Brett, with a bit of detective work and some persistence you'll be fine. Referring to Rehmanvohra's points 1, 4, and 5, here's a hint on
Current Assets:
First note that the Current Ratio (CR) is
}}{\text{Current Liabilities (CL)}} )
.
The only difference between CR and the Acid-Test Ratio (ATR) is that Inventory is
included in current assets in the former, but
excluded from CA in the ATR:

.
Next note that the ATR can be rewritten as

. Since you've been given the values for Current Ratio, Inventory, and ATR, that ATR equation becomes

. From here you can quickly solve for CL, which in turn will allow you to determine Current Assets.