ABC Education · 11+ Practice
Week 66 · Maths Practice Paper
16 questions · 23 marks · Suggested time: 25 minutes.
Question 1
[2 marks]Fill in the blanks so that the calculation on the left is equal to the calculation on the right:
Question 2
[1 marks]What number is 45% of 80?
Question 3
[1 marks]Calculate (3.4 + 4.6) ÷ 12. Leave your answer as a simplified fraction.
Question 4
[1 marks]Write the following in order of size (smallest first): 5.234, 5.23, 5.243, 5.2, 5.324
Question 5
[2 marks]Find the missing numerator and denominator of the equivalent fractions below: ___/10 = 1020 = 20/___
Question 6
[1 marks]Calculate 493 divided by seventeen.
Question 7
[1 marks]Write ONE number which fits all three of these statements: it is a multiple of 4, it is a multiple of 9, it ends in an 8.
Question 8
[2 marks]I think of a number n. 6n is more than 72, but n + 6 is less than 21. What are the possible values of n?
Question 9
[1 marks]Priya won a large jar of sweets. If there are 540 sweets in the jar and she shares them equally with her 17 classmates (18 people in total), how many do they each get?
Question 10
[1 marks]On 1st December 2010 my grandmother was 75 years old. Her daughter was 35 years old on 1st December 1995. How old was my grandmother when her daughter was born?
Question 11
[1 marks]John paid a total of £6.20 for a jar of coffee, a carton of milk and a bag of sugar. The jar of coffee cost £4.15 and the carton of milk cost 95p. How much did the bag of sugar cost?
Question 12
[1 marks]How many bags of crisps at 18p each can I buy for £2.50?
Question 13
[2 marks]A shop sells bananas and pears. Max buys 1 banana and 2 pears; he paid 88p. Emily buys 1 banana and 1 pear; she paid 58p. How much does 1 banana cost?
Question 14
[2 marks]Put a circle around each of the amounts that can be made with exactly four coins (from 1p, 2p, 5p, 10p, 20p, 50p, £1, £2): 23p, 35p, 39p, £1.09, £1.17
Question 15
[2 marks]Benjamin walks dogs to earn money using the formula: Pay = £15 per day + £1.25 for each dog walked. Benjamin worked all day on Monday. He walked 11 dogs before lunch and 14 dogs afterwards. Work out Benjamin's pay on Monday.
Question 16
[2 marks]A table shows distances (km) between towns: Ashby–Camden 90, Ashby–Dover 60, Camden–Dover 95, Ashby–Elmsworth 115, Camden–Elmsworth 200, Dover–Elmsworth 118, Ashby–Fenwick 70, Camden–Fenwick 130, Dover–Fenwick 48, Elmsworth–Fenwick 82.