ABC Education · 11+ Practice
Week 3 · Maths Practice Paper
18 questions · 35 marks · Suggested time: 30 minutes.
Question 1
[3 marks]Fill in this multiplication grid (only the shaded row/column headers and white product cells shown are given; work out the rest).
Question 2
[2 marks]The sum of eight single-digit positive whole numbers is 26. Seven of these numbers are equal, so what is the other number?
Question 3
[1 marks]A square piece of paper has side length 24 cm. Fold 1: fold it exactly in half along a line joining the midpoints of two opposite sides (this gives a 24 cm × 12 cm rectangle). Fold 2: fold this rectangle exactly in half again, along a line joining the midpoints of its two SHORTER sides. What are the dimensions of the final shape?
Question 4
[2 marks]Work out 137 ÷ 4. Write your answer as:
Question 5
[1 marks]347 is multiplied by 4283. What will the unit's digit of the answer be?
Question 6
[1 marks]24 + 33 + 42 + 51 + 60 + 69 + 78 = ?
Question 7
[3 marks]Each brick must have a number shown on it, where each brick is the sum of the two bricks it stands on. Which number should replace x in this tower?
Question 8
[3 marks]An arts school has 120 students. 45 of them study Painting and 35 study Sculpture. Given that 20 students study both Painting and Sculpture, how many students study neither?
Question 9
[2 marks]Maya cycles three times as fast as her dad. Her dad cycles three times as fast as her younger brother, Theo. They all set off together for a bike ride down the same straight path. When Maya has cycled 18 km, how far apart are her dad and Theo?
Question 10
[3 marks]The diagram shows three squares of the same size, each with one corner touching a single central point (and not overlapping each other). Together with the angle labelled x°, they exactly surround the point. What is the value of x?
Question 11
[1 marks]In Priya's pocket she has 4 strawberry jellybeans, 7 melon jellybeans and 9 apple jellybeans. How many jellybeans does she need to take out of her pocket to guarantee having at least one jellybean of each flavour?
Question 12
[1 marks]The diagram shows the net of a cube, made from a strip of four squares labelled W, X, Y, Z (left to right, which will wrap around to form the four side faces), with an extra square M attached to the top edge of X, and an extra square N attached to the bottom edge of Y.
When folded into a cube, which face is directly opposite face M?
Question 13
[3 marks]Priya bought 5 lemon drops and 6 mint chews for GBP 1.42. Zara bought 5 lemon drops and 2 mint chews for GBP 0.94. How much is one lemon drop?
Question 14
[2 marks]It is the year 2025. Priya, Aisha, Noor and Farah have their 6th, 9th, 9th and 12th birthdays today. In what year will their ages total 100?
Question 15
[2 marks]Fibonacci Street has 312 houses on it, numbered 1 - 312. Houses 58-101 inclusive will be knocked down to build a school. How many houses will remain on Fibonacci Street?
Question 16
[1 marks]This sentence contains the letter e ___ times. Write a word that is a number between 1-10 to make the sentence true.
Question 17
[1 marks]The diagram below shows a grid made of 3 columns and 2 rows of identical small squares (so the grid is 3 squares wide and 2 squares tall). How many rectangles of any size (including the small squares themselves) can you count in the diagram?
Question 18
[3 marks]4! = 1 × 2 × 3 × 4 = 24
5! = 1 × 2 × 3 × 4 × 5 = 120 How long is 8! seconds? Give your answer in hours and minutes.