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    Alleyn's

    11+ MATHEMATICS
    ’ s
    SAMPLE EXAMINATION PAPER 2

    30 minutes.

    Co-educational

    excellence
    Section A - MULTIPLE CHOICE
    Circle the correct answer to the questions in this section.

    1. Which of these numbers is a multiple of 15?

    A: 5 B: 30 C: 1 D: 40 E: 160

    3
    2. 12 is of what number?
    4

    A: 4 B: 3 C: 9 D: 16 E: 36

    3. The most likely height of a mug is?

    A: 30 cm B: 9 mm C: 95 mm D: 3cm E: 950 mm

    4. If I buy 5 pencils costing 54p each. How much change do I get from £5?

    A: £2.70 B: £3.30 C: £4.46 D: £2.30 E: £3.70

    5. How many minutes are there in 1 and a three-quarter hours?

    A: 105 B: 175 C: 125 D: 85 E: 1.75


    Section B

    Show your working when answering these questions

    6. Work out 2584 + 218

    ………………

    7. Work out 43 × 59

    ………………

    8. Work out leaving any fractions in their simplest form

    5
    c) of 40
    8

    ………………
    9. Put the following numbers in order of size from smallest to biggest

    5 2 13
    , , 0.03 , 0.8, ,
    6 3 18

    ________, ________, ________, ________, _________

    10. A hotel rents out their function room for weddings, the cost of hiring the
    room is £600 plus £50 for each guest attending.

    a) Fill in the missing values in the formula to work out the cost of hiring the hotel
    for a wedding.

    Total Cost = _________ + __________ × number of guests

    b) How much would a wedding for 70 guests cost?

    £…………………

    c) The total cost for a wedding is £6100. How many guests are attending the
    wedding?

    …………………guests
    11. The numbers on the cards go up in equal steps. For each sequence write
    down what number should replace the question mark.

    a)
    5 12 ?

    ………………

    b)
    ? 3 7

    ………………

    c)
    2.5 ? 5.5

    ………………
    12. Find the volume of the prism in the diagram. The diagram is not drawn to
    scale
    10 cm

    8 cm
    5 cm

    1.5 cm
    12 cm

    …………………cm³
    13. Look at the coordinate grid below

    a) Write down the coordinates of the points A and B

    A (…….., ……..) B (…….., ……..)

    b) On the same grid plot the coordinate (-1, -2). Label this coordinate C.

    c) The three coordinates join to make triangle ABC. Reflect triangle ABC in
    the 𝑦 − 𝑎𝑥𝑖𝑠

    d) Each square on the grid represents one square unit of area. What is the
    area of triangle ABC in square units?

    ………………square units
    14. These pictures show parts of a scale with equal gaps between each
    marking. What number should replace each letter?

    (a) -1.5 A -0.9

    A = ……..

    4 5
    (b) B
    7 7

    B = ……..

    15. A train travels at constant speed, if the train travels 90km in 30 minutes.
    How long will it take the train to travel 150 km?

    …………………minutes
    16. A number has 6 digits. The last digit is 4. If the 4 is moved to the front of
    the number it becomes 4 times greater. What is the number?

    ……………..
    17. This crossword has numbers instead of letters, fill in the cross number to
    make all the clues correct. There is more than one way it can be correctly
    completed.

    1 2 3

    Across Clues
    1) An even cube number
    4) The square of a prime number
    5) A prime number

    Down Clues
    1) Double a square number
    2) A prime number
    3) A prime number

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