11+ Exam - Maths CSSE Sample Paper

11+ Mathematics
CSSE Style - Pack 2

Test Paper - 8
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11+ Maths - CSSE Style (Pack 2) - Test Paper 8
ANSWER
Question (and working space)
1 (a) A certain radioactive substance decays to half its mass every 5

days. The mass of the radioactive substance is currently 144
grams.
What will be left of the mass of the radioactive substance after

25 days?
(b) The population of a city is currently 8,000. The population of the

city doubles every 6 years.
What will be the population of the city be 30 years from now?
(c) An overhead water tank leaks water from a puncture at the

bottom of the tank. The tank leaks 6 litres of water every 8
hours. The volume of water in the tank is currently 90 litres.
How many litres of water will be left in the tank 24 hours from
now?
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2 In each part of this question, write the difference between the value in the list that is the biggest
and the value that is the smallest.
(a) What is the difference between the biggest and the smallest?
8 5 1 2 5
2 , 2 , 2 , 2 , 2
9 9 6 3 6
(b) What is the difference between the biggest and the smallest?
8.48 8.408 8.488 8.84 8.804
3 (a) What is the sum of 2.9 and 0.89?
5 1
(b) What is the difference between and ?
6 2
(c) What is the product of 2.91 and 4?
(d) Divide 104 by 0.8.
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ANSWER
4 (a) There are 93 cars and 72 bicycles parked at the garage at a

shopping mall.
How many wheels are in the garage?
(b) Connor is collecting newspaper cut-outs of past world leaders

for his school project. He collected 35 cut-outs. His father gave
him 18 cut-outs, his sister gave him 8 cut-outs and his friend
Sonia gave him 26 cut-outs. He gave his friends Julie and Oliver
8 cut-outs and 14 cut-outs respectively. How many newspaper
cut-outs does Connor has left?
5 (a) 5,400 grams = kilograms
(b) millilitres = 0.27 decilitres
(c) 21 millimetres = metres
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ANSWER
In this question, letters of the alphabet are assigned number values:

6 A = 1, B = 2, C = 3, D = 4, . . .
The product value of a word is created by multiplying the value of the letters.
For example: the product value of ‘KIN’ = 11 × 9 × 14 = 1,386
(a) What is the product value of the word ‘PIN’?
(b) List the following words in order of their product value, starting
with the lowest:
OUT CAR ZIP MID
(c) What single letter has the same value as dividing the product
value for ‘TIN’ by the product value for ‘END’?
TIN ÷ END =
(d) Fill in the empty box with the appropriate letter so that the given
operation is correct for the product values of the words.
M E N – T H E = B E A
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ANSWER
7 A grid is shown with seven points marked with letters.
(a) What are the coordinates of point B?
(b) You start from point A. You move to the left 1 unit and then
move up 5 units. At which point will you stop?
(c) You started from a point on the grid. You moved up 6 units and
then moved down 2 units. You stopped at point B. At which point
did you start?
(d) Between which two points will you move the longest distance
moving along the gridlines?
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ANSWER
8 (a) The measure of an angle is 24𝑜 . What is the measure of its

complementary angle?
(b) The measure of an angle is 139𝑜 . What is the measure of its

supplementary angle?
(c) An angle measures 30𝑜 more than its complementary angle. What are
the measures of the angle and its complement?
𝑜
The measure of the angle is .
𝑜
The measure of the complementary angle is
9 Lewis is looking at this number line.
(a) What is the number at the position of S?
(b) What is the number at the position of T?
(c) What is the value of S – T?
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ANSWER
10 Some pupils were asked to choose their preferred bakery product from a list of five bakery
products. Their responses are summarized in this pie chart.
(a) What is the angle of the sector representing the number of pupils
that prefers ‘Cookie Sandwiches’?
(b) In the table, write the missing bakery product.
(c) What is the total number of pupils that were asked to make the
choice?
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ANSWER
(d) How many pupils said that Cookies Sandwiches is their favourite
bakery product?
(e) What bakery product is represented by the sector measuring

144𝑜 ?
(f) What percent of the pupils that responded chose Cheesecakes

or Cupcakes as their preferred bakery product?
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ANSWER
11 Jeremy has a set of number cards.
Jeremy covers the cards, shuffles them and then picks one card.
For each statement in this question, write your answer as ‘true’ or ‘false’.
(a) Jeremy is more likely to have an odd numbered card than an

even numbered card.
True or False?
(b) Jeremy is more likely to have a prime numbered card than a

multiple of 7.
True or False?
(c) Jeremy is more likely to have a prime numbered card than a

perfect square numbered card.
True or False?
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ANSWER
Eleanor wants to construct a marbled-top table for his office. This is the plan for the top of the
12
table. Marbles come in the form of tiles.
(a) What is the area of the top of the table?
(b) How many marble tiles, each measuring 25 cm by 20 cm, will be

required to cover the top of the table?
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ANSWER
(c) Marble tiles comes in cartons of 9 tiles.
How many cartons of tiles, each measuring 25 cm by 20 cm, will

be required to cover the top of the table?
(d) Each carton of 25 cm by 20 cm size tiles costs £6.60.
How much will it cost Eleanor to cover the top of the table with
marble tiles?
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ANSWER
13 (a) Barry had 42.8 grams of sugar. He then used 22.2 grams of
sugar to bake cake. How many grams of sugar does Barry has
left?
(b) Peter bought 6.89 meters of ribbon to decorate their house for
his birthday party. His sister bought for him 6.03 meters of
ribbon. How many meters of ribbon does Peter has now?
(c) Paul had 1.78 litres of milk. He used 0.43 litres of milk to prepare
his breakfast. How many litres of milk does Paul has left?
14 (a) What is the value of 192 ?
(b) What is the value of 83 .
(c) How many square numbers are between 5 and 167?
(d) How many cube numbers are between 9 and 95?
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ANSWER
15 George is making a cube from a net. One face is marked with a cross (+), one is marked with
an X, and one is marked with a T.
In each part of this question, mark the square on the net that needs to be marked with a cross
(+) to make the same cube as George’s.
(a)
(b)
(c)
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ANSWER
16 Out of 100 pupils in Cameron’s class, 71 pupils have a cat, 49 pupils have a dog and 33 pupils
have both a cat and a dog. Cameron wants to represent this information in a Venn diagram.
(a) What is the value of A?
(b) What is the value of B?
(c) What is the value of C?
(d) How many pupils have neither a cat nor a dog?
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ANSWER
17 In each part of this question, complete the statement using <, = or >.
5 8 4 1 1
(a) ÷ (8 + ) (9 − 3) × 2
9 9
(b) 0.6 ÷ 4 + 0.25 (2 + 2) × (0.9 − 0.7)
(c) 2+8×4 16 + 5 × 4 − 2
1 1
(d) 10 ÷ 0.5 × (0.3 − 3)2 ×
12 9
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CSSE Style - Pack 2

6. No Marks are lost for an incorrect answer.

Go to the next Do not turn the page Stop working and

1 (a) A certain radioactive substance decays to half its mass every 5

What will be left of the mass of the radioactive substance after

(b) The population of a city is currently 8,000. The population of the

What will be the population of the city be 30 years from now?

(c) An overhead water tank leaks water from a puncture at the

8.48 8.408 8.488 8.84 8.804

3 (a) What is the sum of 2.9 and 0.89?

(c) What is the product of 2.91 and 4?

(d) Divide 104 by 0.8.

4 (a) There are 93 cars and 72 bicycles parked at the garage at a

(b) Connor is collecting newspaper cut-outs of past world leaders

5 (a) 5,400 grams = kilograms

(b) millilitres = 0.27 decilitres

(c) 21 millimetres = metres

In this question, letters of the alphabet are assigned number values:

(a) What is the product value of the word ‘PIN’?

OUT CAR ZIP MID

7 A grid is shown with seven points marked with letters.

(a) What are the coordinates of point B?

8 (a) The measure of an angle is 24𝑜 . What is the measure of its

(b) The measure of an angle is 139𝑜 . What is the measure of its

9 Lewis is looking at this number line.

(a) What is the number at the position of S?

(b) What is the number at the position of T?

(c) What is the value of S – T?

(b) In the table, write the missing bakery product.

(e) What bakery product is represented by the sector measuring

(f) What percent of the pupils that responded chose Cheesecakes

11 Jeremy has a set of number cards.

(a) Jeremy is more likely to have an odd numbered card than an

(b) Jeremy is more likely to have a prime numbered card than a

(c) Jeremy is more likely to have a prime numbered card than a

(a) What is the area of the top of the table?

(b) How many marble tiles, each measuring 25 cm by 20 cm, will be

(c) Marble tiles comes in cartons of 9 tiles.

How many cartons of tiles, each measuring 25 cm by 20 cm, will

(d) Each carton of 25 cm by 20 cm size tiles costs £6.60.

14 (a) What is the value of 192 ?

(b) What is the value of 83 .

(c) How many square numbers are between 5 and 167?

(d) How many cube numbers are between 9 and 95?

(a) What is the value of A?

(b) What is the value of B?

(c) What is the value of C?

(d) How many pupils have neither a cat nor a dog?

(b) 0.6 ÷ 4 + 0.25 (2 + 2) × (0.9 − 0.7)

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