Sample 11+ Assessment Test Maths
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1 1 GP 2012 llow 50 minutes to do this test. Work as quickly and as carefully as you can. If you want to answer these questions in multiple-choice format, use the separate multiple-choice answer sheet. If you d prefer to answer them in standard write-in format, either write your answers in the spaces provided or circle the correct answer from the options to. 1. Which of the following is the most likely weight of a bag of flour? 2 g 2 litres 2000 kg D 200 mm 2 kg 2. Look at the grid on the right. Molly starts at the star. She moves 2 squares south-west, 2 squares north and one square east. What shape will she arrive at? NW W SW N S N S rectangle arrow D pentagon circle triangle. Look at the bus timetable on the right. Jemima lives on Hart Street. She wants to arrive at Maple Lane before 10:15. What time should she catch the bus from Hart Street? nswer: : Hart Street 8:0 9:10 9:50 10:0 11:10 Warwick Street 8:7 9:27 10:07 10:7 11:27 Maple Lane 9:9 10:59 Harbour Road 9:08 9:8 10:28 11:08 10:8. How many thirds are there in 9? 18 9 D Look at the shape on the right. Which angle is obtuse? D D 6. class of Year 6 children were asked whether they liked tigers, giraffes or lions. The Venn diagram shows their answers. How many children said they liked both tigers and giraffes, but not lions? D 7 Tigers Lions Giraffes 7 / 6
2 2 GP Which of these numbers is the smallest? D cm 8. The length of each side of this shape is cm. What is the perimeter of the shape? nswer: cm 9. Forty-seven thousand, nine hundred and eighty-three people went to a football match. What is this number rounded to the nearest thousand? D There are 25 Ds in a box. shop orders 1 boxes. How many Ds did the shop order? class of children were asked what their favourite sandwich filling is. The results are shown by this bar chart. 25% of children said they liked ham. What percentage chose tuna? % Number of children Tuna Ham heese Pickle 12. What fraction of this shape is shaded? D Which of the following statements is correct? < > > D 520 < < factory makes 596 nails in a week. 291 of the nails are sold. How many nails are left over?
3 GP Ibrahim is trying to work out the volume of a swimming pool. What units should he measure the volume in? mm³ m² cm² D m³ cm³ 16. Sunita has 75 pens and she ties them into bundles of 8. How many pens does she have left over? 17. What is ? D Which three numbers can go in the shaded box of the table? 1, 2, 5 2, 5, 7 7, 1, 5 D 5, 7, 11 5, 7, 10 factors of 55 factors of 70 <10 1, 5 1, 2, 5, 7 Prime 5, What is 5 of 60? D What number is the arrow pointing at? D Marvin made a pie chart to show the eye colours of the children in his class. green grey What is the modal eye colour? green blue D grey amber brown blue amber brown 22. Which of these calculations gives the largest amount? D
4 GP Mark buys a scarf, two badges and a whistle from a sports shop. How much change does he receive from 20.00? D scarf.99 football 5.99 whistle 1.99 badge 99p trophy Winston is packing eggs into egg boxes. He puts 6 eggs into each egg box. How many complete egg boxes can he fill with 106 eggs? 25. When this net is folded into a cube the opposite faces of the cube add up to 12. What is the missing number? 9 5? What is the next number in this sequence? ? = What is ? D shley measured the height of his garage door. It was 2.5 m tall. What is 2.5 m rounded to the nearest 10 cm? 2. m 2.5 m 2. m D 2. m m 29. The average temperature in May is 18 º. The average temperature in November is a third of the average temperature in May. The average temperature in September is twice the average temperature in November. What is the average temperature in September? 0. Shania has pieces of wool to make a bracelet. One piece is 160 mm long, another piece is 26 cm long and the last piece is 0.5 m long. What is the total length of wool, in centimetres, that Shania has? cm
5 GP m 1. The diagram shows the plan of Ridzuan s living room. What is the area of the living room? m² m 7 m 2. What is the sum of the factors of 21? D 2 11 m. hris weighs 7.2 kg, arrie weighs 67.8 kg and olleen weighs 69. kg. What is the range of their weights? kg. Shane has 15 cards. of Shane s cards are aces. Liz takes a card at random from Shane. What is the probability that Liz takes an ace? D This spinner is made of 6 equilateral triangles. What is the size of the shaded angle shown? Sandra is building a model boat. She uses 5 pieces of wood which weigh 20 g each. What is the total weight, in kilograms, of the wood used in the model boat? kg 7., and are three corners of a square. What are the coordinates of the th corner? 5 2 nswer: (, ) 8. Which of the following statements is true? Most prime numbers end in 5. 2 is not a prime number. Prime numbers only have one factor. D The sum of the first prime numbers is 10. ll prime numbers are odd
6 9. oth of these cuboids are identical. ach of their square ends has an area of cm² and they are both 15 cm long. What is the total volume of these two cuboids combined? 20 cm³ 120 cm³ 0 cm³ 80 cm³ D 60 cm³ 6 GP Mary keeps some animals on her farm. She has 12 sheep, 16 cows, 2 chickens and 6 pigs. Mary sells 8 of her sheep. What percentage of her remaining animals are sheep? % 1. The table shows the highest temperature in Milford each day for a week. What is the mean of these temperatures? D 12 7 Monday 12 Tuesday 11 Wednesday 9 Thursday 10 Friday 8 Saturday 7 Sunday 6 2. Five scones cost 2.85 and three teas cost What is the total cost of one scone and one tea? nswer:. bucket holds 5 litres of water. 250 ml of water is drained from the bucket every minute. How many minutes will it take for the bucket to be empty? minutes. What is the size of angle a? a / 6
7 GP raig has dogs. He has to buy each dog a collar (c) and six tins (t) of dog food. Which expression shows how many collars and tins of food he needs to buy? tc c + t + c + t c + t D (c + 6t) (2, 7) Q 6. What are the coordinates of Point Q? (, 7) (7, 9) (2, 9) D (7, 7) (2, 7) (7, 2) 7. liff has a bag of tennis balls. 8 are green, 7 are yellow and 5 are white. He picks a tennis ball at random. What is the probability that he picks one that is not green? D Jodie works for a bookshop. She is paid 6.50 an hour plus 5% of the cost of each book she sells. On Saturday, Jodie worked for hours and sold 220 worth of books. How much money did Jodie earn? nswer: 9. The cost of travel insurance in pounds () is worked out using the equation below: = (x 1) x is the number of weeks that a customer is travelling for. customer wants travel insurance for 6 weeks. How much should the customer be charged? nswer: 50. Look at the sequence below: Which expression could be used to find the nth term in this sequence? n² n² + n² D 2n + 2 (n + 1)² / 6
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