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KING EDWARD’S SCHOOLB I R M I N G H A M
Admission Examination 2011
A B C
MATHEMATICSTime allowed: One hour
• Aimtocompleteasmuchasyoucaninthetimegiven,withoutmakingmistakes.
• Don’tstartSection CuntilyouhavedoneasmuchasyoucanonSections A and B.
• No calculators, calculator watches, or pencil-cases with tables are allowed.
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A1. (a) Whatnumberis1000morethan56821?
Answer____________________
(b) Whatnumberis0·02morethan16·99?
Answer____________________
(c) Whatisthesmallestwholenumberthatyoucanmakeusingthe digits4,3,9and1?Useeachdigitonlyonce.
Answer____________________
(c) Istartcountingat19andgoupto89.Itakeonesecondtosayeachnumber.HowlongdoItakealtogether?
Answer____________________
(d) Whatnumbermustbeaddedto79togivetheresult2100?
Answer____________________
3. (a) 25318 ismorethan 24318 Howmuchmore? Answer____________________
(b) 749834= Answer____________________
2. (a) 8 8 8 8 6 6 6 6 4 4 4 4 2 2 2 2
6 6 6 6
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2. (b) 5 4 3 2 1 2 1 2 3 4 5
6 0 6 6 6
2
3. (c) 546337=
Answer____________________
(d) 108048=
Answer____________________
4. (a) Whatishalfof79? Answer____________________
(b) Whatis75%of40? Answer____________________
(c) Whatis40%of75? Answer____________________
(d) Whatis125%of24? Answer____________________
(e) Thereare55applesinabox.40%ofthemareredandtherestaregreen.Howmanygreenapplesarethereinthebox?
Answer____________________
1.2.
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5. (a) Howmanytilesshapedlikethis:
areneededtocoverthefigurebelow.
Answer____________________
5. (b) Ifoldedapieceofpaperinhalfandcutoutashape.Drawapicturetoshowwhatthecutoutshapewilllooklikewhenitisopenedupandflattenedout.
Cuts through both layers ✂
Fold
Tile
4
5. (c) Whatfractionofeachfigureisshaded?
Answer____________________ Answer____________________
6. (a) 3333p = £____________________
(b) 3 cm = ______________________m
(c) 1m23cm = ______________________m
(d) 4m5cm = ______________________m
(e) 6m78cm = ______________________cm
(f) 9km 10m = ______________________m
(g) 2hr = ______________________mins1.3.
8. Whichofthefollowingisgreaterthan2butsmallerthan3?
10 -9- 11 -6-
3 5 4 2
Answer____________________
7. Writethecorrectnumberineachbox.
080=
0000=
0000=
0480=
0560=
.128-
15 60 135 000 000 000
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9. Whatisthesizeofangle“a”?
Answer____________________
90°
90°60°
32°
a
10. Writethecorrectnumberineachbox.
(a) 6·25 3= 6250
(c) 602 3= 60·2
(b) .53·2- = 5·32
(d) 100 = 36 4
11. (a) 1 2 = Answer____________________
(b) 1 = Answer____________________
4.11.
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.5.11.20.
12. WoodyandBuzzarebusystudyingatraintimetable.UnfortunatelyBusterhaswalkedalloveritwithhismuddypawsandtheycan’treadthreeentries.Completethetableforthem.
Route Departs Arrives Journey Time
London – Birmingham 09:15 1 hr 20 min
London – Manchester 10:05 12:03
London – Carlisle 15:12 3 hr 17 min
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15. Iwanttocutoutacircleofradius6cmfromasquarepieceofcard.WhatistheareaofthesmallestsquareIcanuse?
Answer____________________
13. AnoaktreewasplantedintheyearinwhichLordOwnlynosewasborn.Hediedin1940,aged80.Howoldistheoaktreenow(in2011)?
Answer____________________
14. Herearethreenumbersandtwooperationsonfivecards.
Arrangethecardsbelowtogivetheanswer15.
÷ + 3 7 24
= 15
B
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17. Buzz,Woody,Ham,Rex,SlinkyandMrPotatoHeadwenttothecinema.Theyspent£33onticketsand£20·40onfood.Theysharedthecostequally.Howmuchdideachhavetopay?
Answer____________________
18. Iopenedabookatrandomandmultipliedthetwovisiblepagenumberstogether.Theanswerwas506.Whatwerethenumbersonthetwopages?
Answer____________________
16. Thefigurebelowismadeupofnineequalsquares.Theperimeterofthefigureis128cm.Whatistheareaofoneofthesquares?
Answer____________________cm2
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19. Alocalfootballteamhasthirty-fourshirtsnumberedfrom1to34onthebackonly.Howmanydigit1’sareusedonthecompletesetofshirts?
Answer____________________
21. Fivefootballteamsplayeachotheronce.Howmanymatcheswillneedtobeplayed?
Answer____________________
A B
20. A B C Disarectangle.Whatistheareaoftheshadedregion?
Answer____________________cm2
CD10 cm 10 cm
8 cm 8 cm
8 cm 8 cm
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22. Acarpetwhichmeasures4m33mcovers60%ofthefloorareaofarectangularroom.Thelengthoftheroomis5m.Whatisitswidth?
Answer____________________
23. BuzzisthreetimesasheavyasJessie.IfBuzzis450gheavierthanJessie,whatistheweightofBuzzingrams?
Answer____________________grams
24. Whatistheanglebetweenthehandsofaclockathalfpastnine?
Answer____________________
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25. Iamthinkingofanumberlessthan60.Whenmynumberisdividedby4,itgivesremainder3.Whenmynumberisdividedby5,itgivesremainder4.Whenmynumberisdividedby6,itgivesremainder5.
WhatnumberamIthinkingof?
Answer____________________
2·798 ismatchedwith.....................................................................
2·801 ismatchedwith.....................................................................
2·778 ismatchedwith.....................................................................
2·794 ismatchedwith.....................................................................
2·816 ismatchedwith.....................................................................
2·784 ismatchedwith.....................................................................
26. Matchthefollowingnumberstothelabelledpointsonthenumberline.
2·798 2·801 2·778 2·794 2·816 2·784
A B C D E F
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C27. Yesterday’stomorrowisThursday.
Whatdayisthedayaftertomorrow’syesterday?
Answer____________________
29. Woody’slassois30cmlongerthanJessie’s.Jessie’slassois60cmlongerthanRex’s.Thetotallengthofthethreelassosis3m.WhatisthelengthofRex’slasso?
Answer____________________cm
example of a lasso
28. Writethecorrectdigitineachbox.
(a) (b) 1 1 1
2 1 1
1
7) 0
6
4 6
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31. WoodyandMrPotatoHeadstartatthesamepointonthetoyroomfloorandwalkinoppositedirectionsfor80cm.Eachthenturnsleftandwalks40cm.Finallyeachofthemturnsleftagainandwalks80cm.Howfarapartaretheythen?
Answer____________________
30. Thefigureshowstwoidenticaloverlappingtriangles.Four-ninthsofeachtriangleisshaded.Whatfractionofthewholefigureisshaded?
Answer____________________
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32. Acrossnumberislikeacrossword,butwithdigitsinplaceofletters.Onedigitgoesineachsmallsquareandthereareno zeros.Completethiscrossnumber.
Across Clues1. Squarenumber4. Amultipleof16
Down Clues2. 231across3. Acube
33. Whichofthedicebelowcanbemadefromthisnet?
Answer____________________
1 2
3
4
A B C D
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34. Woodyorganisedaquiznightinthetoyroom.Heasked25questions.
Foreachcorrectansweryougained4points.Foreachincorrectansweryoulost2points.Foreachquestionyoudidnotattemptyouscored0points.
Rexansweredallbutoneofthequestionsandgotascoreof66points.Howmanycorrectanswersdidhehave?
Answer____________________
35. Myspecialnumberhasa9intheunitscolumn.IfIremovethe9fromtheunitscolumnandplaceitatthelefthandendofthenumber,butleavealltheotherdigitsunchanged,Igetanewnumber.Thisnewnumberisfourtimesmyspecialnumber.Whatismyspecialnumber?
Answer____________________
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