Practice Paper 1 Mathematics Read the following carefull 1, Do not open or turn over the page in this booklet until you are told to do so. 2. This a multiple-choice test in which you have to mark your answer to each question on the separate answer sheet. You should mark only one answer for each question 3. Drawa firm line clearly through the rectangle next to your answer like this = If you make a mistake, rub it out as completely as you can and put in your new answer. 4, Be sure to keep your place on the answer sheet. Mark your answer in the box that has the same number as the question. 5. You may not be able to finish all the questions, but try to do as many as you can. if you cannot do a question, do not waste time on it but go ‘on to the next. If you are not sure of an answer, choose the one you think is best. 6. You may do any rough working on a separate sheet of paper. 7. Work as quickly and as carefully as you can. 8. You will have 50 minutes to do the test. GL Assessment°®Uplands School did a survey on favourite fruit juice flavours. Favourite fruit juice flavour Key: o stands for 10 children C stands for 5 children oer eas ee 100 com TOOL soacwant | renee |EIE How many children liked pineapple flavour best? A 10 B15 c 20 D 25 E35 There are 360 children at Hilltop School. 262 children walk to school. The rest travel by bus or car. How many children travel by bus or car? A 100 B 102 Cc 108 D 90 E 98 Which container will hold about 5 litres? a teapot a bucket a milk bottle a teacup a teaspoon mono> Page 2 Please go on to the next page >>>In 2015, 53 children went on a school trip. In 2016, twice as many went as in 2015. In 2017, twice as many went as in 2016. How many children went in 2017? A 203 B 106 C 309 D 159 E 212 Which number is divisible by both 5 and 10? AS B25 Cc 32 D 40 E55 Mr Miller's supermarket bill is £17.03. At the checkout, he uses some vouchers to reduce his bill by £1.45. What is the new amount he has to pay? A £16.68 B £15.68 Cc £16.42 D £15.58 E £16.02 A newspaper showed temperatures in 12 cities on a day in December: London 5°C Glasgow -3°C Newcastle -6°C Birmingham 4°C Cardiff 6°C Edinburgh -7 °C Leicester 3°C Leeds ~4°C Southampton 7°C Manchester -1°C Liverpool 2°C York -5°C Which was the coldest? Manchester Glasgow York Edinburgh Newcastle mono> Page 3 Please go on to the next page >>>8 Which answer has three numbers that are all multiples of 3 or 4 A 8,9, 10 B 9,10, 12 C 8,12, 16 D 12, 14, 16 E 14,15, 16 9 Which of the five large letters has TWO lines of symmetry? Al BK cu DY EW 1 () Sarah collected the following data during a survey of her friends. Favourite Subject Science | Maths | English Boys 28 6 14 Girls 20 ? 10 100 pupils completed the survey. How many girls gave Maths as their favourite subject? A44 B18 C22 D6 E 32 Page 4 Please go on to the next page 77711 2 13 14 | bought 8 small packets of sweets. Iwas given £2.40 change from £10. How much did each packet cost? A 96p B 85p C 86p D 95p E 30p Ranjit has a 50-pence piece, two 20-pence pieces, one 10-pence piece and two 2-pence pieces, How much money does he have? A £0.82 B £1.04 ¢ £1.20 D £1.40 E £1.02 This machine doubles and then adds 2. ba pe 114 Which number has been put in? AST B59 c 52 D 54 E56 School books are being packed in separate parcels, each one containing 6 books. How many parcels are needed for 960 books? A 5760 B 160 Cc 120 D 320 E 954 Page 5 Please go on to the next page >>>15 16 cricket I football hockey golf volleyball tennis 2 x -X swimming rowing 0 # -X netball o 1 2 3 4 5 6 Name the sports at these coordinates: (2,6), (3,5), (0,4) A. swimming, volleyball, rowing B swimming, football, rowing cricket, football, rugby D cricket, volleyball, rowing E swimming, football, rugby A gardener looks after 100 flower beds. She plants 412 bulbs in each bed. How many bulbs does she plant? A512 B 40012 c 41200 D 41012 E 4120 Page 6 Please go on to the next page >>”1 7 Batteries cost 89p each. How much will 7 batteries cost? £7.83 96p £5.63 £6.23 £6.41 monoD Tom has drawn a triangle. 1 8 He reflects it in the mirror line a ——--Mirror line He ends up with a quadrilateral. What type of quadrilateral is it? parallelogram kite ‘trapezium rhombus rectangle monop Page 7 Please go on to the next page >>>19 20 1 2 3 4 5 This graph shows multiplication tables. The three lines shown start at 2, 3 and 4. Ifa line starts at 5, what height will it reach on the y-axis? A2i B 20 c 23 D 26 E25 Paul draws a plan of his school using a scale of 2cm to 5m. On the plan, the school hall is 6 cm long. What is the real length of the hall? A 15m B 6m Cc 18m D 9m E 12m Page 8 Please go on to the next page >>>square-based cube cuboid pyramid B c triangular triangular prism pyramid D E Which solid shape has 5 faces and 9 edges? AA BB cc DD BE 2 2 This graph shows a sports ground. Football pitch 4 ae swimming pool 3 © 7 Netball pitch 1 eo Tennis courts 0 ni O 1 203 4°55 Where is the netball pitch? (1,3) BQ,14) €@,1) Di%,3) EB, 1%) Page 9 Please go on to the next page >>>23 Entrance £ Exit Balbir wants to guide a robot along the white squares through this maze. The robot starts on the square marked ‘Entrance’ and must finish on the square marked ‘Exit’ It can only move FORWARD, TURN RIGHT 90° and TURN LEFT 90°. Which instructions will guide the robot through the maze? A FORWARD 4, TURN LEFT 90°, FORWARD 2, TURN RIGHT 90°, FORWARD 3, TURN RIGHT 90°, FORWARD 5. B_ FORWARD 3, TURN RIGHT 90°, FORWARD 1, TURN RIGHT 90°, FORWARD 3, TURN LEFT 90°, FORWARD 3. FORWARD 3, TURN LEFT 90°, FORWARD 1, TURN RIGHT 90°, FORWARD 2, TURN RIGHT 90°, FORWARD 4. D_ FORWARD 3, TURN RIGHT 90°, FORWARD 1, TURN LEFT 90°, FORWARD 2, TURN LEFT 90°, FORWARD 4. E FORWARD 3, TURN LEFT 90°, FORWARD 1, TURN RIGHT 90°, FORWARD 3, TURN RIGHT 90°, FORWARD 4. Page 10 Please go on to the next page >>>24 25 26 L\ L ALA LN AA AA i i How many matchsticks are needed altogether to make the next shape in this sequence? A 33 B 36 C27 D 48 E 30 You multiply a number by itself. The answer is then multiplied by the number you started with The new number is 64, What number did you start with? A2 Ba cé Ds E 16 Look at this number line. aerate 8.30 8.40 What number does the arrow point to? A 8.80 B 8.29 C 8.26 D 8.28 E 8.08 Page 11 Please go on to the next page >>>27 Cross-country Total = 12 24 children in a class are asked what activities they do. How many do no activities? A6 BS c4 D2 E3 2 8 There are 200 pupils at a school sports day. 26 of them run in the relay race. How many pupils run in the race? A 100 B 40 c 50 D 80 E25 2 9 This is a ‘magic square’ where the numbers in the rows and columns follow a logical sequence. 3/6/9 6 | ? | 12 9 | 12] 15 What is the missing number? A15 B3 co D12 E6 Page 12 Please go on to the next page >>>30 31 de b\ Ge) GI be |@ If the above angles were arranged in order of size, which would be in the middle? AA BB £¢ DD EE Iva plants 216 seedlings. 3 of them are killed by frost. How many seedlings survive? A 178 B 135 C 133 D381 E 82 Which of these statements is correct? Line P is a vertical line. Line R is a horizontal line, Line Q is perpendicular to line P. Line S is parallel to line T. monwoD Line T is perpendicular to line Q. Page 13 Please go on to the next page >>>33 34 35 These are the months of the year: January February March April May June July August September October November December What percentage of the months begin with J? A 12% B 3% € 30% D 25% E 20% 1m 1.5m 2m 1.5m 1m A B c 2.5m Lm D E Four of the shapes above have the same perimeter. Which shape has a different perimeter from the others? AA BB Cc DD EE On holiday, Mr Baker buys some perfume for 30 dollars and a book for 9 dollars. He calculates that the perfume cost £20.00 and the book cost £6.00. How much would a 15-dollar T-shirt cost in pounds? A £9.00 B £10.00 C £11.00 D £12.00 E £13.00 Page 14 Please go on to the next page >>>36 What percentage of this grid is shaded? A 40% B 24% C 30% D 20% E 48% 3 7 Mrs Morgan is 5 feet 7 inches tall If 1 foot is 30.5cm and 1 inch is 2.5cm, which is closest to her height in metres? A 1.3m B 1.4m Cc 2m D 16m E1.7m 3 8 Hanif will be 17 years old, 7 years from now. How old was he 7 years ago? A3 B6 £7 D8 E10 Page 15 Please go on to the next page >>>3 9 This is a plan of a room, im 3.5m 2.5m 6m What area of carpet will be needed? A 13m? B18sm> 15m? D 21m E 16m2 40 81-3 - 16- 6, |-81 Gemma’s calculator displays the sum entered and the answer. The calculator works correctly except that one digit always appears as a blank space. What is the missing digit? AT B4 co D2 E5 Page 16 Please go on to the next page >>>AL 6cm The shaded corners are cut out of this flat shape. itis then folded to make a small open box. What is the capacity of the box? A 32cm? B 48cm? € 24cm? D 14cm? E 16cm* Prime Square Cube 42 number number number A 25 17 1 B 21 16 7 c 29 30 8 D 27 25 16 E 29 36 27 Which row shows a prime number, a square number and a cube number in the correct order? AA BB cc DD EE Page 17 Please go on to the next page >>>43, Which of these numbers is closest in value to 1? All B 0.98 c 09 D 1.09 E19 44 This bar chart shows the weights of pupils in a class. A 28 $ 26 6 a4 f2 2 r 7_ a 8 SR $ BE Pork Ty eseenens RAR RE EB Weight (kg) Which statement MUST be true? A. 8 children weigh between 35kg and 39kg B_ 8 children weigh more than 40kg, but less than 45kg C1 child weighs exactly 55kg. D_ No children weigh less than 21 kg E 5 children weigh at least 45 kg, but less than 50.5kg 4 5 Round this number to the nearest tenth. A4dl B43 Cc 4.13 D 5.13 £42 Page 18 Please go on to the next page >>>46 47 116° What is the size of angle x? a71° B 26° og D 54° E 66° Thomas walks to school each day. One morning he recorded the types of vehicle that passed him He drew this chart to show the data. 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% B c Vv u A A s R N 50 vehicles passed him altogether. How many more cars were there than all other vehicles added together? A 12 B 20 cé D 10 £14 Page 19 Please go on to the next page >>>48 Marcus is working out the angles between the hands of a clock. The clock shows twenty past twelve. What is the smaller angle formed by the hands? A 100° B 130° c 105° D 120° E 110° 49 What is the fifth term in this sequence? 319 193-67 A -175 B -69 c -185 D -59 E -101 Page 20 Please go on to the next page >>>50 A rectangular water tank is filled to a depth of 70cm It contains 1050 litres of water. Some water is taken out of the tank. The water level drops by 25cm. How much water is left in the tank? A B c D E 625 litres 375 litres 525 litres 270 litres 675 litres Page 21 End of Test