) from point a to point e
B) from point a to point b
C) from point a to point c
D) from point a to point d

30) In the figure above, which movement reflects an increase in the price of a complement for fruit snacks?
A) from point a to point e
B) from point a to point b
C) from point a to point c
D) from point a to point d

31) Which of the following is NOT one of the factors that influences the supply of a product?
A) technology
B) income
C) number of suppliers
D) expected future prices

32) The quantity supplied of a good is
A) the same thing as the quantity demanded at each price.
B) the amount that the producers are planning to sell at a particular price during a given time period.
C) equal to the difference between the quantity available and the quantity desired by all consumers and producers.
D) the amount the firm would sell if it faced no resource constraints.

33) The "law of supply" states that, other things remaining the same, firms produce
A) more of a good the less it costs to produce it.
B) less of a good the more it costs to produce it.
C) more of a good the higher its price.
D) less of a good as the required resources become scarcer.

34) The "law of supply" refers to the fact that, all other things remaining the same, when the price of a good rises
A) the supply curve shifts leftward.
B) the supply curve shifts rightward.
C) there is a movement up along the supply curve to a larger quantity supplied.
D) there is a movement down along the supply curve to a smaller quantity supplied.

35) Which of the following explains why supply curves slope upward?
A) prices and income
B) increasing marginal cost
C) resources and technology
D) substitutes in production and complements in production

36) Each point on a supply curve represents
A) the highest price buyers will pay for the good.
B) the lowest price for which a supplier can profitably sell another unit.
C) the lowest price buyers will accept per unit of the good.
D) the highest price sellers can get for each unit over time.

37) Because of increasing marginal cost, most supply curves
A) are horizontal.
B) are vertical.
C) have a negative slope.
D) have a positive slope.

38) Which of the following is NOT held constant while moving along a supply curve?
A) expected future prices
B) the number of sellers
C) the price of the good itself
D) prices of factors of production

39) The supply curve is graphed with the
A) quantity of one good on the vertical axis and the quantity of another good on the horizontal axis.
B) quantity of one good on the vertical axis and the price of another good on the horizontal axis.
C) quantity of a good on the vertical axis and its price on the horizontal axis.
D) quantity of a good on the horizontal axis and its price on the vertical axis

40) In the above figure, what is the minimum supply price for the fourth gallon of ice cream?
A) $2.00
B) $3.00
C) $4.00
D) $5.00

41) Changes in which of the following items will shift the supply curve of hamburgers?
A) a rise in the price of soda, a complement for hamburgers
B) new research that establishes a link between hamburgers and heart problems
C) an increase in the price of meat used to produce hamburgers
D) an economy-wide decrease in income because of a long recession

42) If a producer can use resources to produce either good A or good B, then A and B are
A) complements in production.
B) substitutes in production.
C) substitutes in consumption.
D) complements in consumption.

43) Good A and good B are substitutes in production. The demand for good A increases so that the price of good A rises. The increase in the price of good A shifts the
A) demand curve for good B leftward.
B) demand curve for good B rightward.
C) supply curve of good B leftward.
D) supply curve of good B rightward.

44) A bakery can produce either cakes or s. If the price of s rises, then
A) the supply curve of cake shifts leftward.
B) the supply curve of cake shifts rightward.
C) there is a movement downward along the supply curve of cakes.
D) there is a movement upward along the supply curve of cakes.

45) Which of the following decreases the supply of popcorn?
A) a decrease in the price of popcorn
B) an increase in the price of popcorn
C) a technological advance in the production of popcorn
D) a decrease in the number of popcorn producers

46) Consider the figure above showing supply curves for soft drinks. Suppose the economy is at point a. A movement to point c could be the result of
A) a decrease in technology.
B) a decrease in the relative price of a soft drink.
C) an increase in the relative price of a soft drink.
D) an increase in the money price of a soft drink.

47)Consider the figure above showing supply curves for soft drinks. Suppose the economy is at point a. An increase in the price of a soft drink is shown as a movement from point a to
A) none of the points that are illustrated.
B) point b.
C) point c.
D) point d.

48) Consider the figure above showing supply curves for soft drinks. Suppose the economy is at point a. A movement to point d would be the result of
A) an increase in technology.
B) a decrease in the relative price of a soft drink.
C) an increase in the relative price of a soft drink.
D) an increase in the number of soft drink suppliers.

49) Which of the following shifts the supply curve for good X leftward?
A) a situation in which quantity demanded exceeds quantity supplied
B) an increase in the cost of the machinery used to produce X
C) a technological advance in the production of X
D) a decrease in the wages of workers employed to produce X

50) If the price of chocolate falls, then
A) the supply curve of chocolate shifts rightward.
B) the supply curve of chocolate shifts leftward.
C) there is a movement downward along the supply curve of chocolate.
D) there is a movement upward along the supply curve of chocolate.

51) In a supply and demand figure, the equilibrium price and quantity are found at the
A) point where quantity supplied equals quantity demanded.
B) horizontal intercept of the demand curve.
C) vertical intercept of the supply curve.
D) horizontal intercept of the supply and the demand curves.

52) The equilibrium price is the price at which the quantity
A) sold equals the quantity bought.
B) demanded equals the quantity sold.
C) demanded equals the quantity supplied.
D) supplied equals the quantity bought.

53) When the quantity demanded equals quantity supplied
A) the government must be intervening in the market.
B) there is a surplus.
C) there is a shortage.
D) none of the above



54) A price below the equilibrium price results in
A) a surplus.
B) a shortage.
C) excess supply.
D) a further price fall.




55) Which of the following correctly describes how price adjustments eliminate a shortage?
A) As the price rises, the quantity demanded decreases while the quantity supplied increases.
B) As the price rises, the quantity demanded increases while the quantity supplied decreases.
C) As the price falls, the quantity demanded decreases while the quantity supplied increases.
D) As the price falls, the quantity demanded increases while the quantity supplied decreases.

56) If the quantity of textbooks supplied is 10,000 per year and the quantity of textbooks demanded is 12,000 per year, there is a ________ in the market and the price will ________.
A) shortage; rise
B) shortage; fall
C) surplus; rise
D) surplus; fall

Price

(dollars per pound)

Quantity

supplied

(pounds)

Quantity

demanded

(pounds)

3

1

7

4

2

5

5

4

4

6

5

2

7

6

1

57) The above table shows the demand schedule and supply schedule for chocolate chip s. What is the equilibrium quantity and equilibrium price for chocolate chip s?
A) 7 pounds, $3.00 per pound
B) 2 pounds, $3.00 per pound
C) 2 pounds, $6.00 per pound
D) 4 pounds, $5.00 per pound

58) The above table shows the demand schedule and supply schedule for chocolate chip s. If the price is $4.00 per pound, there is a
A) shortage of 2 pounds of chocolate chip s.
B) shortage of 3 pounds of chocolate chip s.
C) shortage of 5 pounds of chocolate chip s.
D) surplus of 3 pounds of chocolate chip s.

59) The above table shows the demand schedule and supply schedule for chocolate chip s. An increase in income results in an increase in the demand for chocolate s by an amount of 3 pounds at every price. What are the new equilibrium quantity and equilibrium price?
A) 5 pounds, $4.00 per pound
B) 5 pounds, $6.00 per pound
C) 5 pounds, $5.00 per pound
D) 4 pounds, $5.00 per pound

60) If the quantity of textbooks supplied is 10,000 per year and the quantity of textbooks demanded is 8,000 per year, there is a ________ in the market and the price will ________.
A) shortage; rise
B) shortage; fall
C) surplus; rise
D) surplus; fall

61) A surplus occurs when the price is
A) less than the equilibrium price.
B) equal to the equilibrium price.
C) greater than the equilibrium price.
D) None of the above because the existence of a surplus is independent of the price of the good.

62) The equilibrium price in the above figure is
A) $2.
B) $4.
C) $6.
D) $8.




63) The equilibrium quantity in the above figure is
A) 200 units.
B) 300 units.
C) 400 units.
D) 600 units.

64) At a price of $10 in the above figure, there is
A) a surplus of 200 units.
B) a shortage of 200 units.
C) a surplus of 400 units.
D) a shortage of 400 units.

65) At a price of $4 in the above figure,
A) the equilibrium quantity is 400 units.
B) there is a surplus of 200 units.
C) the quantity supplied is 400 units.
D) there is a shortage of 200 units.

66) If the good in the above figure is a normal good and income rises, then the new equilibrium quantity
A) is less than 300 units.
B) is 300 units.
C) is more than 300 units.
D) could be less than, equal to, or more than 300 units.

67) The initial supply and demand curves for a good are illustrated in the above figure. If there are technological advances in the production of the good, then the new equilibrium price for the good
A) is less than $6.
B) is $6.
C) is more than $6.
D) could be less than, equal to, or more than $6.

68) Suppose the equilibrium price of bottled water has risen from $1.00 per bottle to $2.00 per bottle and the equilibrium quantity has increased. These changes are a result of a ________ shift of the ________ curve for bottled water.
A) rightward; demand
B) rightward; supply
C) leftward; supply
D) leftward; demand

69) When the demand for a good decreases, its equilibrium price ________ and equilibrium quantity ________.
A) falls; decreases
B) falls; increases
C) rises; decreases
D) rises; increases

70) Coffee and sugar are complements. If the supply curve of coffee shifts leftward because of poor weather, then there will be
A) an increase in the price of sugar.
B) a decrease in the price of sugar.
C) a leftward shift of the demand curve for coffee.
D) a leftward shift of the supply curve for sugar.

71) If technological advances lower the cost of computer chips, in the market for computers the equilibrium price will ________ and the equilibrium quantity will ________.
A) fall; increase
B) fall; decrease
C) rise; increase
D) rise; decrease

72) If both the demand and supply increase, the equilibrium quantity
A) increases and the equilibrium price falls.
B) decreases and the effect on the equilibrium price is indeterminate.
C) decreases and the equilibrium price rises.
D) increases and the effect on the equilibrium price is indeterminate.

73) If demand increases and supply decreases, what is the effect on equilibrium price and equilibrium quantity?
A) The price falls and the quantity might increase, decrease, or remain the same.
B) The price rises and the quantity might increase, decrease or remain the same.
C) The quantity decreases and the price might rise, fall, or remain the same.
D) The quantity increases and the price might rise, fall, or remain the same.

74) A technological improvement lowers the cost of producing coffee. At the same time, consumers' preferences for coffee increase. The equilibrium price of coffee will
A) rise.
B) fall.
C) remain the same.
D) rise, fall, or stay the same, depending on the relative size of the shifts in the demand and supply curves.

75) In the market for oranges, the demand and supply of oranges decrease by the same amount. The equilibrium quantity will ________ and the equilibrium price will ________.
A) decrease; not change
B) decrease; fall
C) remain the same; either rise or fall
D) remain the same; rise

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d 18 d 9


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[رنو العسولة]

بنااات الله يسعدها اللي ترد علي وتوضح لي بكره اختبارنا الاقتصاد نذاكر بس من الورق لاني لساع مافتحت شي وربي من جيت من اختبار الثقافه وانا بالمستشفى منومه تعبااانه بقووة عشان كذا تكفون وضحوو لي ماعندي وقت اذاكر بس الاوراق الاسئله اللي نزلها استااذ خالد
واذا في شي يذاكر منه من الكتااب اكتبو لي الصفحات المهمه الله يرضى عليكم وربي اكتم وكلي هم افكر بالاختباار على تعبي ذا كله ومره خاايفه

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شابتر 2
c 26 c 1
d 27 d 2
a 28 b 3
b 29 d 4
d 30 d 5
d 31 b 6
c 32 d 7
c 33 d 8
a 34 c 9
35 b 10
36 a 11
37 c 12
38 d 13
39 d 14
40 c 15
41 b 16
42 a 17
43 b 18
44 b 19
45 c 20
46 b 21
47 d 22
48 c 23
49 b 24
50 c 25

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شابتر 3

a 51 c 26 a 1
c 52 a 27 d 2
d 53 d 28 b 3
b 54 d 29 c 4
a 55 c 30 c 5
a 56 b 31 c 6
d 57 b 32 d 7
b 58 c 33 a 8
b 59 c 34 a 9
b 60 b 35 b 10
c 61 b 36 d 11
c 62 d 37 b 12
b 63 c 38 b 13
c 64 d 39 a 14
d 65 d 40 b 15
c 66 c 41 b 16
a 67 b 42 a 17
a 68 c 43 b 18
a 69 a 44 a 19
b 70 d 45 d 20
a 71 b 46 c 21
d 72 d 47 d 22
b 73 c 48 d 23
d 74 b 49 c 24
a 75 c 50 d 25