11+ Maths Assessment Papers Maths Book 1 Assessment Papers Book 1 10-11* yearsF904 I oT) Clim lai No Nonsense Cee eee on ae Ea ce) Pree tonety LO) oR oR oltre a) sed Practice for children not yet working at the level needed earners You are here —» | ASsessment Papers Score Ec Cree aR TT ari) Co Ca aca U en nay Stretch: Assessment Papers More challenging questions to stretch the very brightest minds Baa ole) Fe Cee ue More support from Bond Ca) Parents’ Guide on oe eee mets specific guidance to the Picea ea eyed ere ce Cee) Cnet Pore rer ed The full subject rangeMaths Assessment Papers 10-11* years Book 1 UNIVERSITY PRESSOXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS Great Clarendon Street, Oxford, OX2 6DP, United Kingdom Oxford University Press is a department of the University of Oxford. It furthers the University’s objective of excellence in research, scholarship, ‘and education by publishing worldwide. 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Ifnotified, the publisher will rectify any errors or omissions at the earliest opportunity. Links to third party websites are provided by Oxford in good faith and for information only. Oxford disclaims any responsibility for the materials contained in any third party website referenced in this work.\ fistare.vou net stacied) What is Bond? This book is part of the Bond Assessment Papers series for maths, which provides thorough and continuous practice of all the key maths content from ages five to thirteen. Bond's maths resources are ideal preparation for many different kinds of tests and exams - from SATs to 11+ and other secondary school selection exams. How does the scope of this book match real exam content? Maths 10-11+ Book 1 and Book 2 are the core Bond 11+ books. Each paper is pitched at the level of a typical 11+ exam and covers the key maths a child would be expected to learn. The papers are also in line with other selective exams for this age group. The coverage is matched to the National Curriculum and the National Numeracy Strategy and will also provide invaluable preparation for Key Stage 2 SATs. One of the key features of Bond Assessment Papers is that each one practises a wide variety of skills and question types so that children are always Challenged to think — and don’t get bored repeating the same question type again and again. We think that variety is the key to effective learning. It helps children ‘think on their feet’ and cope with the unexpected. What does the book contain? * 24 papers — each one contains 50 questions. ‘* Tutorial links throughout - {8 [7) - this icon appears in the margin next to the questions. It indicates links to the relevant section in How to do... 11+ Maths, our invaluable subject guide that offers explanations and practice for all core question types. * Scoring devices - there are score boxes in the margins and a Progress Chart on page 64. The chart is a visual and motivating way for children to see how they are doing. It also turns the score into a percentage that can help decide what to do next. * Next Steps Planner — advice on what to do after finishing the papers can be found on the inside back cover. * Answers - located in an easily-removed central pull-out section. How can you use this book? One of the great strengths of Bond Assessment Papers is their flexibility. They can be used at home, in school and by tutors to: ‘+ set timed formal practice tests — allow about 30 minutes per paper in line with standard 11+ demands. Reduce the suggested time limit by five minutes to practise working at speed. @* provide bite-sized chunks for regular practice, * highlight strengths and weaknesses in the core skills. * identify individual needs. * set homework. * follow a complete 11+ preparation strategy alongside The Parents’ Guide to the 11+ (see below). It is best to start at the beginning and work through the papers in order. Calculators should not be used. Remind children to check whether each answer needs a unit of measurement before they start a test. If units of measurement are not included in answers that require them, they will lose marks for those questions. To ensure that children can practise including them in their answers, units of measurement have been omitted after the answer rules for some questions. If you are using the book as part of a careful run-in to the 11+, we suggest that you also have two other essential Bond resources close at hand: How to do ... 11+ Maths: the subject guide that explains all the question types practised in this book. Use the cross-reference icons to find the relevant sections. The Parents’ Guide to the 11+: the step-by-step guide to the whole 11+ experience. It clearly explains the 11+ process, provides guidance on how to assess children, helps you to set complete action plans for practice and explains how you can use the Maths 10-11+ Book 1 and Book 2 as part of a strategic run-in to the exam. ‘See the inside front cover for more details of these books. What does a score mean and how can it be improved? Itis unfortunately impossible to guarantee that a child will pass the 11+ exam if they achieve a certain score on any practice book or paper. Success on the day depends ‘on a host of factors, including the scores of the other children sitting the test. However, we can give some guidance on what a score indicates and how to improve it. If children colour in the Progress Chart on page 64, this will give an idea of present performance in percentage terms. The Next Steps Planner inside the back cover will help you to decide what to do next to help a child progress. It is always valuable to go over wrong answers with children. If they are having trouble with any particular question type, follow the tutorial links to How to do ... 11+ Maths for step-by-step explanations and further practice. Don’t forget the website ...! Visit www.bond! {plus.co.uk for lots of advice, information and suggestions on everything to do with Bond, the 11+ and helping children to do their best.Key words Some special maths words are used in this book. You will find them in bold each time they appear in the papers. These words are explained here. acute angle coordinates factor kite lowest term mean median mixed number mode obtuse angle parallelogram polygon prime factor prime number quotient range reflex angle rhombus trapezium vertex, vertices an angle that is less than a right angle a the two numbers, the first horizontal the second vertical, that plot a point on a grid, for example (3, 2) the factors of a number are numbers that divide into it, for example 1, 2, 4 and 8 are all factors of 8 a four-sided shape that looks like a stretched diamond the simplest you can make a fraction, for example +; reduced to the lowest term is 2 one kind of average. You find the mean by adding all the scores together and dividing by the number of scores, for example the mean of 1, 3 and 8 is 4 one kind of average, the middle number of a set of numbers after being ordered from lowest to highest, for example the median of 1, 3 and 8 is3 for example the median of 7, 4, 6 and 9 is 6.5 (halfway between 6 and 7) a number that contains a whole number and a fraction, for example 53 is a mixed number one kind of average. The most common number in a set of numbers, for example the mode of 2, 3, 2,7, 2is 2 an angle that is more than 90° and not more \\ than 180° a four-sided shape that has all its opposite sides equal and parallel a closed shape with many sides [/ the factors of a number that are also prime numbers, for example the prime factors of 12 are 2 and 3 any number that can only be divided by itself or 1. 2, 3 and 7 are prime numbers. (Note that 1 is not a prime number) the answer if you divide one number by another, for example the quotient of 12 + 4 is 3 the difference between the largest and smallest of a set of numbers, for example the range of 1, 2, 5, 3, 6, 8 is 7, an angle that is bigger than 180° ae a four-sided shape, like a squashed square, that has all its sides of equal length and its opposite sides parallel a four-sided shape that has just one pair of parallel sides 4 the point where two or more edges or sides in a shape meet @1-5 Here is a pie chart which shows how Joanna spent yesterday evening between 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. Joanna was watching TV for min, doing homework for min, reading for min, washing up for min and was on the computer for min. 6-8 What is the average (mean) of the following numbers? 7) 4)6)8)\5j = 3207; 4774, @)peeeene 9 Make 999 ten times as large. In each of the following lines, underline the smallest number and put a ring round the largest number. won ; ; : ; 12-13 3.07 37 37 3.007 0.307 wet e t 2 % 16-17 0.125 4 0.25 Fi 0.75 1849 F0f12 Sof14 = Zof 9 2of10 = Sof 16 20 Write in figures: one hundred and two thousand and twenty-one. 21-24 What is the size of the smaller angle: 25 between 1 and 3? —_— 26 between 2 and 7? ecto 27 between 7 and 11? —___ ag vy =) y EG E ¥28-29 John used this decision tree to sort paint. What is missing from the tree? Fill in the gaps. Gloss oe Gloss NOT gloss washable unwashable_ unwashable_ paint paint paint Is it gloss? Isit washable? Paints to be sorted Complete these calculations. 30 (7 x 8) + =61 31 (9X 12)-___ = 106 328X(7-___) =32 33 6X (11-__) =36 34-87 Plot the points (3, 5), (1, 5), yt (3, -2) on the grid. These points are the vertices of a rectangle. Mark the fourth vertex and draw the rectangle. 38 The coordinates of the fourth vertex Fabel bog are ( | Write the times which are a quarter of an hour before the following. 90)22:00) a eg AOR 0G 41 19:10) Thirty-six articles are shared among A, B and C in the ratio of 1:3:5. How many articles does each person have? 43 Bhas 44 Chas 42 AhasPut a sign in each space to make these calculations correct. 45 45__7 = 52 46 333 = 11 47 678 ____56 = 37968 48 90__5 = 18 <—6em—> 49 What is the area of this shape? com? 20m 50 What is the perimeter of this shape? cm <—8em—_> 2em E Now go to the Progress Chart to record your score! _ Total Divide each of these numbers by 10. Oe 2 6.54 EEE siertereetsinre 40.123 5-8 Work out these, and then write them out in order, from highest to lowest quotient. 7815 8/392 79329 99387 9-40 In a school 6 out of every 11 children are girls. If there are 407 children in the school there are: ____ boys and girls. 11-12 Use the conversion graph to rewrite the road sign in kilometres. : ae Ss) 70 60: Darlington Newcastle 50: Z 40: 30 20: 10 0" 40 20 30 40 60 60 70 80 90 100 Kilometres 13 Approximately how many miles in 95 km? 14 Which is greater: 50 miles or 75 km? 8Put a sign in each space to make these calculations correct. 18 74___ 5 = 14.8 16 74____ 5 =79 17 74__5 = 69 18 74__5 = 370 There are six balls, numbered 1 to 6, in a bag. 19 What is the probability that | will draw out an even-numbered ball? a 20 What is the probability that | will draw out the 57 — 21 What is the probability that | will draw out an odd-numbered ball? —_— 22-24 Put a circle around each prime number. Be Ba Bip 7. 25 What number is midway between 18 and 42? 4 26 What number is midway between 19 and 537 ==ure 27 Find the area of a square whose perimeter is 12cm. aes Using this world time chart answer the following. ‘Austria + hr ‘Sydney #10 hr Using a 24 hour clock, when it is midday in Japan it is: 28 ____in London. 29 ____in Hong Kong. 30 It is 12:00 midday in Cyprus. Using a 24 hour clock, what time is it in Austria? 31 It is 4:36 p.m. in Hong Kong. What time is it in London? py 5 CVE VEU EVE‘A fair coin is tossed at the start of a game. Underline the correct answer to each question. / s/'s 32 What is the probability of getting a head? a zh Gels 3 5 2 4 33 What is the probability of getting a tail? hee Shcon Paaeea Which numbers are the arrows pointing to on this number line? i aE) 63 64 65 } 34 Arrow A points to a 35 Arrow B points to __ CB wet 371-4 — (db Some game cards are shared between Thomas and Matthew in the ratio of 5:4. t ib 38 If Matthew receives 16 Thomas will get 39 If they shared the same cards equally (not in 5:4) Matthew would receive . (eB 40 The median of 1 3 8 is et 41 The median of 20 34 W is ties 42 The median of 4 3 3 is anny 43 The median of Sia 3. 77 als aie 1@:) 44-46 Write these fractions as decimals. 10 ° 4% S03 47-50 Complete these questions. 2) 887 378 1232808 456 998 x 9 x 35 + 776\Ganac2..) 14 Which of the numbers in the oval is 222, ___ 2 Which of the numbers in the oval is 5°? = —— 3 Which of the numbers in the oval is 3? ieee 4 Which of the numbers in the oval is 6? tiesto 5-15 Complete this timetable for Merrywell School. There are Begins Ends five lessons each 35 minutes 1 in length, with a break of 15 stlesson | | minutes after the third lesson. [> escon ae" at 3rd lesson Break 1:10 4th lesson Sth lesson 46 What is the nearest number to 1000, but smaller than 1000, into which 38 will divide with no remainder? What is the area of: 17 side A? ____. 18 side B? 19 side C? What is the perimeter of: 20feida/A? == 21 side B? 22 side C? Which number is represented by each symbol? 232xA=4x5 25x &=27-2 25 @x3=36+3 26 @x4=10+10 8 b> v el 8 5 EE UE 8Chris is 11 years old and Emma is 9. They are given £40 to be shared between them in the ratio of their ages. 27 Chris will get —— 28 Emma will get __— 29 If 11 items cost £7.37, what would be the cost of 8 items? Find the area of these triangles. Scale: 1 square = 1om? 30 31 32 33 At our car park the charges are as follows: Up to 1 hour £1.00 Over 1 hour and up to 2hours £1.75 Over 2 hours and up to 4 hours £3.50 Over 4 hours and up to 6 hours £5.25 Over 6 hours and up to 8 hours. £7.00 34 Miss Short parks her car at 12:30 p.m. and collects it at 4 p.m. How much will she have to pay? 35 Mrs Patel parks her car at 9:15 a.m. and collects it at 11:30 a.m. How much will she have to pay? 36 Mr Samuels parks his car at 2:20 p.m. and collects it at 6:30 p.m. How much will he have to pay? 37 Mr Davies parks his car at 8:45 a.m. and collects it at 4:30 p.m. How much will he have to pay? 38-43 VAT (Value Added Tax) is charged at 20% on some goods. This means that a £100.00 article would have a tax of £20 added to its cost. Complete the table below. Price before VAT VAT Total cost a £180.00 £420.00 £340.00 Bales Ce a44° mom 45° mcm 4 72 6 2 +3 39 -3 8 47-50 Write these numbers to the nearest 100. 298 847 503 1074 4-5 Fill in the gaps. 6 How many times can 28 be subtracted from 1316? 7-12 Circle the correct answer in each line. Os 0d =e 0.20102 10% of 40, = 8 5 10-999. = 09 0.01 0.207 + 0.3 = 0.9 0.09 WAxK11 = 1.210 1.11 567+100 = 56700 0.567 0.01 80 1.00 0.69 Wa 56.7 o1 44 20 4 1 1.9 0.66 0.23 22 1.01 5.67 5670 Length Width Perimeter Rectangle 1 18cm 40cm Rectangle 2 30m 30cm Rectangle 3 9om 4om Square | 6cm [= 13 The product of two numbers is 1260. One of the numbers is 35. What is the other number? ier ls BEY14-20 Write the missing digits or answer. 365 le 345 38 Pint = a 9 945 786 2415 10603 an aia Find the value of y in the following equations. 21 3y=10-1 22 4y-y=12 — ——— 23 2y+y=6 24 Byty=11t1 foe ane re Which numbers are the arrows pointing to on this number line? 9.9 10.0 10.1 A B 25 Arrow A points to a 26 Arrow B points to aris A fair dice numbered 1 to 6 is rolled at the start of a game. Underline the correct answer to each question. 27 What is the probability of getting a 6? 2 4 1 a 3 3 2 a 28 What is the probability of getting a 5? 1 1 1 1 3 a 3 6 29 What is the probability of getting a2 or a 3? 4 1 1 2 é 3 2 3 What are the missing numbers in these number squares? 38 | 34 | 30 102} 120] » z | 27 | 31 L 42 | 38 | 34 84 | 102 | 120 27 | 31 | 35 4 1 x | 42 | 38 | 84 | 102 31 | 35 | 39 30x= sty safe CBMultiply each of these numbers by 10. afi Ab 34 46.5 BO ONE erent ly 36 0.027 37 49 as 98 567 39 0.0023 Op Find the median of the following sets of numbers. 3115) 40 4 6 8 10 —e aie ae aOR — 42 54 21 7 19 — ee ee ponies 44 32 21 60 3 5 17 — 45 45 47 — CB Change these 24-hour times into 12-hour times using a.m. or p.m. c zy 46 05:05 ____ TEN peer: 48 20:02 em —___._._._. 50 11:14 Now go to the Progress Chart to record your score! 4-7 Complete the following chart. af [ Length Width Area Rectangle 1 8m 6m Rectangle 2 4m 32m? Rectangle 3 4m 40m? Rectangle 4 10.5m? Rectangle 5 1.5m em | Rectangle 6 5m 6m? Rectangle 7 1.3m 2m CeFind the area of these triangles. Scale: 1 square = 1 cm? 8 9 10 " Cp @ 42 My watch loses a quarter of a minute every hour. If | put it right at midday, what time will my watch show at 8 p.m. that evening? ‘A class carried out a survey to find the most popular subject. ap Favourite subject | Votes ai English 5 Mathematics zl 12 PE 7 Music 6 13 Which is the most popular subject? es 14 Which is the least popular subject? pa cement 415 How many votes are there in total? sans 16 What is the mean number of votes? aiete Cp 17-22 Complete the table. ca 1@ Reduce these prices by 10%. 23) 250 ee 24 £110 25 £250 ____— 2640 REO ee 28 £280 Ce @29-30 One day 20% of the children were away from school on a visit to a museum. If there were 360 children altogether, children were in school and were on the museum trip. 31 Anumber multiplied by itself is 16. What is the number? — 32 How many US dollars do you get for £10? ——— | £1 = 1.46 US dollars 33 How many Kenyan shillings do you nm get for £100? £1 = 119 Kenyan shillings 34 How many euros do you get for 1 = 1.16 euros £1000? A bag contains 4 grey balls and 3 white balls. Underline the correct answer to each question. 35 What is the probability of picking a white ball? ZR a 3 3 3 3 a a 5 é 7 8 \ 36 What is the probability of picking a grey ball? 0 1 4 v3) 2 7 7 4 37 What is the probability of picking a black ball? ys) o 2 4 3 3 z 7 7 a 38 What number when divided by 12, has an answer 11 remainder 5? A show starts at 7:30 p.m. The first half of the programme lasts 1 hour 35 minutes, then there is an interval of 8 minutes. 39 When does the second half of the show begin? etn sectors TG A rectangular field is 3 times as long as it is wide. If the perimeter is 0.8km: 40 what is the length? 41 what is the width? 42 what is the area? Ag 3 Oe) Cb co = ew43 | have enough tinned dog food to last my 2 dogs for 18 days. If got another dog, how long would this food last? 44 Add the greatest number to the smallest number. 565 656 556 655 566 665 45 What number is halfway between 37 and 111? 3 46-47 Put a circle around the prime numbers. 2 12 «14 «15 «(160 (17 18 and od... 48-50 What are the prime factors of 60? 4-8 Here are five ‘regular polygons’ . Give the size of each angle at the centre of these polygons. ai Convert the following lengths to metres. 9 245em = —__m 40 1342cm =—__m 41 12345em =—__m a)Convert the following lengths to kilometres. 12 1357m = 13 12986m = 14.456m = 15-16 There are 30 children in Class 4. 60% of them are girls. There are ____ girls and boys. 17 Which number, when multiplied by 30, will give the same answer as 51 x 10? 18 Write the number which is 7 less than 2000. ——km ——km a 19-34 Insert a sign in each space so that the answer given for each line and column is correct. 35 If 9 items cost £6.30, what will be the cost of 11 items? Here is a list of some of the longest rivers in the world. Write the length of each river to the nearest 1000 km. 36 Amazon 6516km 37 Chang Jiang 6380 km 38 Nile 6695km 39 Parand 4500 km 40 Mississippi-Missouri 6019km 41 Zaire 4667 km ier km km km km km km ey E E a2Fill in the spaces with one of these signs. 42 8x9 438+9+7 44.0.5m 45 23 46 12? 47 50 min 6x12 30-3 45cm 3 144 3 $ hour Consider a fair dice with faces numbered 1 to 6. What is the probability of rolling: 48 a4ora5? 50 a whole number greater than 0 and less than 7? 49 a7? RETR CE olac meen er eed Underline the correct answer in each line. 10.2 0.2 aged 3 50% of 30 410+3 55+05 6412-4 nee 7i+k Three buses leave the bus station at 7 a.m. Service A runs every 5 minutes. Service B runs every 15 minutes. Service C runs every 12 minutes. 8 At what time will all three services again start from the bus station at 0.4 20 = 01 = 13 the same time? 4 40 0.04 bie aS 0.004 15 0.001 14Here is a list of some of the highest mountains in the world. Write the height of each mountain to the nearest 1000 feet. 9 Aconcagua 22 837 feet 10 Everest 29 029 feet 11 K2 28 251 feet 12 Kilimanjaro 19 336 feet 13 McKinley 20 320 feet 14 Mont Blanc 15 782 feet 145 What number, when multiplied by 10, has the same answer as 15 x 12? 16-18 Andrew has half as many apps as Stuart, who has half as many as Meena. Together they have 140 apps. Meena has. apps, Stuart has and Andrew has —___ , Here is the attendance record of 40 children for one week of the term. Attendance | Mon Tues Wed ‘Thurs, Fri Morning | 36 33 37 34 35 Afternoon | 39 36 38 36 36 19 What was the mean (average) morning attendance? eae 20 What was the median afternoon attendance? — 21 What was the mode afternoon attendance? __ Cb a Multiply each of these numbers by 1000. PAGS ——— 23 2.45 26 0.047 _—___ 25 25.0 26 0.82 27 7h + 5B = 30) 28 75-3 =29 What is the total area of the flag? feel 30 What is the area of the cross? — [eon 31 What is the area of the grey area? Mies 32 What is the perimeter of the flag? —__— 33 What is the perimeter of the cross? [oom Label the following angles. Choose from: acute, obtuse, reflex or right angle. ee 34 35 36 37 Here is a series of triangles. The first triangle has one row and one dot. The second triangle has 2 rows and 4 (or 22) dots. The third triangle has 3 rows and 9 (or 3°) dots. 38 How many dots are there in 5 rows? a 39 If there were 7 rows, how many dots would there be? at dots. 40 In 11 rows there would be 41 In 20 rows there would be dots. 42 Which is more: 10 Ib of carrots or 10 kg of carrots? 43 Which is shorter: 14km or 10 miles? 44 Which is greater: 2 litres or 2 pints? 45 25 telegraph posts are spaced equally along the side of a road. If there is 85 m between each pair of posts, how long is that stretch of road in metres? ee! @ EYER46 A man's salary was £36000. He is given a 5% increase. What is his new salary? 47 Accricketer’s average score for 6 innings is 12 runs. What must he score in his next innings to make his average 13? aed 48 Add together 4.5m, 16.7m and 127.09m. 49-60 Complete the drawings below using the line of symmetry marked by the dashes. F fH FH = Now go to the Progress Chart to record your score! 1 What is the difference between 0.225 tonnes and 128 kg? ae 2 Ifa = 2 and b = 3, find the value of 4a — 2b. pat ae 3 Abook has 38 lines to each page. On which page will the 1000th line appear? an Change these 12-hour times into 24-hour times. 4 10:10 a.m. 5 11:20 p.m. 6 1:01 am. 7 7:45 p.m. @moo,= Number of Number of Number of faces vertices edges Name of solid Triangular prism Square prism IE Triangular-based pyramid | Square-based pyramid Cube Cp 23 Mrs Forgetmenot is 9 minutes late for the 9.42 a.m. train. ra 7) How long will she have to wait for the train at 10.27 a.m.? 24-28 Local clubs took part in a ‘clean the beach’ campaign. Work out the percentage of (3 members from each club that took part in this activity. Number of | Number who Club | members took part | Percentage A 400 79 B 50 36 a Leer Id a 160 120 | D 70 49 i E 80 60 5 o Ce zeitx=Sandy=2 then gy = a ve Y (20)30-40 Complete the timetable for Workmore School. There are five lessons, each 30 minutes long, with a break of 15 minutes after the third lesson. Begins Ends 1st lesson 2nd lesson 3rd lesson Break 4th lesson 5th lesson 12:25 41 Three whole numbers multiplied together total 2475. Two of the numbers are 25 and 11. What is the third number? luli a, 42-43 5 is a prime factor of 2475. What are the other two prime factors? and £1 = 1.46 Jamaican dollars —_| £1 = 8.54 Danish krone £1 = 1.15 euros £1 = 1.72 Australian dollars 44 How many Jamaican dollars do you get for £3? —— Jamaican dollars 45 How many Danish krone do you get for £1.50? Danish krone 46 How many euros do you get for £13? euros 47 How many Australian dollars do you get for £50? Australian dollars ‘There are 351 children in a school. There are 7 boys to every 6 girls. 48 How many boys are there? eae 49 How many girls are there? ete A number multiplied by itself and then doubled is 242. 50 What is the number? —— Now go to the Progress Chart to record your score! Total egUse these words to help you name the following shapes: rhombus, kite, parallelogram, trapezium, rectangle. a ——— bop ee Cp ‘elea| On one day in February the temperatures in different places were: Chicago -3°C | Montreal —10°¢ |Singapore 31°C Cape Town 27°C [Miami 26°C | Toronto aE 6 Which was the hottest of these places? 7 Which was the coldest? 8 How much colder was it in Chicago than Cape Town? at 9 The difference between Toronto and Miami was a 10 The difference between Singapore and Montreal was a 11 Form the largest number possible with the digits 3, 9, 7 and 2 and then take away the smallest possible number. What is your answer? 12 How many comics, costing £1.75 each, can be bought for £15.00? sae \a 48 Ina certain question Mia multiplied by 7 instead of dividing by 7. a3) Her answer was 6027. What should it have been? yX7 = 6027 x yrT=v Write the next two numbers in each line. 1445 35 4 5 55 epee eee 4017100 90 81 73 — —_. 101947 5258 SO 20-21 2 GW oa ies Tee Cb24-25 The perimeter of a rectangular piece of paper is 48cm. The length is 3 times the width. The length is and the width is 26-30 NWO N ONE W: sw S_ SE Youstart] turn] clockwise/ | you are now facing | through | anticlockwise | facing w 135° | anticlockwise | ___ SE 45° | clockwise pans NE 90° | anticlockwise | __ sw 45° | anticlockwise | __ s reo | clockwise | 3 pencils and 4 ballpoint pens cost £1.70. 3 pencils and 2 ballpoint pens cost £1.30. Use this information to find the cost of: 31 2 ballpoint pens 32 1 ballpoint pen —___ 33 3 pencils aes 34 1 pencil ane Divide each of the following numbers by 1000. [35/005 gn 36 0.12 IS 38 49 The population of Grangetown is 11552. The men and children together number 8763, and the men and women number 5874. 39 How many women are there? —_ 40 There are children. 41 How many men are there? ae Find the following: 42 The factors of 12 are 1,2, —__, ___, 43 The factors of 20 are 1, ___, ____, 44 The factors of 15 are or and and and @ EVE EEG als EY45 The numbers that are factors of both 12 and 20 are 1, 46 The numbers that are factors of both 12 and 15 are 1 and 47 The numbers that are factors of both 20 and 15 are 1 and : 48-50 Now fill in the lengths of the sides of the box using these answers. nent = and. om. SS Now go to the Progress Chart to record your score! Total Look at these shapes. es EAL ae 1 Which shape has no line of symmetry? 2-5 Which shapes have one line of symmetry? and 6 Which shape has two lines of symmetry? 7 Which shape has more than three lines of symmetry? People to do the same job, working at the same speed? 8 If 8 people can do a certain job in 10 hours, how long would it take 20 - 4Find the mean of these sets of numbers. 97 114 6 at ee ee 17°11 4 6 2 12 12 Thirty-six posts were spaced evenly along a road that was 1.575 km long. What was the distance in metres between each pair of posts? — 13-19 Complete the following chart. ww Wholesale price Retail price Profit (Money made (Price at the factory) (Price in the shop) by shopkeeper) £7.85 £9.22 oe iam £17.10 £2.34 £38.75 ne £5.67 £17.37 £21.14 an £41.85 pee £8.19 ales £67.76 £12.87 £0.87 es Ca at ie Z BY es Lit tt L 4 20-24 Plot the following coordinates on the chart and join them in the order you plot them. (-3, -2) (3,3) (-1,1) (1,3) (1, -2) 25 What letter have you made?26-28 Emma (who is 8 years old), Salim (who is 7), and Katie (who is 5), share £10.00 in 813] the ratio of their ages. Emma gets ____, Salim gets _____ and Katie gets _____. a 29 What must be added to 375 g to make 1 kg? 6) 30 How many packets, each holding 125 g, can be filled from a case holding 3 kg? ore iy Write these numbers as fractions in their lowest terms. 313.8 —_ Ae ete 33 11,002 ___ 349.25 365 961 12ne Cpa Mr and Mrs Black took their three children from Norwich to Cromer by train. reales | The tickets for the five people totalled £31.50. Oo All the children travelled at half price. 37 How much was an adult ticket? —_ (db Train A Train B Train C Train D (A> r | Norwich 06:15 07:33 20:48 22:10 f Wroxham 06:26 07:48 20:32 21:54 Worstead 06:35 07:55 20:24 21:47 North Walsham | | 06:45 08:02 20:19 21:41 Gunton 06:51 08:08 20:09 21:35 Cromer 1 ¥ oro Y 08:21 19:57 21:23 38 The fastest train for the Black family going to Cromer was train an 39 The slowest train for the Black family returning to Norwich was train — 40 If | leave Wroxham on the 07:48 train, and spend the day in Cromer, leaving on the 19:57 train, how long am | actually in Cromer? —__h___ min 41 At what time does the 19:57 train from Cromer arrive in North Walsham? = —__ 26)| live in Norwich and travel to Cromer on the 06:15 train, returning home on the 21:23 train. 42 How long will | spend travelling on the train that day? ——h__ min 43 At what time does the 20:09 from Gunton reach Wroxham? ——— CB 44-46 In a sale all goods were reduced by 20%. Complete the chart below. Ordinary price £60.00 e@:) State whether the following statements are TRUE or FALSE. alas 1 47 Line B is parallel to line A. 48 Line C is perpendicular to line F. 49 Line E is a horizontal line. 50 Line D is a vertical line. Now go to the Progress Chart to record your score! @&CGecmpeetieaeaDs This graph represents the journeys of a cyclist and a motorist. The motorist is faster than \/a]iu) the cyclist. 80 = : Line A 70 Line B Distance (km) 4 Which line represents the journey of the cyclist? panies 2 At what speed (km covered in 1 hour) was the cyclist travelling? ____ km/h 3 At what speed was the motorist travelling? —— km/h 4 At what time did the motorist start his journey? a 8 At what time did the cyclist start his journey? — 6 At what time did the motorist overtake the cyclist? 2 7 How many km had the cyclist done when he was overtaken? at 8 What would be the approximate cost of 13 films at £4.98 each (to the nearest £)? aol 9 The average of 4 numbers is 105. af If the average of 3 of them is 9, what is the 4th number? a 40-14 Arrange these fractions in order of size, putting the largest first.‘Some children in a Youth Club made this Venn diagram to show which music they like. Children $= soul R= rock s (2) R P= pop LX 15-417 children like soul, like rock and like pop music. 18 The number of children who like both soul and rock is a 19 How many like both soul and pop? _— Here are three shaded cubes. a (7: TN Which cube has the following nets? Choose between A, B, C or none. 20 ES Is 2 2 3 = oof, ® es ¥Underline the correct answer in each line. 5+ ire Gai thes 26 2.00-1.77 = 0.33 023 377 1.23 270.3%0.3 = 0.09 06 0.06 033 283+06 = 02 05 0.18 5 29-33 Plot the points (1, 3), (1, — 1), (-3, —1) on the grid below. ty ay These points are the vertices of a square. Mark the fourth vertex and draw the square. 34-35 The coordinates of the fourth vertex are (___, ___). 36-37 The coordinates of the centre of the square are (___, ____). Multiply each of the following by 100. 38 26.2 — 39 8.9 ee 40 25.16 41-43 A cash box contains some coins to the value of £5.25. There are twice as many 5p coins as 2p coins, and twice as many 2p coins as 1p coins. This means there are: —— 5p coins —— 2p coins —— 1p coins 2) Bf) 1@:)‘Any answer that requires us of measurement somtoeermem “ i {have not been inched. 1st lesson 19:45 1 7.865 ss 2 0.654 2nd iesson| 1148 | 12:20 ae 2-46.75 1s prere Sed lesson | 1220 | 1255 ia a: aa 70] 415 eae 418 eee ‘ath lesson 1s | $3 es risen vas [200 | ar 9 185 a4 9 m2 47 soon = tea 1740 es 9 48 300m? 10 } (smallest) ae 19 50cm? 19.60 miles 11 jargest) 14 50 miles Ae 12. 0.307 (smallest) 156 + Beal 13. 37 (largest) 16 + ea 14 (smallest) 7- ae 15 % (argest) 18 x eh 48 8.26 males 19 jor} ms 17 Zargest) ni zr £22 18 2 of 10 (smallest) 21 torg = 218 19 Sof 14 (large: 2s eee 20 ey ae 25 oso erica as 31 T2em* are ears 22 100m? as m8) 39 120m? Ao Bae a 24 £3.50 25 60° 28 03:00 eae 26 150° 29 11:00 pees) 27 120° 30 11:00 eee 2 NOT gloss washable paint 31 8:36 am 8 | Price 29 Ist gloss? a} before | var | Tora 90 5 aot VAT oot a2 é ais os eat £180.00 | £36.00 | £216.00 ae? 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Long Mitton oe 10 12k 14 Boston ag ne 18 (1,4) 17 NONE 2 12 #69) wc oe 47: 20km ea 2 48 40km 20 14 ane 19 FORWARD 4 atone 16 12 20 LEFT 90" 22 0.0086 76 21 FORWARD 3 23 0.2746 18 128 22 RIGHT 90° 24 0.003 9 331 23 FORWARD 2 mie 20 102 24 Phone with camera, no 9G aie 2 129 25 Phone with 36, no ae 132 camera 28 75 owes 28 Doos it have 367 i 23. 4:04 pm. 27 Does it have a camera? =i 24 216 20 FALSE a 48 25 288 29 TRUE x2 24 28 234 30 FALSE 3 3 27 282 323 m8 23 264 x2 191 3 18 29 60° 33173 36 23 30 120° 34 10989 37 235 3 30° 3588 30 218 32 45° i aoa Length] Width] Area | Perimeter ae Bovine | Endo | Taal uo Pes oa | 7m | 4m |26m*| 22m Istlesson | 09:15 | 09:55 1 425 2 Praoson | 0085 | 10:5 | [Resse] om | am [sone] 26m aie @ 12 Break | 105 | 10:50 i 99 47 ee ardiesson | 10:60 | 11:80 0 65 a a 67 a1 ‘thiesson | 11:80 | 12:10 as ape Sth lesson | 12:10 | 12:50 a) O93 “6 @)ry c ry eS o 4 ry Tolan SRRRERBBSS 26-37 80% 60% 85% 90% 70% 33 66% 9 28 44 49 32 16 8 ‘cube ‘riangular-based pyramid cuboid triangular prism 30275 thirty thousand two hundred and seventy-five Tolga} 1 22 253 3 £4.20 ona Length] Width | Perimeter Rectangle) 29 m, 1m| 60m Bectange| 26m 2m| 60m Rectangle) 96 5m | 60m 10m 15m saerssareerage a6 US dollars Indian rupee Euros ‘Canadi dollars 210.00} 11.40 11.20 £5.00 5.70 5.60 £0.50 g lal8 0.56 | 0.79 16 7 6 9 Aiea ae tastactaatentae cleieiete sees 7.88 78 7.088 7.008 Fraction | Decimal 0s | 50% 025 | 25% 02 | 20% 6 goog gen 1h 4 min or 64 min A 38 min 18:09 10:00 p.m. 2:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. 12:15 p.m. 5:30 p.m, 41 years 8 months 10 years 5 months 56cm 36cm 60cm 127m 17 0.007 18 2590 19 0.14 x ax n+ 2+ m4 x + 28 100 a 123 2 136 44 2-35 [price | yqp | Total before VAT price £590.00 _| £108.00 | 2698.00 £165.00 | £33.00 | £198.00 262.00 | e12.40 | £74.40 26-41 Length] width| Perimeter] Area Rreee! som |scm| 22cm f2some| Bese om | sen] 20cm [ese ce] s2em| 2an| 8am lover 2 50% 43 16% 44-10 45 yes 48 10 47 10 48 10 49 10 50 yes rc 17 247 aa 4a 5 2650m (46) 1-2 Laser, Spaceship 34 Galaxy, Spaceship 5 £8.60 6 £2.157 29% 85121 9 4021 10 8080 2151 22 £5.10 e159 # 234 2 4 25 225 28 a 28 168 Oresase7eoN® 42 atree 48 ‘Square Ocean | Square km | “Sieh Atlantic [62200000 | 31700000 Indian | 73480000 | 28960000 Pacific | 165000000 | 64000000 49 70 0 490 even odd even even 22 3, 25 £6 9 10 " 2 13 “ £8 45p 1h 10 min 135 min 2hOmin 2h 25 min 2h 80 min 3h 15 min 0.374 0.0148 0.00255, 189 pint or fluid ounce ‘ounce foot 8:20 p.m. 8:05 am. 12:10 am. 5:45 p.m, 53 8 10 9 £1.05 “4 42 eee ng 16 70 16 4230 47 4230 18 6230 Mon Tues Wehr Ft Sat 1023 10:37 10:50 11:04 11:29 LEFT 90° FORWARD 1 FORWARD 1 LEFT 90° RIGHT 90° FORWARD 2 125.75m 56 days, £495 64 120 73 BEERSSREHLESSL RLS 1471200 42. 1800 43. 1300, 14 700 o 4 rm FS 7) FA rs16 121 47 3.125 28 29 pee 48 4.05 a e17 17 49 7.625 2 10 ea 6 9.075 29 1000 or 10000 19 143400 90 256em? ae 31 120m? alolij2ls es) ee ed #[sfalslo > 33 64om +2 34 64om 217 2 801 as 25 40 3 0.016 Fraction | Decimal] Percentage 2 12 4 200 = 279 5 1.789 % | 09 | 20% 28 15cm? 6 540 w 0.07 7% 29 14cm? 7 49cm? ‘ 90 200m? 8 7203 + | 025 | 25% 31 150m? 6 Tiel me 32 73 33 292 6.873 34 14th March 19.05 Seas Wholesale] Retail 38 6kg Profit 37-40 price | price a | 2} 35| 77| 47 | 89 £18.75 | £23.50 | £4.75 3a | 6 |105|231| 141] 267 58.85 | £70.20 | £11.35 5.13 | 8.10 | 97p so 4 ee 19050 | 295.25 3075, 44 £4.70 £11.31 | £13.50 | £2.19 48 £16.45 ie Azi 3p | e112 | 19p44-46 The ages of Grandma, Uncle John and Tom add up to 105 years. Grandma is twice as old as Uncle John, and Uncle John is twice as old as Tom. Grandma is years old, Uncle John is years old and Tom is years old. Divide each of the following by 1000. 47 34.2 48 8.6 49 274.6 503 Now go to the Progress Chart to record your score! Total \ Bapeisiz,) 1-5 Write down the numbers that will come out of this machine 34] [43 |[52 ][ 61] [70 5X5=5% 2x 2x2 =2%. Now write the following in the same way. 6 10x 10x 10x 10= ae 1T7X7TX7= ae 85x5x5xX5x5= eae: 91X1xX1X1xK1xX1= Eseaes 1 4x4xK4x4= pat, Wdtx11 xix Wx W= rohit 12 What number is 1 x 1x 1x 1X11? —— 13 Find the area of a hall which is 9 metres long and 7 metres wide. a 14 What is the perimeter of the hall? == sD gEAt the sperms there were various sizes of Marvello. E = = = S we £3.81 £1.10 54p £3.97 46 Tin was the best bargain. 16 Tin was the second best. 17 Tin was the third best. Which numbers are the arrows pointing to on this number line? 0.80 0st 0.82 t t c B A 18 Arrow A points to. 19 Arrow B points to 20 Arrow C points to Here is Pavel’s temperature chart when he was ill. 102. 401 F 100 99. 98. Mon Tues Wed Thur Fri Sat Sun Mon Tues The dotted line shows the normal temperature of a person. 21 On how many days was his temperature above normal? 22 On how many days was his temperature below normal? 23 On which day do you think he was most ill? 24 On which day do you think he started getting better? 25 What is a person’s normal temperature? 35) £1.56In the end-of-term tests Zanna got the following marks. Mathematics Histor ry Geography 54 aig ais al 26 Her best subject was 27 2nd was 28 3rd was 29 4th was 30 5th was 31 6th was Complete these sequences. 32-33 12 13 34-35 5000 500 3 o6a7 3 38-39 0.6 1 0.7 40-41 0.125 0.25 Here are the scores in a mental arithmetic test out of 20. 15 50 rf 0.8 0.375 English French Art a 18 — 5 ae et fe 09 eaten cya Name Peter Cressida | Petra Greg Helen L Score 7 16 | 18 16 7 42-43 There are two modes: what are they? 44 What is the median? 45 What is the range? 46 What is the mean? Peter’s test was wrongly marked and he should have got 16 not 17. 47 Which score is the mode now? 48 What is the median now? 49 What is the range now? 50 What is the mean now? Gs Wow go to the Progress Chart to record your score! Total 1@:) Ga sDGener.) 4-8 Complete the figures below. The dotted line is the line of symmetry. [ Underline the correct answer in each line. 5 0.49+7 = 7 07 0.07 70 700 6 20% of 35 = 7 8 15 20 25 g 42-3 eee 2 3 7 9 Oboe = 1 2 3 4 5 9 25% of 1 metre = 1cm 2cm 10cm 25cm 25m 100.1xX01xX01= 03 0.2 0.001 0.003 0.0001 ny Scie 42-14 Share £3.40 among Angela, Maya and Claire. For every 10p Angela gets, Maya gets 5p, and Claire gets 2p. Angela gets ___, Maya gets and Claire gets 15 3 of a sum of money is £1.80. What is 5 of it? ns 16 Multiply 3.7 by itself, and then take 3.7 from the answer. eam 17 Add together 3.7, 2.95 and 0.187. ass 18 Take 1.689 from 3.2. bs ts 19 Divide 799 by 17. makeMultiply each of the numbers below by 1000. 20 2.75 21 38.2 22 0.125 23 0.875 The bar chart below shows the marks in Mathematics for Class 8. The maximum mark was 100. One boy gained over 90. 2 of those who received between 81 and 90 were girls. £ of those who received between 71 and 80 were boys. 4 of those who received between 61 and 70 were girls. 4 of those who received between 51 and 60 were girls. 3 of those who received between 41 and 50 were boys. Number of children 51-60 61-70 71-80 81-90 91-100 Marks 24 How many children took the test? 25 How many girls got over 90 marks? 26 How many boys received between 61 and 70 marks? 27 How many girls received between 41 and 50 marks? 28 In the 81 to 90 mark range, how many were boys? 29 In the 71 to 80 mark range, how many were girls? 30 How many boys received between 51 and 60 marks? @®31-40 Fill in the multiplication table. Fill in the missing numbers. a 44 2 ~ 42 NIN ais Tat 8 aay 3 Sera! 47 If 13 items cost £1.56, what would 7 items cost? 48-50 Share 39 sweets among Penny, Ragini and Prue giving Penny 3 times as much as Ragini, and Ragini 3 times as much as Prue. Penny has sweets, Ragini has 1-3 Complete this table. 4 0.38 x11 60 | 144] 72 120 rae) ct 5 95.13 ‘sweets, and Prue has OCRed neuer 6 1030 — 752 77 oR ao Distance (km) 10 20 Time (minutes) Look at the line graph and then answer these questions. 7 V'lldo 2km in minutes. 8 I'lldo 1km in minutes. ‘9 How far will | travel in 25 minutes? 40 What is my speed in k/h? 11 What number, when multiplied by 25, gives the same answer as 45 x 40? ___ Solve these equations. 123+a=15 13x+4=7 a@epcioe 145+ 16 b- 18-21 Do these divisions. 77896 6)786 91188 4)516 22 Circle the division with the largest quotient. It takes me 19 minutes to walk home from school. 23 If | leave school at 3:45 p.m. what time will | get home? 24 How many minutes are there from 10:29 p.m. on Monday to 2:05 a.m. on Tuesday? minutes @® ee) ¥ vy EFour schools in Sandville made these pie charts which show how many of their pupils walk to school. SG @) Write the total number of pupils in each school. 25 School A —— 28 School B — 27 School C a walkers 28 School D naa 29 Anglex =___ 30 Angle 2x = __ 31 Angle a = __ 32 Angle b = __ Wye Complete the timetable below. 33-43 There are five 40-minute lessons, with a break of 15 minutes after the second lesson. Begins Ends 1st lesson 2nd lesson Break 3rd lesson 4th lesson Sth lesson 12:50, 44-45 There are 630 children in a school. There are 5 boys to every 4 girls. There are boys and girs. @) om ¥ EY46-47 The perimeter of a rectangle is 40 cm. The length is 4 times the width. The length is cm and the width is om. 1 kg of Britewash costs £1.20. At this price per kg: 48 | could buy ________ with £6.00. 8 |25} 49 | could buy _______ with 30p. 50 | would have to pay —___ for 3.5 kg. Now go to the Progress Chart to record your score! _ Total Here are the scores in a Science test out of 50. Name Kamala | Matt | Rashid | Jo James Score 42 | 75) 26 31 26 1 What is the mode? pans 2 What is the median? — 3 What is the range? — 4 What is the mean? — Matt actually got 25 not 15. 5 What is the median now? — 6 What is the range now? ___ Cp After | had bought a book costing £2.40, one third of what | had left was £1.20. ‘ales | 7 How much money did | have at first? _— pe There are 24 children in our class. This Venn diagram shows how many of us belongto (8 the Cycling Club (C) and how many of us belong to the Swimming Club (8). ae Our class, 8 How many belong to the Cycling Club? 9 How many belong to the Swimming Club? —___ 40 How many belong to both clubs ? ais 41. How many belong to neither club? ie 12 How many belong to one club only?6 T a t T Stoke \ 5 4 ' ais a3 g £ eI Pa 3 Y Mitton “Westby 1 7 q Dan 0 1 2 eB 4 5 6 Eastings §————> This map is covered with a grid, the lines of which are numbered 0-6 for eastings and 0-6 for northings. The position of towns is found by giving their coordinates, for example Bixton is (1, 2). ‘Some of the towns are not situated on the lines, but are inside the squares. When this is so, the coordinates of the bottom left-hand corner of the square are given, for example Deepby is (2, 2). Scale: A side of a small square represents 10 km. Name the towns which are at the following positions. 13 (3, 1) ———______. 14 (4, 0) ——————_ Give the coordinates for the following towns. 15 Comby (——.—_) 16 Stoke (——,—) Approximately, how far is it, as the crow flies (in a straight line), from: 17 St Gile’s to Long Mitton? 18 Bixton to Westby? ined vem 0 ONDYour task is to guide the robot along the white squares on the plan. It starts and finishes on one of the squares marked A, B, C, D or E. It can only move FORWARD, turn RIGHT 90° and turn LEFT 90°. Complete these instructions to guide the robot along the white squares. 19 From A to B: FORWARD 6, RIGHT 90°, 20 From B to C: FORWARD 6, 21 From C to E: FORWARD 3, LEFT 90°, 22-23 From D to B: FORWARD 1, LEFT 90°, FORWARD 1, , FORWARD 4, RIGHT 90°, FORWARD 3. , LEFT 90°, FORWARD 3. LEFT 90°, FORWARD 5. Cp 24-27 Jada used this decision tree to sort mobile phones. What is missing from the tree? Fill in the gaps. 24 25 Phone with Phone with no camera, and no 3G. camera and Does it have 367 Phones to be sorted @State whether the following statements are TRUE or FALSE. 28 Line B is parallel Tt ia to line C. 29 Line B is perpendicular to line C. 30 Line B is a horizontal line. oo 31 Put a circle around the prime number. 20 21 22 23 24 25 There are 364 children in a school. There are 18 more girls than boys. bales 32 There are girls. 33 There are ____ boys. 34 Take eleven from eleven thousand. we 35-38 Complete the following table. Length | Width Area | Perimeter Rectangle 1 7m 4m Rectangle 2 gm 36m? Write the next two numbers in each line. | | Ey CE so4o 2 5 "1 20 92g aoe 42057 5.8 6.0 6.3 — rics! 4344 1h 2 2 33 ee alo 4546 0.001 0.01 Of 47-48 97 86 76 C7 ee iHere is a pie chart which shows how many computers pupils in Class 6C have at home. BD No computer I One computer CO More than one computer 1 What percentage of pupils have at least one computer at home? pee 2 What fraction of pupils have more than one computer at home? aie If there are 32 pupils in Class 6C: 3 How many do not have a computer at home? = 4 How many have at least one computer at home? a Ce 5 Find the smallest number which must be added to 890 to make it exactly sai divisible by 31. scenery fai 6 Find the sum of 47, 48 and 49. —— 7 Find the mean of 47, 48 and 49. an 8 Find the range of 47, 48 and 49. pes @:) Our school swimming pool, which is 50 m long Wal a and 20 m wide, has a path 10 m wide all around it. Wall ‘Wall 9 What is the area of the swimming pool? a 10 What is the area of the whole complex (swimming pool and the path)? = 11 What is the area of the path? aoe 12 What is the perimeter of the swimming pool? — 13 What is the total length of the wall? aan PY 14 Jenny bought 7 metres of material. She gave the assistant £20.00 and received £2.57 change. What was the price of the material per metre? @Here are three shaded cubes. What number is represented by the symbol in each equation? 1910- #=27+3 23+>%=20-3 * += Divide each number by 1000. 2942 22 8.6 2746 243 Tim, Carl and Lewis had 126 cards. Carl won 3 from Tim, and Lewis lost 2 to Carl. They then found that Tim had twice as many as Carl, and Carl had twice as many as Lewis. 25-27 At the end of the game Tim had » Carl had » Carl had and Lewis had 28-30 At the start of the game Tim had and Lewis had We asked 144 children at our school how they spent their holiday. When we got their answers we made this pie chart. 31 How many children went to the beach? ee 32 How many went sailing? — Sailing 33 The number of children who went on an Activity holiday was a Activity 34 How many went camping? poe holiday 36 How many went canal boating? Facto 8 nelIn a school there were a total of 476 pupils and teachers. The girls + the teachers = 241 The boys + the teachers = 258 36-38 There were teachers, boys and girls. Underline the correct answer in each line. sith =? $ $ 4G 4 mith -§ oe og 4 41111-19 = 100 128 102 82 92 426+12 = 48 5 50 05 5.3 a3-S = 8 15 3 2 1 4460+3 = 4 8 20 32 57 45 25% of 48 = 12 24 25 48 60 mixt = 1 $b & 4 47-48 Put a circle around the prime numbers. 13414 °«15—~=—i16 17 49-50 Underline the prime factors of 18. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 WER Ueaks nok oue aca ked ce meen 4-5 Here are Ajay’s exam marks. Change them into percentages. Subject | Actual mark | Possible mark | Percentage Science | 12 15 French | 21 35 English | 68 80 Art | 63 70 Music | 14 20 6 Ajay’s total mark in Science and French was ‘out of 50. 7 What is Ajay’s total mark in Science and French expressed as a percentage? @® ion8-12 Write down Peter's actual marks. Subject | Actualmark | Possible mark | Percentage Science aa 15 60 French T= 36 80 English _ 80 55 Art is 70 70 Music Pe 20 65 13 Peter's total mark in English and Art was out of 150. 14 What is Peter's total mark in English and Art expressed as a percentage? = ___ Write each of these numbers to the nearest whole number. 16.8.95)0 16 0.71 = 174.48 ___ 18.0123 —___ 19-21 There are 56 beads. Sam has twice as many as Ren, who has twice as many as Aisha. ‘Sam has beads, Ren has beads and Aisha has ___ beads. These are the nets of solids. What solids will they make? Choose four from: square- based pyramid, triangular-based pyramid, triangular prism, pentagonal prism, cube, cuboid, sphere or cone. a 26 ©7946 5878 6575 + 9876 27 Write the answer to the last calculation in words. 8) CB ay CB EY28-37 Complete the following chart. aa Length | Width | Perimeter | Area Rectangle? | 29m |__60m Rectangle2 | 23m [60m Rectangle 3 5m 60m Rectangle 4 10m 60m Rectangle 5 15m 60m (op 38 Multiply 0.0908 by 25. — |an 36-41 Convert this recipe for pasta from : AG imperial to metric units (to the ingrecient pearee. 2a: Plain flour Use the approximation: 10z = 25g =9_-_-—— Semolina flour Eggs Give the most appropriate metric unit to measure: 42 the distance from Earth to the Sun. 44 the weight of a train. 43 the amount of petrol ina car. 48 the thickness of this book, —— 46-50 Put these numbers in order, smallest first. 0.707 0.78 0.708 0.7 0.77 WTR ae ee eee \Ganai!2) 1 Inaclass, 19 children have dogs and 18 children have cats. If 16 children have both dogs and cats, find the smallest possible number of children in the class. —_— i 2 How many times can 27 be subtracted from 1431? — oe 3 Twelve toys were bought for £1.25 each and sold for £1.60 each. What was the total profit?4-15 Here are some exchange rates. £1 = 1.14 US dollars £1 = 93.2 Indian rupee £1 = 1.12 euros £1 = 1.58 Canadian dollars Complete the table. [e US dollars | Indianrupee | Euros | Canadian dollars £10.00 haat — — _— £5.00 ae =e na ane ELsoiN | aan au ne ae 16-19 Arrange these numbers in order, putting the largest first. 788 = 7.008 ___ 78 7.088 20-25 Complete the following table. Fraction Decimal 1 31 The product of two numbers is 111. The larger number is 37. What is the other number? What are the missing numbers in these number squares? NON - 49 | 36 | 25 y [30.2] 25.8 £1 $72 36 | 25 | 16 30.2] 25.8] 21.4 ayi]8 25] 16] x 25.8/21.4| 17 z|/2|? 92x= 33 y= a4z= E 8| Train A Train B Train C Train D [Westbury 08:11 | 09:20 18:09 4 20:09 | Trowbridge 08:19 | 09:30 17:58 | 20:04 [Bath 08:45 09:54 17:23 | 19:31 [Bato ¥ 09:00 10:11 17:05 | so7 | 35 How long does the slowest train take to do the entire journey? 36 If | live in Westbury, and want to be in Bath before 9 a.m., on which train must | travel? _— 37 How long does the 19:31 from Bath take to travel to Westbury? 38 When should the 17:23 from Bath arrive in Westbury? nae Using this world time chart answer the following questions. EE Y 39 When it is 10:00 a.m. in London, what time is it in New Zealand? eet 40 When it is 9:00 a.m. in London, what time is it in India? —_— 41 When it is 3:30 p.m. in Greece, what time is it in London? maaaae 42 When itis 1:15 p.m. in Sweden, what time is it in London? re 43 If | made a telephone call from Kenya to India at 3:00 p.m., what time would it be in India? — 4Years | Months Tony is 40 8 Claire is 9 6 Abdel is " 4 Mandy is 10 2 44 Look at the table. The children’s ages add up to years months 45-46 What is the mean age of the four children? —— years months Here is a box 20cm long, 10cm wide, and 8cm high. Aribbon is placed round the box, once lengthwise, and once round the width. 47 What is the perimeter of the side of the box? emt 48 What isthe perimeter ofthe end of the box? __ teem 49 What is the perimeter of the base of the box? 50 If allow 35cm for the bow, how much ribbon will Ineed? __ ae eas nee ee eed Divide each of the numbers below by 10. Give your answers as mixed numbers, with fractions in their lowest terms. 178 one Se 31312 ee Caley a 5 How many metres must be added to 1.35km to make 4km? 6-13 Fill in the multiplication grid. TotalWrite each of these values in decimal form. 14 17 tenths 15 143 hundredths 16 47 units —__ 17 7 thousandths = —___ 18 259 tens 49 14 hundredths = ___ Insert signs to make the following correct. 20-22 5 1 =H 13 12 23-25 (3__2)__5=50___2 Insert the missing numbers in these calculations. 26 4.9 x = 490 2+ 10 = 0.123 28 0.136 x 100 = ___ 29 The average of 6 numbers is 4. If one of the numbers is 2, what is the average of the other 5 numbers? 30-35 VAT (Value Added Tax) is added to the price of some goods. It is charged at 20% (£20.00 on each £100). Complete the following table. Price before VAT VAT Total price £530 £165 £62 36-41 Three rectangular pieces of card have the same area (24cm). Fill in the other measurements. Length | Width | Perimeter | Area Piece A 8om em | om | 24cm? Piece B em | 4com | cm | 24cm? Piece C 12cm ___em ___em 240m? What percentages are the following fractions? 15 4 a2g= 325-—— HD 8 [15] 3 leLook at the diagram. Answer the questions below by writing YES or NO. It would help you if you drew in the diagonals with a ruler. 44 Are all the sides the same length? a 45 Are the opposite sides parallel? Lc 46 Are all the angles equal? es 47 Are the diagonals the same length? cael 48 Do the diagonals cross at right angles? — 49 Is this a rhombus? — 50 Is this a parallelogram? =a \apen22.) The cost of some rides in the Space Adventure Park are: Week uaes nek eked ce eid Galaxy £1.65 Laser £2.80 Big Wheel £1.45, Spaceship £2.70 Amy went on two rides. She had £4.50 change from £10. 1-2 Which two rides did she go on? i John also went on two rides. He had £5.65 change from £10. 34 Which two rides did he go on? es 5 How much would it cost to go on all four rides? 6 What is the mean price of a ride? 7 In the library there are 200 books. 58 of them are non-fiction. What percentage of the books are non-fiction? aaa: 8-10 In Little Marsden the population is 17222. The men and women together total 9142 and the women and children together total 13 201. There are ______ women, ________ men and ________ children. 41 Take five hundred and sixty-seven from one thousand. Write out your answer in figures. 2Complete the figures below. The dotted line is the line of symmetry. 1 1 peo Se ate Ne The big hand of a clock is at 12 and the small hand is not. If the little hand moves in a clockwise direction, what time is it when the angle between the two hands is: 15 180°? o'clock 16 30°? o'clock 17 120°? o'clock 18 60°? o'clock 19 150°? o'clock 20 90°? o'clock 21 John multiplied a number by 9 instead of dividing it by 9. His answer was 4131. What should his answer have been? — 22 20% of my money is £2.55. What is 2 of it? eo 23 What amount must be added to 178.5 to make 1 kg? —s Circle the correct answers in each line. 2413x111 = 132 143 133 25 15” = 165 155 225 26 64 = 8 ad fe 27:702+3 = 214 234 204 2814x12 = 154 148 168Plot these points and join them in order. 29-41 (5, 1) (5, 5) (2, 3) (5, 6) (2,5) (4,7) (6, 11) (8, 7) (10, 5) (7,6) (10, 3) (7, 5) (7, 1) 42 What have you drawn? ye 1 : 4 40 | +H} imi - 9 - / jainistel ft t | anesaove Heese Bay fell] 12345678 910Nt The three largest oceans in the world cover the following areas. Ocean ‘Square km Square miles Atlantic 82217000 31736000 Indian 73.481 000 28364000 Pacific 165384000 63 838.000 Write the answers to the following questions in the table below. 43-44 Round the areas of the Atlantic Ocean to the nearest 100 000. 45-46 Round the areas of the Indian Ocean to the nearest 10000. 47-48 Round the areas of the Pacific Ocean to the nearest 1000000. Ocean ‘Square km Square miles Atlantic Indian Pacific Last Friday + of the pupils in our school were absent. There are 560 pupils altogether in the school. 49-50 There were pupils absent and pupils present. Now go to the Progress Chart to record your score! io 8 [23] Aig EY\Eapanel.) The products of the following calculations are either odd or even. Answer each question as either ODD or EVEN. 1 84 x 36 is an ________ number. 2 163 x 297 is an ________ number. 3 729 x 1468 is an ____ number. 4 292 x 36 x 52 is an ________ number. Write the following amounts correct to the nearest £1.00. mf242 _ 6o271 7 £459 9.9640 9 £750: 2 of a sum of money is 48p. 140 What is 3 of the sum of money? el Roast chicken must be cooked for 50 minutes per kg and then for an extra 20 minutes. 41-16 Complete this table of cooking times in hours and minutes. Weight of chicken (kg) Cooking time dl oh min 15 oh __emin 2 oh min ie 2.5 3 3.5 Divide these numbers by 1000. i, 1851418 es 19 2.55 There are 420 children in a school. 45% of the pupils are boys. 20 How many boys are there? =e 21 How many girls are there? mat £9.00 is shared between Amanda, Anita and Claire in the ratio of 8:5:2. 22 Amanda receives ____. 23 Anita receives 24 Claire receives ® rea 1@ :)25-29 Arrange these fractions in order, largest first. 1 a 3 n i a % 3 4 2 6 Suggest the best imperial unit to measure: 30 the distance from London to New York. 31 the amount of water in a jug. 32 the weight of a pencil. 33 the height of a man. Convert these 24-hour clock times into 12-hour clock times. (20:20) (08-05) (00:10) (1745) 32 35 36 37 38-39 Add these children’s ages. Years Months Zoe 10 "1 Simon 10 8 David 1 4 Rachel 10 2 Tariq 40 8 Total ane 40-41 What is their average age? _—_— years months Add the greatest value to the smallest. 42et £0.55 27 x 2p £1.00 - 49p Scott has 4 as many computer games as Anish, and Anish has } as many games as Nick. Together they have 140 games. How many do they have each? 43 Scott has games. 44 Anish has 6 games. 45 Nick has ___ games. gE y BEWe asked 72 children to name their favourite colour. We made this pie chart. Blue 165° 48 How many children prefer green? Nee ‘Orange 47 How many children prefer blue? Blass 48 How many prefer orange? cee Pink 49 How many like red best? saa 50 The number of children who prefer pinkis = Now go to the Progress Chart to record your score! _Total The schoo! hall is 4 times as long as it is wide. 1 If the perimeter is 55 m, what is the length? es 2 What is the width? — ‘Ahmed has 30 sweets; 60% of them are toffees and the rest are chocolates. Ben has 40 sweets; § of them are chocolates and the rest are toffees. 3 Who has the most toffees? 4-8 How many more than _______. does he have? se 6 Who has the most chocolates? 7-8 He has more than Here are the number of music CDs these 6 friends had. Name Pete | Lucy | Kath Jez_| Helen | Simone Number 8 6 14 1 | 14 12 9 What is the mode? 10 What is the median? 11 What is the range? 12 What is the mean? =—__ Give the value of the 7 in each of the following numbers. 13 13.78 14 37.89 ___ 15 378.95 ___ 1432 + 798 = 2230 so: 16 3432 + 798 willbe 17 2432 + 1798 will be 18 4432 +798 willbeFill in the next two numbers in each line. 19-20 95 89 84 80 sagen ~~ 21-22 89 77 67 59 esihines eS 23-24 31 33 36 40 ae =e 25-26 144 121 100 81 = ae 21-82 On the grid below, draw a bar chart to show the following information. The number of cups of coffee sold at Buttercup Café last week: Monday 90 Tuesday 110 Wednesday 70 Thursday 100 Friday 120 ‘Saturday 140 Be careful to use a scale that will show this information accurately. Write in your scale. ‘ Number of cups of coffee sold 0 Mon Tues Wed Thur Fri Sat 33-37 Here is part of a railway timetable. Fill in the times at which train B will reach the stations. It takes exactly the same time to do the journey as train A. Train A arrives at | Train B arrives at Barwich 07:30 10:05 Hoole 07.48 oe Carby 08.02 Manton 08.15 Pemby 08.29 a Durwich 08.54 ase @Your task is to guide the robot along the white squares on the plan. It starts and finishes on one of the squares marked A, B, C, D or E. It can only move FORWARD, turn RIGHT 90° and turn LEFT 90°. Complete these instructions to guide the robot along the white squares. 38-39 From A to B: FORWARD 2, _______ , FORWARD 1, RIGHT 90°, FORWARD 3, LEFT 90°, —___________ , RIGHT 90°, FORWARD 4 40-41 From B to C: FORWARD 4, LEFT 90°, FORWARD 1, RIGHT 90°, —_________ LEFT 90°, FORWARD 3, _____ , FORWARD 1, RIGHT 90°, FORWARD 2 42-43 From C to D: FORWARD 2, LEFT 90°, FORWARD 1, RIGHT 90°, FORWARD 3, LEFT 90°, FORWARD 1, —____ , ____ , LEFT 90°, FORWARD 1, RIGHT 90°, FORWARD 2 44 Acoil of rope was divided into 7 equal sections, each 17.5 metres long. If there were 3.25 m left, how long was the rope? 45 How many days were there between the 4th January and the 2nd March 2007? Do not include either of the given dates. 46 A greenhouse can be bought by paying a deposit of £45, and then 12 monthly payments of £37.50. What would be the total cost of the greenhouse? _aee 47 How many fifths are there in 125? 4 48 What is the smallest number into which 6, 8, 10 and 12 will all divide without remainder? — 49 The houses on Union Street are all on one side, and are numbered 1, 2, 3, 4 and so on. If the house with the middle number is number 37, how many houses are there in the street? anienat 60 Scarcroft United had 5000 spectators to watch their game this week. Each stand seats 870. What is the fewest number of stands required for this crowd? aere) 4-10 Complete this multiplication table. Write the numbers below correct to the nearest 100. 1171246 13 1274 12 1486 14 704.85 15 What number is halfway between 98 and 144? 16-18 At Black Horse Junior School there were altogether 394 teachers and children. ‘The teachers and the boys numbered 189, and the girls and teachers together numbered 217. There were ____ teachers, boys and girls. 19 Make 478 three hundred times as large. 20-23 Complete this table. e=at3 Look in the circle and find the answers to these questions. uge-F= ___ 26 8+ 22 = Find the area of these triangles. Scale: 1 square = 1 cm? ft eon Ca 27 B= - 30 8 31 EDivide the year 2007 into 2 parts so that the second part is 4 times as large as the first part. 32 How many days are there in the shorter part? pass 33 In the larger part there are days. 34 If the shorter part starts on January 1st, when does it end? 85 If 3 of the contents of a box weigh 20 kg, what is the weight of all the contents? —— ‘36 What would j of the contents weigh? ae 37-40 Fill in the missing numbers. a ll | 47 3a 6 | [231 267 41 By how much is the product of 27 and 13 greater than their sum? ‘et ‘There are 180 sheep in a flock. For every 9 white sheep there is 1 black sheep. How many: 42 white sheep are there? 43 black sheep are there? Mr Pin paid £7.05 for 1.5 metres of material. 44 What was the cost per metre? 45 How much would 3.5 m cost? 48 What is the next odd number after 160 into which 9 will divide without remainder? pooner 47-50 Write these fractions in decimal form. 33 455 7Et Ta 1 Seay ak este ei at Now go to the Progress Chart to record your score! Total Underline the correct answer in each line. ath GURUS 210-1.99 9.11 8.01 11.99 9.01 3 0.04 x 0.4 0.016 0.16 0.08 0.0016 @ aya] 3 [77] ¥ vey alga 83)44+002 = 20 2 02 200 5 17.89+10 = 178.9 1789 1.789 17.89 6 2.7 x 200 54 540 54.0 0.54 7 The perimeter of a square is 28cm. What is its area? 6 147 x 49 9-15 On the grid below draw a bar chart to show the information in the table. Be careful to use a scale which will show this information accurately. Write in your scale. Shop | Cameras sold 225 7 150 175 Number of cameras sold 300 125 200 ol-/+=]>l=P | 46 How many tiles, each 500m x 50cm, would be needed to cover a floor 5 metres x 4 metres? 17 What would be the cost of these tiles if | had to pay £7.50 for 10 tiles? 18-49 Put a circle around the numbers which are not prime numbers. 3 13 23 33 43 53 63 20-23 What are the factors of 21? eee 24-25 Underline the prime factors of 21. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 26 How many times can 34 be subtracted from 9867 — @®Ted has £98 and Zac has £64. 27 How much must Ted give to Zac so that they each have the same amount? _ 28 Would you estimate the number of children in a class to the nearest 10, 100, 1000? — 29 Would you estimate the number of people at a Premier League football game to the nearest 10, 1000, 10000 or 1000000? 30 The area of the flag is tem 31 The area of the cross is. 32 The shaded part has an area of 33 The perimeter of the flag is 34 The perimeter of the cross is 35-42 Complete the following table. Fraction Decimal | Percentage z 0 ale 106 0.25 © 2 43 8 - 1.127 = —_ 44 47.625 + 2.5 = —__ 45-50 Complete the following table. Wholesale price | _ Retail price £18.75 £23.50 £70.20 EI REPT lant eek eee ed La @)15 10 5 0 Bi>s g g 8 8 Rg gThe Bond Plan for Exam Success Alongside working on core skills from an early age, there are many other ways you can get prepared for the 11+ test. Setting the foundations © Read a range of literature with your child — stories, poems, non-fiction, comics - it all counts. © Experiencing new places together such as a visit to a museum or a walk through the woods can stimulate interesting discussion! 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