Chuckra 11 Plus Maths Papers Test B (sample)

Test B (sample)

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Test B (sample)

1. Fill in the missing number:

3691 = 3000 + 600 + ___ + 1 _______

2. The graph shows the number of miles flown by an

aeroplane on each day of the week. What is the

difference between the number of miles flown on

Tuesday and on Thursday?

_______

3. On a school trip there are 12 children, and three quarters discover that they like

spinach. How many children do not like spinach?

4. Ben collected the following data when he was on the school council. There were 100

children altogether. How many girls chose yellow?

What colour would you like the classroom to be painted?

Red Blue Yellow

boys 16 24 10

girls 11 9 ?

_______

_______

5. Zaid spent £11.70 and bought 90 toy frogs. How much did each frog cost in pence? _______

6. A piece of string is 12m 4cm long. It is cut in half to make emergency shoe laces.

How long is each half? Give the answer in m and cm.

_______

7. Below is a table showing the results of marbles matches in a school competition.

Won Lost Drawn

Blue class 9 6 3

Red class 3 8 6

Pink class 4 7 5

How many matches did the blue class not win?

8. Which word in the list has the greatest number of letters with rotational symmetry?

BOOT SNOW BOX HIDE HEAR

_______

_______

9. A class buys 32 tickets to go and see 'Cats'. Each ticket costs £8.20. How much will

the total cost of all the tickets be?

_______


10. Give the coordinates of the centre of the octagon.

Ans=(___,___)

11. At a party there are 35 cakes and 2/7 have cherries on them. How many cakes is this? _______

12. A rectangle has an area of 36cm squared. Each of the shorter sides is 4cm. How long

is each of the longer sides?

13. A boy multiplies a number by itself. Then he takes the answer and multiplies it by the

original number. The new answer is 27. What number did he start with?

_______

_______

14. In the table below, when all the nine cells are filled in, all the rows and all the columns

add up to 42. What is the value in the box with the question mark?

13 16 __

__ __ ?

8 6 __

_______

15. What is the value of the number 2.135667 rounded to 4 decimal places? _______

16. Which item in the list below has a weight closest to 400g?

(a) a rubber (b) a small elephant (c) a Year 4 child

(d) a parrot (e) a mug of tea _______

17. Zaid is half his sister's age. In 6 years' time Zaid will be 14. How old will his sister be

in 5 years' time?

18. A box of expensive chocolates is divided into 5 compartments. 3/5 of the chocolates

have been eaten. 54 chocolates are left. How many have been eaten?

19. There are 6 minibuses which can each carry 12 passengers. They are being used to

carry some children on a school trip. There are 22 boys, 21 girls and 22 teachers. How

many spare seats are left?

_______

_______

_______

20. What is the total of the following?

0.25 x 3 and 1.25 x 2 _______


21. The diagram is a plan of a garden which consists of

a lawn area and a square pond. a=20m, b=5m, and

each side of the square pond is 3m. What is the area

of the lawn in square metres? (The diagram is not to

scale.)

_______

22.

Which shape or shapes do not have vertical symmetry?

_______

23. Which numbers below are divisible by both 9 and 3?

22 4 15 28 44 96 60

45 48 49 81 12 24 13 _______

24. You are going to the cinema with your father and 6 friends. Popcorn with a toy costs

£3.00 per bag. An adult ticket costs £7.00 and a child's ticket costs £3.00. Your

parents have a voucher which reduces the cost by £1.50. Every child gets a bag of

popcorn. How much does the whole trip cost?

_______

25. This numbers machine takes a number,

doubles it and then adds 4. The number 66

comes out. What number has been put in?

_______

26. What percentage of the letters are capitals?

h h h h H h h h H H

_______

27. What is the median of these numbers?

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 19 20 21 _______

28. Insiya buys a toy which has the original price reduced. three quarters of the price has

been taken off. The original price was £16.80. How much change does she get from

£10? _______

29. A train has 6 carriages which are each 5m long. The engine at the front is 7m long.

There is a gap of 1m between each carriage and the same gap between the engine and

the first carriage. How long is the whole train?

_______


30. The scale shows three plants on a particular day. 4 days later, plant c

has grown by 10cm. What is its new height in m and cm?

Ans= _____m

_____cm

31. 7a - 5b - 3c = x

If a=14, b=3 and c=6, what is the value of x? _______

32.

There are 8 shapes labelled a,b,c,d,e,f,g and h and they are all the same height, which

is p. Height p is 10m. Length h is 3m. Shape 'a' is an isosceles triangle. What is its

area?

33. One rabbit runs a distance Y each day, and another one runs a distance X each day. Y

is less than X. What is the difference between the distances run after 9 days?

_______

_______

34. There are 720 children on a school trip. 65% like beans. How many do not like beans? _______

35. There are some different coloured sweets: 4 blue, 12 red, 2 green What is the

probability of picking a blue sweet? Give the answer in the simplest form.

_______

36. A robot asks you a question about a wall. You can answer 'yes' or 'no'. If you answer

'yes', the robot paints the wall. What was the question? Choose one question only, and

if more than one are suitable choose the one which answers the question most

precisely.

a) Does the wall need painting?

b) Does the wall need washing?

c) Is the wall cracked?

d) Is the wall dirty?

e) Is the wall too high to climb over?

f) Is the whole wall dangerous and could collapse? _______


37. The arrow is facing forward, so that if it went F1 it

would end up at square (6,3).

Give the co-ordinates of the square that the arrow

will end up on if it follows the commands:

F3 R90 F5 R90 F4 R90 F6.

Key: F=forward, L=left, and R=right.

38. Write this expression using the notation which means 'to the power of'

3 x 3 x 3 x 3 x 3 _______

39. Which shape has an angle inside it

which is half the size of another of

the angles, and one of the angles is

45? _______

40. In the conversion table below, what figure is missing?

Ans=(_____,_____)

miles to km

km to miles

1 1.60 km 0.63 miles

2 3.20 km 1.25 miles

3 _?__ km 1.88 miles

4 6.40 km 2.50 miles

_______

41. Give the coordinates of the centre of the star with 5

points.

Ans=(_____,_____)

42. Express all the following as decimals or whole numbers:

(for example, 50% would be 0.5).

40% of 220

3/5 of 220

6/10 of 220

0.7 of 220

8/11 of 220

Give 5 numbers for the

answer

____________________


43. 5 apples cost the same as 10 pears.

How many apples cost as much as 27 apples and 4 pears?

_______

44. One of the shapes is a triangle with

2 angles of 10 degrees each.

i) Which letter identifies the

shape?

How many of the following does it

have?

ii) vertices

iii) sides

iv) lines of symmetry

v) pairs of parallel sides

Answers:

i) ___

ii) ___

iii) ___

iv) ___

v) ___

45. The bar chart shows the number of spots on

all the woodpeckers which were caught and

ringed in a forest. Which statements could be

true for the woodpeckers which were caught?

a) More than 9 woodpeckers had no spots at

all.

b) 8 woodpeckers had 13-16 spots.

c) No woodpeckers had more than 20 spots.

d) 5 woodpeckers had 0 spots.

e) 50 woodpeckers had 1-8 spots. _______

46. A map is drawn to a scale of 1:40,000. What real distance is represented by 4cm on

the map? Give the answer in m.

_______

47. A right-angled triangle has one angle which is 48º. What are the other angles? ______and______

48. The diagrams show the floors of

four swimming pools. The white

squares are each 25cm wide and

they all need replacing for pool 'd'.

What is the total area that needs to

be replaced? Give the answer in

square metres.

_______


49.

How many pairs of equal angles do each of the shapes a, c and g have? write a list of

values, one for each shape mentioned.

50. 4x + 17 = 72 - x

What is the value of x?

Answer =

________________

_______


1 90

2 25

3 3

4 30

5 13p

6 6m 2cm

7 9

8 SNOW

9 £262.40

10 2 , 0.9

11 10

12 9cm

13 3

14 1

15 2.1357

16 e

17 21

18 81

19 7

20 3.25

21 91 square metres

22 c e g h

23 45 81

24 £47.50

25 31

26 30%

27 15.5

28 £5.80

29 43m

30 2m 50cm

31 65

32 15m squared

33 9(x-y) or 9x - 9y

34 252

35 2/9

36 a

37 (8,2)

38 3 and a tiny raised 5

39 A

40 4.80

41 (4.75 , 4.9)

42 88 132 132 154 160

43 29

44 g,3,3,1,0

45 c d e

46 1600 m

47 42 and 90

48 1.5 m squared

49 1,0,2

50 11

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