10 11-12 n 100 Mini Exams for Selective Schools Entrance and Scholarships —_— Pees Find the sum of 0.05, $and 25 A] 35 3.05 ce] 8 D| Evaluate 12+ 3 A] 40 [B] 004 Express 240ml as a percentage of 1L Al 240% B) 24% (c] 24% °- [Dj] 0.24% What is the value of the 3 in the number 497.31 [A] 3 bundredths B] 3 tenths iC} 3.units |D} 3 tens A} 630 By} = 6930 Cc] 6300 ‘D| What humber must be placed in the box? 45% “A A] 100 B) 112 ic} 140 'D) Al 9 B 135 iC. 18 D What measurement is shown on the weighing scale below? A; 7.2+0.4 Bl] 7.2+04 iC] 72-04 D ‘Three cubes X, Y and Z are shown in the diagram. The lengths of the sides of eube Y are twice those of cube X and the tho sides of cube Z are twice those of eube %. If the volume of cube X is 27cm’, find the volume of cube Z in em’, |A 14 Bl (216 Cc 1728 [D) 288 Which of the following simplifies to give the largest number? Consider the number 7273. What is the difference in the values of the two 7's? 6993 15 It takes 44 seconds for an electric saw to cut through a log of wood. How many seconds would it take for the saw to cut the wood into 4 equal pieces? R [A] 257 B] 2570kg 2.7hg fy) A student must evaluate the expression 3 +12 +4 x 5 +2. What calculation must the student perform first? A] 3+12 Bl 12+4 (G] 4x5 D| 72x04 Mathevatis 100 Mini Exams foe Seleotive Schools Batrance and Scholarehipe (© Jobn Smith © Five Senses Bdueation Pty Ltd100 Mini Exams for Selective Schools Entrance and Scholarships _ 12 If the surface area of cube Z is 84cm”, find the surface area of cube X in em?, [A] 43 Bl ic] 16 Dd) * SSS se 1 #444 d?= [A] 2 (B] «# Cc] [D] 48 2 The sum of 12 and 9 is multiplied by the luct of 7 and 2. A}. 294 BB] 972 iC] 342 3 We were buying cutlery for the kitchen. Four of the forks that we liked could be bought for $46.24, We needed 9 of them. F ‘The nine would cost: ‘Al $104.04 Bl $20.55 Cj] $208.08 ‘Dj None of these 4 ‘The sum of two numbers is 80 and their difference is 8, Their product will be: A] 240 Bl 209 iC] 480 D] None of these 5 A student has 6 cubes each of side 1om. The student arranges them in two different ways as shown in the diagram. What would be the difference in the surface area of the two configurations? A} 26 Bl ic] 0 Di 2 6 A box has a rectangular base measuring 8m by 6m, What must its height be if its volume is 72m°? A] 2m 2.5m [C] 3m D] 1.5m 7 Write the numeral for five thousand and fifty one and three hundredths [A] 5051.03 B) 551.03 Cc] 5051.3 D] 5005.03 8 A tank is $ fall of rainwater. It would take another 24L of water to fill it. How many litres of water would the tank hold altogether? [A] 30 (B) @ CG} 3384 (Dp) 336 9 ‘On emptying his-money box, Tati found thirteen 5c coins, eight 20c coins, twelve 50c coins and six 2 dollar coins. How much more would he need to make up $30? A] $20.25 By $8.25 iC] $9.75 D] = $8.07 ‘Mathematics 100 Mini Exama for Selective Schools Rntrance and Scholarships i © dobm Smith © Five Senses Kducction Pry Lid |100 Mini Exams for Selective Schools Entrance and Scholarships 10 Many numbers can be formed by rearranging the digits of the number 4289. For example, you could have 8294, 4982 and so on. How many of these numbers start with 2? fa] 6 B) 2 ic] 6 Dl 11 A taxi is allowed to take 5 passengers, How many trips would one cab have to make in order to take 46 passengers from the airport to town? A] 9 B] cl 8 Dw 3 16 bunches of bananas are bought at the markets for $72. How many bunches could be bought with $81 A] 18 B) 165 Cl, » D} 19 Sepeeee eee eee eee eee een SESE 1 All the three hundred and fifty students at our school brought $4.60 each for the excursion. The total amount collected was: A} 1682 BI $1723 Cc 1832 [D| $1610 2 Aclown at the circus balances on a plank of wood on top of a cannon ball on top of another plank of wood which is on top of another cannon ball. One plank of wood is 4cm thick and the other is 6em thick. The radius of one cannon ball is 24cm and the radius of the other is 3lem. How many centimetres is the clown off the ground? A 120 Bo & Cc} Da 3 Change 25m/s to km/h A} 100 Bl 2 cl 9 Dw 4 What number must be placed in the boxes so that the number sentence is true? 3x((]-D+2x[] = 32 3 B56 ic} 8 D} None of these A 5 In the car we timed ourselves. It took us 12minutes to cover 15km. At this rate, how long would it take to travel 135km? JA] 56min B) ih 2min (C] 1h48min [D| 1h 24min 6 Abby is going to get large house numbers for everyone who lives in her street. She has to buy metal digits from the hardware store. If there are 100 houses in the street and the number of the first house is 1, how many of the digit 6 will she need to buy? A] 7 B) 2 ce] 19 DB] 7 Ispent 4 my money on paper and 4 of what remained on pens, That left me 2 3 with $12. I must have started shopping with: {A] $14 B] $7 C] $36 D) There is not enough information to tell ‘Mathomatics 100 Mini Exam for Selective Schools Entrance and Seholavahipe 3 ‘© John Smith © Five Sonsos Education Pry Ltd100 Mini Exams for Selective Schools Entrance and Scholarships errant etter Ct SU SSCL CSU SUSt Satay ie 8 ‘How many lots of $1000 are there in $1000 000?. 10 Al |B; 100 iC. 1000 [D} 10000 9 ‘We loaded 883 % of the boxes. That left 48 boxes, How many boxes were there A, 10 A triangle with exactly two equal angl 48 Bl 7 ic les A scalene [B] isosceles {C| 144 D) 16 is called: equilateral (D] right angled Bay When a number is divided by 2, 3, 4 or 5 smallest number with these properties the remainder is always‘1. The is squared. The result would be: A 961 'B} 3721 ¢ 14641 D There is not enough information to tell 12° What is the most likely number needed to continue the series? 12, 25, 40, 57, 76, [_] A] ® B] 97 c] 100 Dp) a 1 The heights in metres of four trees are recorded below. Which is the tallest? Al 2 B] 226 2s D] 202 2 Which of the following words would read normally if you held the page upside A iC ATOYOTA Bi LEVEL D down and reflected the words in a mirror? CHOICE COYOTE 34 8 As a logo on our brand of T-shirts, we decided to have two stripes, like this: r Each stripe could be coloured by 5 different colours but we didn't want both stripes to be the same colour. How many different logos could we make? [Al 4 How many more k 10 Bl [c] A 10 Bl iC} 5 Simplify 4x 100+74 3 go iN 407.304 By 470.304 \C} 2 D} 23 could be made if we had 6 colours to choose from? any DI 2 407.34 (D] 407.084 eee ‘Mathematics 100 Mini Exams for Selective Schoola Entrance and § olarships ‘© John Smith © Fivo Sensea Eduration Pey Ltd100 Mini Exams for Selective Schools Entrasice and Scholarship 648x247 x4— ae [A] 40 [B] 4 ic] 14 D}- 182 Find the highest common factor of the numbers 36, 42 and 72: iA] 6 fB} 9 ic] 4 Dp) $45 is three fifths of a certain number of dollars, That number aust be: [A] $27 [B] $00 Cc] $2 [Dp] $75 Boke of wheat can be bought for $12. How much would 2.8eg cost? [A] $6 [B] $0 ic] Dj $0.60 What fraction of the rectangle in the diagrash has been shaded? 1 2 ae As 83 @; oz ay’ the Square root ofthe sum ofthe squares of 6 and 12 __ fA] 7 BB] 13 [c] 169 [D] . @ 45% means 27 parts out of: [A] 100 [B] 40 {al 8 oI s The average of 5 numbers is 16. A sixth i Aumbers. ‘The average of the six numbers is 23. The sixth amare be Al’ 2 [| = C] # [Dp] 4 Sally jumped 4.4em less than the record and Ellie jumped 2.7m more than {he retord. By how many centimetres did Ellie heat Sally? A] 2.7 BB] 47 iG] 71 [BD] 1 The place value of the 8 in the number 4123.85 is: Hundreds [B] Tens {C] Units [D] Tenths Find the number of fifths in one and four fifths: a £ 9 [5 [B] None of these AAbox is 12cm long, 15cm wide and 60cm deep. Its volume in litres must be B B] 9 [C] 000 [D] None of these Which is the most likely missing number needed to complete the following Pattern: 10, 13,[ J, 19, 22 4] u B] {[c] 6 B sath ini Exams tbe Selective Schols Entrance and Scholarchinn Smith © Five Senoes Education Pty Led100 Mini Exams for Selective Schools Entrance and Scholarships 7 9 10-12 10 The diagram shows a cylindrical piece of wood. Two points A and B are marked of opposite sides of the cylinder as shown. A student uses a saw to make a A straight cut through the wood, passing through A and B. ‘The cross-section that will then be exposed will be: ‘Al cireular B] triangular C} rectangular |D| oval Kaye multiplies the numbers 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9. Leon multiplies the numbers 5, 6, 7 and 8 together. Marie says she can divide Kaye's answer by Leon's 1} answer in her head. Marie's answer would be: A] 36 [B} Cc] ot D) 9 What time will it be 170 minutes after 8:12p.m? A] 5p.m. B) 6pm. C] 6:02pm. [D] 5:22pm. pie chart (sector graph). The most popular sport w: A] Tennis B] Cricket = C] Hockey [D] T-ball Hockey If one sport had to be cancelled, which would it be if you wanted to disadvantage the least number of students? A} Tennis [B] Cricket C| . Hockey [D} —‘T-ball Approximately what fraction of students play Hockey? a) 3 B 2 gq 2 | } ‘We took a survey to find out how many people in our year at school played what sport. The results are shown in the fo lowing quadrilaterals are all the angles equal? which of the foll ' Parallelogram {D| Kite Square [B] Trapezium s c Ifyou express 54% as a décimal you get: c A] 54 [B] 540 0.54 [B] 0.054 64646 impli imply Fao A] 18 BR C] 8 Dp] 6 We bought the flour for $5.90, the sugar for $2.50, the eags for $6.80 and the , flavouring, chocolate and so on for $3.85. We made 98 biscuits which we sol for 25c each. The profit we made was: A] $1245 B] $6.05 [GC] $243.60 [Db] $8.60 ‘Mathematies 100 Mini Bxame for Selective Schoola Entrance and Sth ‘© John Smith © Fivo Senees Educati100 Mini Exams for Selective Schools Entrance and Scholarships 5 10 pul Q A ship is sailing on a bearing of SE. i It changes direction and sails on a bearing of NE. ‘Through what angle did it tun? A 180° B) 90" fc} 45° D) 185° Achemist knows that ImL of a substance weighs 6 grams. What would 1 litre of the substance weigh? z [A] 60g B] 600g C] ekg DB] | 60kg Four students were each given a block of ice. They had to measure and record the weights every 10 minutes as their blocks melted. Which results are the only ones which could have been recorded correctly? [A] 16.9, 6.02, 6.11, 6.03) B) {7.8 7.03, 7.1, 7.01} [C}] (12.7, 12.89, 12.124, 12,1136} D] (5.23, 6.4, 6.41, 5.8} ‘he rectangle in the diagram is 16em long and Gem wide. The area of the shaded portion is: [A] 96cm” Bl 44cm [C] 48cm” D] 22cm of sides and diagonals is the number of di 4 4 A] B} 3 c] § D| 6 20°2L 15D One of the fractions is missing. Chooee a fraction which ean complete the most likely pattern, ail going from emallet to B pty Al xs iB} 5 je 3 D| What do you get if you add the smallest 3-digit number to the number? [A] 1999 B} = 1099 Cc} 10099 D} 377. The correct answer must have been: A] 233 Bl 1st [c] sa D] The following fractions are in order from smallest to largest: 291/53 18 4 6 v All the diagonals of a pentagon are drawn. What fraction ofthe total number 16 i 2 be inserted to largest: 5 largest 4-digit 1009 Lee always confuses adding and subtracting. When the teacher says to add he subtracts and when the teacher ‘says to subtract he adds. When the teacher asked Lee to subtract 144 from a given number, Lee wrote down his answer of 9 rr 1 Simplify 0.2x0.5 x 0.7 A} 0.7 Bi 0.07 Cc} 7 'D| Ratbematics 190 Mini Exams for Selective Schools Entrance and Scholarships © John Smich © Five Senses Education Pty Lid 0.007100 Mini Exams for Selective Schools Entrance and Scholarships 2 2.31 -0.82'= [A] 1.49. B} = 159 Cc} . 249 {D) 2.59 3 Simplify 25x 9? ! A] 2592 B] 870 Cc) 2025 Di) 5182 i 4 Simplify 2-75 A] 2.003 [B] 1.997 Cc] 197 D] . 1.097 56 Ona map, 2.5mm represents a distance of 12km. 5 How many kilometres would be represented by a map length of 6.25mm? ih fA] @ [Bl] 20 [c] 120 [D] © 48 i, I 6 — What distance on the map would correspond to a distance betwéen 2 towns i which are 300km apart? A] 180mm . [B) 125mm [6] 75mm D] 62.5mm 7 1001x824 = ‘A B) 825672 C] saei52 [D]: 928262 | 8 Only one of the following statements is true, Which is it? [A] 8x(4+6)=8x4+6 Bl 2x3+8=2x1 CG] 4x6+7x4=16x13 [D] 3x8+9x3=(0+8)x3 1 9 The 8's in the number 28 481 have different values. The difference in their values i A Bl 792 iC} 720 [D| 7200 10 A drink is made up of 2 parts cordial and 11 parte ! water, How much cordial would be needed in making 65L of the drink? parts A] 10 Bl 6 2 Cc] 8 Dp} u rae | i 11 -How many times edn 94 be subtracted from 24? i A] 6 [B) & Cc] 7 - DP) 6 12 - What is the difference in temperature of the inside of a fridge freezer at -6°C | and room temperature of 14°C? | A] & B20 Ge p) 1 Find the value of 3x$ a = B win t i 8 ‘Mathematics 100 Mini Sams for Selective Schools Entrance and Scholarship# i ‘© John Smith © Five Senses Education Pry Lid‘The surface area of a cube is 150cm”, Its volume, in cm’, would be: Bl 26 iC] 1000 DB) se Which one of the following expressions equals 96? 4x94+3x5 Bl] 4x(9+3)x5 (4x948)x5 D] 4x(9+3x5) Year 7 took a survey of the vehicles which passed the school on a Monday morning. They recorded their findings in the graph below: How many vehicles by during the survey? 230 C M = Motor bikes C = Cars T = Trucks B =Bicycles Seesgeuages M oc fT B B) 200 'D} 190 oa percent of the vehicles were motorbikes? Answer to the nearest percent B} 30% [C] 35% D] More than 40% How many more cars were there than bicycles? 30 B) 10 C].. 50 Dp} 40 If this pattern roughly occurred every morning over the entire school week, what total number time, Answer to the nearest 100. of vehicles would you expect to pass the school during that [B] 1200 ic] 1000 BD] 130 operation Q. When their squares, The value of 6Q12 would be: , subtraction, multiplication and division Sally invents the you see Q between two numbers you double the sum of |B) 676 iC} 44a D} 338 A girl has a job m lowing a golf course, She hires a mower for $230 and is paid 5 iotal of $314 for the job. If it takes her 6 hours, how much per hour was she pai 100 Mini Exams for Selective Schools Entrance and Scholarships © Five Senses Education Pty Lid 1 [B] $90.67 [C] $525 [D] None of these100 Mini Exams for Selective Schools Entrance and Scholarships 10, The diagram shows a figure made up of identical squares. “The percentage of the figure which is unshaded is: A] 33; [B) oo (G] sey [} ag 11 The largest chord of a circle is called the: ~ [A] radius [B] ° diameter (C] segment [Dj sector LR ‘Three identical circles touch each other as shown in the diagram, How many axes of eyametry does the figure have? A] 0 B) 1 c] 2 ‘(D3 gee 1 We bought 4.02m of timber but only needed a third of it. How much remained? [A] 134m B] i608m § [C] 268m (DD) 2.72m 2 My car travelled 8km in 10 minutes. How long would it take me to travel 56km at this rate? |A| 1 hour 'B} 70 minutes C| 44.8 minutes ‘D} 14.3 minutes 3 How many multiples of 11 are there between 200 and 500? Al Bl iC} a7 iD) 2B 4 Wehad to go 20km through the city and then 20km through the county. the city we averaged 40km/h and through the country we averaged 60km/h. Our oe speed for the entire journey was: A 8 iC} 50 [D) 45 24 8 16 " 5 Tocomplete the sequence 2,45 +44 4g, ~~ » the most likely number would be: 6 oh 2 B 4] in Boa ic] D) st 6 sim SH" fw Be G+ Os 7 The grid shows the streets of a town. Each D—- Cc block measures 250m by 150m. Warren and Yuri start at A, travel to C and return to A. Warren goes straight to B and then straight to C. He returns the same way. Yuri followed the path shown by the heavy line to C and returned the same way. Who travelled the A B greater distance and by how many metres? A] They both travelled the same distance 'B} Warren by 450m [C] Yuri by 800m. 'D) None of these 10 ‘Mathematica 100 Mini Exams for Selectivo Schosls Sntranoe and Scholarabips (© John Smith © Five Senses Bauestion Pry Lid pc100 Mini Exams for Selective Schools Entrance and Scholarships A tank is made in the shape of a rectangular prism, measuring 12cm by 16cm by 10cm, It is full of water. A small prism measuring 2em by 8cm by 4em is dropped into the full tank, The amount of water which Bl 12cem® and back again in 4 seconds, How many ‘overflows will be: [A] 24em® BB] 1920em? [G] 1806cm® A shuttle goes from point A to point B complete trips will it make in 8 minutes? JA}. 2 B} 1920 iC} 120 |D| 164 Iwalked 2km in the what direction must I walk in order to direction of SE and'then 2km in the direction SW. In ire the point I started from? What is the value of 2+3x(2+3)? A] East [B] NW ¢ [D] North Lemons are sold at a rate of 35 for $4.50. How many can bé bought for $27? {Al 6 B] 105 {c] 210 Dp] 240 One pair of parallel lines meets nother pair of parallel Lines. Which of the following figures could not be formed by these lines? A] Square [B] Pearallelogram [C] Kite [D] Rhombus A; 25 B) 17 ic ‘Two circles fit exactly one of the circles is 6em, Find the area of the rectangle in cm? JA} 144 B) = 288 ic D| R s 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 umber is twice the ‘The 7th number in number before it. this sequence will be: 2 into a rectangle. The radius of On refer to the sequence of numbers 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 13 None of these XO) ., where D number § ? 1024 512 3B} |D| 256 2048 1) 1s Bl & What number will be in the second column in row A] 6 [B) Cc] 128 Dp] ‘The sum of the first 6 numbers in the sequence will be: [A] 3 [B] - 32 cc] [Dp] 7 The numbers are placed in a table as shown: the table in question 6, what would you get by subtracting the two numbers row 7 (| sw Di 4096 100 Mini Exame fev Selective Schoole Entrance and Scholarships ith © Five Senses Education Pty Lid100 Mini Exams for Selective Schools Entrance and Scholarships 7—_————— 7 un Which will be the first number. in this sequence which is iter than 17000? A}? 32192 |B} 36 284 IC) 65536 Di 32768 What fraction is a fortnight of a year? ; A 87 q 4 Ds Find the value of 3 of 4 added to? of 45 : [A] 46 * {B} * 39 [Cl as DI) B What is 7 expressed as,a percentage? [A] 40% B) 4% Gq ae D] None of these ‘When one of the following numbers is divided by 3 or 6 or.7, the remainder in each case is 2, Which number is it? A 223x547 |B} 2x8x74+5 CC] 2x5x74+3 DD) 3x5x7+2 ‘Each week I receive $23 pocket money. I save all but $5 of it in order to buya skateboard, ‘The skateboard costs $169. How much will I still have to save after weeks? A] $134 B] 98 or) D] $31 1" A wire grid is shown in the diagram. A A raindrop starts at A and runs down the wire in the grid to the ground. How many different paths may it follow? A] 4 [B) 2 c] 6 [D] None of these Ground If two apples weigh the same as an orange, and three oranges weigh the same as four lemons, then how many apples will weigh the same as 24 lemons? [A] 6 B) 2 ce] 6 {D] None of these How many squares of any size are there in the diagram? |_| A] 2 (Bl 4 Cc] «6 [p| 8 Ifthe area of the figure is 204cm”, then the perimeter of the figure, in centimetres, will be ; [A] 280 B} 70 (C] 2 [D] 490 Mathematics 190 Mini Exams for Selective Schools Fntrance atid Scholarships ‘© John Smith © Five Senses Edueation Pty Lid100 Mini Exams for Selective Schools Entrance and Scholarships Oe ‘The digits of the number 3792 are multiplied together. Which of the following statements is true? [A] - ‘Their product is primo [B} When the product is divided by 4, the remainder will be 1 [C] The product will be a multiple of 14 D] ‘The product is exactly divisible hy 24 6 Four fifths of a glass jar is filled with water. Suzy put a red mark on the glass, level with the eurface of the water. She then turned the jar upside down sad put another red mark on the glass, level with the surface of the water. What fraction of the jar’s volume would lie between the two red marks? 4 aS Zi ed 5 5 2 3 7-8 Ina game of cricket, each team has two innings. The winning team is the one which has the greater total in their first and second innings combined. 7 In the first innings We scored 213 runs and They scored 809 runs. How many extra runs do We need to score in order to equal the runs They made in their first innings? Al % B] 16 ] 4 DB) im 8 In our two innings We scored a total of 511 runs. How many runs do They have to score in their second innings to equal our total? Al 298 BI 202 IC) 415 3) ll 9 All the rectangles in the diagram are the same size. What fraction of the figure in the diagram has been shaded? 3 2 Mm 4 fa) 3 B] os 3 DB 5 10 Write the following as a decimal number: 3 +22 41 A] 187 Bl 224 | 192 DB] 287 iL What is the smallest number which is divisible by 18, 24 and 36 |A| 4 Bi 2 Cc} 6 DI 144 12 A room measures 6m by 8m and has a height of 2.5m, The room has two rectangular doors each measuring 1.5m by 2m, Painting the walls of the room with one coat of paint, excluding the doors, costs $6.20 per square metre. ‘The cost for two coats of paint in dollars will ber A] 6x25+8x25)x(6.2)x2 B] 2x(6x2.5+8x25-6x8)x(6.2)x2 C] 2x(6x25+8x25)x(6.2) D) 2x(6x2.5+8x25-2x15)x62)x2 aaa eLetter CHE Mathematica 00 Mint Rua Seve hula Enns sod Rope ra B doh Smith © Pive Senses Edueation Pry Led100 Mini Exams for Selective Schools Entrance and Scholarships j 1” Express 0.875ml. as a fraction of 2L i a a Al ig Bl 3 3 3 Ca D4 : I 2 Which of the following would be the best approximation to 2.981 x 7.003 HI A] 21 [B) 021 c] 4 Dp] a i i 3 The large rectangle has been divided into 4 smaller I rectangles. The areas of the smaller rectangles are B B | shown on the diagram. The perimeter of the large Hi rectangle is: u ; i] [A] 8 Bh 6 } cc] Dp} 2 4 If 20% of a number is 120, what would 30% of the same number be? A] 240 B) 72 c] 200 D} 180 5 container in the shape of a rectangular prism, measures 16cm by 14cm by 25cm. How many litres of fluid would it hold? A] 56 B| 5600 [(G] 2800 Dp]. 28 | 6 A paddock is being used for a football field. The length and breadth of the paddock are 100m by 80m / respectively. Find the area of the paddock in hectares. | A] 8 B} 08 | [Cc]. 800 [D] 8000 7 Thialfi and Hugi ran a race, They had to run to a marker and then run back to the starting point: Hugi ran to the end of the course, turned around and ! was halfway back to the starting point when he met Thialfi. How many times j faster had Hugi been runding than Thialfi’ I A] 2 B] 4 c} 3 i [D] You would have to know how far it was. 8 How many numbers, between 1 and 55 inidlusive leave a remainder of 4 when divided by 5? ' A] 10 B) u ce] 2 Dp 2 9 I spent half my money on the tickets and one third of what I had left on food. ‘That left me with $3. How much did I start out with? : [D] #6 A) © Bl 88 iC] $24 I i ‘Mathematics 100 Mini Exams for Selciive Schools intrance and Scholarships © John Smith © Five Senzes Education Pry Ltd100 Mini Exams for Selective Schools Entrance and Scholarships Simplify 5x 5 x(5+5)x5 . A] 1250 [B] 760 [Cc] 20 [D] 150 We saved $75 at the 30%-off-sale. How much must we have spent? A) $120 B] $250 {¢] $300 Dp} $320 There were 6 of us in the class. The teacher said that if the average of our 6 marks was 55 or more, we wouldn't get any homework for a s absent. The 5 of us got an average of score in order to bring the class a’ Cc} % DI 21x3+3x19= JA} 2304 B) 135 (04) = A} 16 Bl 08 IC} 0.16 Only one of the following number sentences is false. Which A} 3x0-3 [B] fxi2-4 [G] 0+6=6 Change 3km 45m 26cm into metres: |A} 304526 Bl 345.26 \C} 9045.26 'D| As a project, we divided the courtyard outside the principal’ office into 16 squares. The courtyard was itself a square, with a side of 20m. We had to paint each of the small squares a different colour. painted 5 of the small squares, as shown What area, in square metres, was left to paint? A} 125 |B} = 325 c 25 DI What number must be placed in the box to make the number statement true? 5x[] -318=257 fA] 2 [B] 122 [c] 5 [D] None of these Insert the missing number in the box to make the statement true. (Jxa2+[)=21x[]-20 A] 3 B) 9 c] 6 Dp) 5 ‘The perimeter of a rectangle is 26cm and its area is 40cm”. The difference in dhe Iengt ofthe siden must be A] 3 B) 5 c] 8s D] 9 On a map the scale is 2:25. On the map a length of 4.8 would represent a real length of: Al 24 [B) 0 Ci Di 120 [ Mathomatics 100 Mini Hyams for Selective Schools Entrance and Scholarships ‘John Smith © Five Sonses Eduostion Pty Lidin order to make 2.4L of the mitaen 15L 0.9L [C] 800m [D) 1200mt, 1 On a centimetre ruler, which number or Rumbers are 3 times as far from the S6c a 22 and 34 Gand 12 2only [BD]. 2and14 12 The surface area of a cube is 150em?, The sum of the Vertces {gueths of its edges, in centimetres wilt [a]. @ = [Cc] » D) 4 Remember that cx? means Faces cubic centimetres 14s Consider the blocks in the diagtam: eee = A girl stands at the point sont 24.4 and looks at the blocks. Which of the following would best represent what ac, would see? (8,! Op, Iwas meant to divide by 3 but instead I multiplied by 4, ‘My answer was 48, The out have been: - A] 6 Bl 4 @ s O} 2 Ae Tost 3 of my money. T now have $24. How much did I lose? [A] 924 Bsus [e] 92 DB) #6 Mashomatie 100 Mai Exam fox Selective Schole Entrance and Scholarships © den Smith © Five Sensos Edvention Parsi“100 Mini Exams for Selective Schools Entrance and Scholarships. At rush hour, 240 people pass through a turnstile at a railway station each 5 s. If there are 8 turnstiles, how many people would pass through them Mine et)x® 20x58 5 Sxt0+60) =. 240x 60x. x5x 240x60x (240 + E 6 Bi @ ic 3 6D 5 fou'can buy honey in different sized jars. Which of the following would yesent the best value? UL eosting $12.90 B] 500ml costing $6 200mL costing $2.20 [D} _6L costing’ $78 is 6 years older than Jan and Jan is oneyear older than Pierre. If will be 15 next year, how old is Anne now? 5 Bp} 4 cl a «= DB w [ow old was Anne when Pierre was born? 7 Bl ce] 65 D] None of these is divided into four houses P, Q, R and S. On sports day, the students ‘up so that a student from P is first in line, then a student from Q then a it from R then a student from S then a student from P and so on with me order repeating. From what house will the 66th student come? eR B) Q ic] R Di Ss isector of a pie chart has an angle at the of 185°, What percentage of the hole does this represent? D) 4 a} & val re are two boxes on a balance. There are an number of marbles in the box marked P unknown number in box Q, as shown in K 1, When 3 marbles are taken from box P and Figare 1 in box Q, the balance tips over and looks like 2, Then 2 marbles are taken from box and LP/ in box P. The balance tips over again and looks e Figure 3. If you found the difference in the K ly iginal number of marbles, the smallest number Figure? ‘could get would be: a a B] 2 3 3 [D] |More than 3 ‘Ax Figure 8 largest number you could get would be: 1 B) 38 ic 5 [D} More than 5 (OMini Rxame for Selective Schools Entrance and Scholarships ANG Five Senses Kducation Pty Ltd“eel 1D Cubic Tastce, AY Csom PY im. Tt holds P500L of water, “Teo Making up the sides of the tank would be 75 Fr [D] 150 12km, 1 hour 24k, 2 hours 16km [C] 24k [D] 48km a Med his woe Seed for the entire journey? Pees (SIL Skah DB} thm [ay P8,%8¥ home, what Was his average speed? 3km/a keh [B] smh In ing a's On another how fa] Mornii i many cars Wout cracks Passed the school, According ‘o the bar chart, jillce counted the number of cars, trucks and buses which ‘uring thi s hi ane morning. She represented her findings en fac? [Sip What fraction of the Vehicles were buses? 6 (By 3 B 3 fe 3 Oo ¥ er sthool, how many were cars? | 360 [c] 40 [D} 180 've Passed the school during this a * [e] a [Das Mathematics 100 MiciHxams for Slecuve Snooe Batrance and Scholseshipg © doh Smith © Five Sonsos Edveation Pig ee100 Mini Exams for Selective Schools Entrance and Scholarships Questions 9 and 10 refer to the diagram below. It is not drawn to scale. All measurements are in centimetres and all angles are right angles. 2 8 4 5 9 The perimeter of the figure will be: [A] 29cm B] - 30cm C] 40cm [D] ‘There is not enough information to tell 30 The area of the figure will be: 7 [A] 76cm’ (B] 20cm? * C] 1920cm” [D] ‘There is not enough information to tell 11 As thé sun rose, I was walking with the sun at my back. In what direttion was I walking? A] South [B] © North (C] Bast [DB] West 12 A girl puts the number 6 on the display of her calculator, presses the square root button, multiplies the answer by 2 and.then squares that answer, Her calculator would now be showing: A} 6 Bi} 2 iC} iD} 72 Paper 16* 1 55% i the same asibow many parts out of 202 A] 13 BI ic] Dl 9 2+ When you round off $199.99 to the nearest dollar you get A] $190 Bl Cc} DB] $201 3 40% of 4km equals A] km Bl 01¢km [6] 160m D] 160m 4 The sum of 13 and the product of 8 and 6 is the same as: A] @3+8x5 [B) 13+8x5 [GC] 8+i8x5 [BD] 5+18x8 5 Ven. A, 7 BI 169 iC B ID] 28561 67 6 The diagram shows the net of a box without a lid. Measurements are in centimetres. What would be the volume of the box in em® ? a A] 36 Bl) 490 . Cc] 960 [D] 1920 : Mathematics 190 Mini Baa for Selective Schools Butrance and Scholarships > John Smith © Five Senses Education Pty Lid100 Mini Exams for Selective Schools Entrance and Scholarships 10-12 10 A piece of string is glued around the 4 sides of the box to reinforce it. What would be the length of the string in centimetres? A} 40 Bl me iC} a [D] Ladri wrote down the counting numbers in four columns as shown: 123 4 5 67 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 If Ladri.continued this pattern, what would be the sum of the numbers in the row containing 1024? [A] 4098 B] 4000 (C} 4006 [D] None of these A company logo is shown in the diagram. If the unshaded parts are the same width as the shaded parts, what fraction ofthe equare is shaded? Aa; B# oi wo B @ We decided on a new logo for our brand of T-shirts. It was to be 3 stripes, like this: Each stripe could be coloured in one of 2 different colours, but we didn't want adjacent stripes to be the same colour. How many different logos could we make? Al 8 iB) 6 ic] 3 Di 2 How many more logos could we make if we used 3 colours instead of 2? A] 10 Ee ic} 4 Dl 6 If we had used 4 stripes and 2 colours, how many more logos could we have made than using 8 stripes and 2 colours? A] 0 B} 1 ce] 2 [D] None of these s 17" There were 4 students sitting on the stage at the school assembly waiting to receive their prizes. Alan and Julia wanted to sit together. If they did, how many different arrangements of students would there be? A] 3 Bl 6 [c] 12 Dl Jars of honey come in 4 different sizes and prices. Which would give the best value for money? A 125mL costing $5.25 'B] 250ml costing $9.80 [C] 600m, costing $25.30 [D] 1litre costing $41.60 The length of a rectangular prism is 2 times its breadth and the height of the is twice its breadth. If its volume is 884, then its height must be: Al 12 B] 16 Gq 8 pp} 6 20 ‘Matheraatics 100 Mini Exams for Selective Schools Hntranes and Scholarships © John Smith © Five Senses Bduration Psy [td100 Mini Exams for Selective Schools Entrance and Scholarships SsunSIEEAnRSEE Sn eeeremeeneee 4 J am thinking of a number. If you double the square of this number and then add 9, you get 107. The number must have been: 6 fraction of le has been shaded? a ra) 2 2 My 3 80 1 3 c] 3 5 : 2 a the length of the side of the largest square. Solm males the _ side of the largest square equal to 820m and draws the squares as shown in the diagram. What would be the size of the chaded area in square centimetres? -- [A] m4 B) am Cc] 1% D) ‘What digit should be placed in the box so that the number 4 [] 24 is divisible by 8? TA) 6 &) o ‘al a iD) 9 ; : E i [ E fifty three: Six hundred and four thousand one hundred and six Six hundred and forty thousand one hundred and six Six hundred and forty thousand one hundred and sixty Sixty thousand four hundred and sixteen * folaliel= m $7 per hour at my job. I would like to make an extra $36 on my 9 hour ft. What would my rat , in dollars per hour, have to be in order to achieve his? 9 BH 2 C} 3.38 Di ¢ most likely number needed to complete the series 2, 3, 5,9, 17, .. is: 2 Bl 3s Cc] 3 D he third in the race with a time of 5 minutes 43 seconds. The person who fe Second had a time of 5 minutes 24 seconds while the person who came {00k & minutes 17 seconds. If I am to equal the time of the first place ler, my time would have to __ Increase by 26 seconds [B] Increase by 19 seconds ,_ Decrease by 19 seconds [D] Decrease by 26 seconds foduet of 8 consecutive odd numbers is 42 735. The largest of these 8 must be: Bl 4 iC] 2 [D) 37 {Erin for Selective Schools Bntranoe and Seholaahipo a1 énsos Education Pry Led100 Mini Exams for Selective Schools Entrance and Scholarships 19" 1 Ifthe answer to a question was 57.08, then the question may have been: [A] 5709-1 [B] 578x0 [C] 5608+1 [D] 5808x1 2 ‘The quadrant ofa circle has an aréa of 24cm”, Half of the area of the circle would be: [A] 24cm” B] 48cm? (G] 96cm? D| There is not enough information to tell 3 The diagram shows the net of a die for a certain game. Instead [s[s] of dots on the die, numbers have been written. In this game, the die is rolled and the numbers on the top and the bottom are i added together. The greatest total will be: [af] Al 6 B77 (e}] 6 /D] None of these 4 Which of the following would be equal to gz +3 +6 A] 5.42 B] 515 ] 6.195 B] 531 5 Find the area of the triangle in the diagram, Measurements are in metres. A] 32m” | 6 — Which of the following sets of numbers are all prime? I: 1,2,8,5,7 Il: 2,6,7, | Ill: 5,7, 11, 18 i IV: 3,7,19, 23 | [A] Tonly BI TandIV [|C] Ml and IV [Dj IV only i 7 Ababy has been alive for 100 000 seconds. How long is this approximately? : [A] 6 hours [B] day (C] 1week D] More than 1 week aust pay $1.50 per kilometre, The enst for four penple travelling a distance of r . | | | 8 — Inacertain country; a taxi costs $12 to hire and in addition, each passenger 45km would be: i [A] $79.50 [B] $318 Cc] $282 D] $196.50 / 9 Aladle holds 625ml of liquid. How many times would the ladle have to be filled i in order to empty a 351 tank? / A] 5 Bl 48 Cl Dl) o i 10 Which of the following fractions is not equivalent to 2? q 4-1 Sx4 B41 9x5 | | ; Al 6a Bl 4x5 Cl 541 D) 5x18 i 11 Simplify 50% of 50 + 60% of 60 | | A] 61 [B] ost (c] a (B] so i 2 ‘Mathematics 100 Mini Fame or Selective Schools Eytrance and Senna John Smith © Five Senses Education Pey Lid100 Mini Exams for Selective Schools ———— 2 Entrance and Scholarships A car goes a distance of 45km. The circumference of one of its tyres is 1.6m. How many revolutions will the tyre make in travelling this distance? [a] 30 B} 30000 {ce} 67500 Di 6% ge SSeS Bae See 78 7 10 nh Find the lowest common multiple of 4, 6 and 12 Only one of the following expressions equals 2¢ . Which is it? [A] 36 Bl 2 {C] 144 [D] 4 ‘An ordinary movie on TV lasts approximately how many seconds? [A] 2000 [B] 5000 : [ce] 10000 [D] More than 10 000 zm) 8 2438 6 Al = B = [CG] 2+06 DF 16x243x12= [A] 9 [B) 474 Cc] 6 D) 336 The value of 0.4 x 0.04 is A] 0.016 B) 0.16 {(c] 16 D] 0.0016 When 2 is multiplied by itself 8 times and the result is divided by 4, the answer would be i A] 2 B) 6 c] 18 D] 256 Which of the following four numbers is the smallest? A] 12 [B) 1.02 c} 12t D) 112 Subtract the smallest of these four numbers from the lar [A] 0.08 (B] 0.09 Cc] 0.19 0.18 373 % means how many parts out of 16? A] 3 [B) 6 Cc] 5 Dp) 2 The answer to a division question is 138 : the question? [A] What is 109 divided by 8? Bl {Dj (E] Find 54h +4 Which of the following could not be Find 327 divided by 24 What is 1190 divided by 80 A bus stopped at Gulgong. Twenty five percent of the passengers got off the bus and 3 new passengers got on. At the next stop, 7 of the passengers got off the bus and 11 new passengers got on. The bus then had 17 passengers. How many passengers did the bus have just before it stopped at Gulgong? Al 2 Bl 2 C| mw DI 2100 Mini Exams for Selective Schools Entrance and Scholarships 12 123 % of my salary is $240. How much would my salary be? fA] $1920 = B30» (G]_s00 a) 20%" 1 Find the size of the angle marked X in the diagram: A} & Bl 226° IC} 26° ‘Dj 108° 2 On our night out, we spent $8 each on food, $9 each on movie tickets and $12.90 ee taxi home. The three of us shared all expenses equally. Hence, each of us aid: [A] $15.30 B] $15.97 iC] $21.30 D} $9.97 3 We designed a new flag. It had 3 small rectangles, each of the same size and each of a different colour, arranged as shown in the diagram. The flag measured 120cm by 48cm, The area of one of the small, shaded rectangles inem? would be: [A] 320 iB] 480 ic] eo Dp} oo 4 As the sun rose, I was walking with the sun on my left. In what direction was I walking? [A] South B] North CG] Bast D] West | gs 5 A group of squares of side 2cm are placed on a table as shown i in the diagram. The perimeter of the figure is: i] A] 16cm B) 14cm C} 82cm D} 36cm 6 The area of the figure would be: [A] 28cm” B] 7m” C] 24cm” D| 14cm” q 7 The area of a rectangle whose sides are 4em and 16cm equals the area of a ! square. The perimeter of the square must be: : A] 64cm B] 32cm C] fem + [D]_ Noneof these | 8 What is the most likely missing fraction in the following sequence? 24 8 16 3° 6 10° Be in a 8 2 ll a7 Bl oa O 2 9 Only one of the following is true. Which is it? } A] 2x(5+2%)>5x(2"+3) [B) tad? i (] s?<23 [D] (24+7)x(24-7)=625 | 24 Mathematics 100 Mini Exam fe Selective Sells Batzas and Scholarships © John Smith ® Five Senses Education Pry Utd100 Mini Exams for Selective Schools Entrance and Scholarships 10 How many. of ve following numbers are not divisible by 8? x94 9876x944 fA] 4 [B] 3 [fq] 1 Dp] 0 1142 All the angles in the figure shown in the diagram are right angles, All the measurements are in centimetres, 1 The perimeter of the figure is: B 4] 9 Bw 2 D] There is Aot enough information to tell’ 2 12 Ifthe lengths of each part of the step-like part of the” fig the figure ; A] 162em? 18cm" [6] 207em* = (B] 1800 2p 1 Each entrant in the long jump at the athletics earnival was allowed four jumps. These were averaged to give the average distance, Mine were 2m 24cm, 2m 12cm, Im 88cm and 2m 4cm, ‘My average distance was: |A} 828m By} 216m C} 207m D) 212m 2 Change 5.2ha to square metres: [A] 520000 [B] 52000 [cE] 5200 D) 3 On an afternoon walk, a girl averages 20m every half minute, How many hou 7 is would she take in order to walk 3kme? 3000 fe) 3000 [Ge] 2000x407 00020 40x60 =“ 20x60 i) « 4 Four fractions are written in different ways. Which is the largest? 1 13 [A] 24% B] Z C] [BD] 0.27 5 Mihich of the following is the only one to be a solid and have identical faces? A] equilateral triangle [B] tetrahedron C}- rectangular pyramid [DB] cone 8 _ Which of the following represent the smallest fraction? al 2,1 7 B10 32 D253 A] 3x4 B) 5x9 Cl 4x3 5%8 7 Paba made a mistake. Instead of multiplying 24.6 by 64, she multiplied it by 8. The difference between her answer and the correct answer woul he [A] 246x64-8 [Bl 246x64+8x246 Cl 24.6x (64-8) [D] 246-246x8 >] 00 Dini Examo for Selective School Bntrance and Scholarohipe : 26 ‘John Smith © Five Senses Education Pty Led iia100 Mini Exams for Selective Schools Entrance and Scholarships 8 ‘The net of a cone is shown in the diagram. The le: OP is 8cm and the circumference of the circle is 12cm. ‘The length of the arc PRQ is: [A] 8cm B} 12cm C} 20cm. Q (D] ‘There is not enough information to tell a N i 9 Aship steams for 48km on’a bearing of NW. On what : bearing must it sail in order to return to its } starting point? Ww E |A| NE B) SW i cc] SB D] NW | h 10 A bucket holds a maximum of 12.45. If it contains 7.88L how much more can added to it? be A] 3.67L BB) 4.57L [c] 467 [D] 3.67L 11 Ina scalene triangle, the sum of any two angles must be: Al Cc a right angle B] _ less than 90° more than 90° {D] There is not enough information to tell 12 Awall paper pattern is shown in the diagram below. ><><< ! The point Q is at the intersection of the diagonals. The distance between P and Hh Q is 25cm. Find the length of the entire pattern. We ‘A] 30cm [B] 60cm C] 55cm [D] 65cm i I 1 +8 canbe worked out by evaluating: 2.5 . 2.3 24+5 3.5 | Al 3%3 B) 3%5 Cl 343 D}. 9x3 2 86 4,26¢ in kilograms: A] 0.00426 B Cl 426 [D} 4260 3 What is the smallest number which is exactly oe by 12 and 18? That is, what is the lowest common multiple of 12 and 187 Al 6 BB} 36 |C} Di] 216 4 Pick a circle in the top row. Now pick another circle, in the third row, directly underneath the first circle. If the distance }, between the centres of these two circles is 20cm, find the i number of square centimetres in the area of the square. {A} 400 [B] 625 [C] 900 [D) 725 i i if SSS 26 ‘Mathematicn 100 Mini Bxanms for Selective Schoola Entrance and Scholarships ‘© John Smith © Five Sensos Education Pry Ltd100 Mini Exams for Selective Schools Entrance and Scholarships 5 450kg out of 3t is the same as 21 parts out of how much? A; 140 B} 2 iC. 2x6xi12 | ; 6 The fraction 797g is the same as: A 036 [B] 045 [C] 064 [D 7 The two 6's first 6 by the value of the second: a fl 8 None of these in the number 3661 have different values. Divide the value of the A) 1 [B] 0 {C 6 Du 8 36% of those present were parents. Ninety six were not parents. How many more non-parents were there than parents? A] 42 Bl Cc] 2 Dp) 48 9 One gram of water has a volume of 1 cubic centimetre, What would be the weight of 2.51? [A] 250g B] 25kg GC] 25kg D] 2500 10-11 10 A square has a perimeter of 64cm. A rectangle has a length of 24cm. If their perimeters are equal, then how wide is the rectangle? A 12cm |B) = 8cm. C; 4cem 'D) 24cm 11 Squares are drawn on each of the sides of the rectangle. The total area, in square centimetres, of the rectangle and the four squares would be: [A] 2x24+2x8+8x24 [B) 247 +87 +8x24 Cl 2x2+2x8" Di) 2x24+2x8'+8x24 12 The perimeter of an isosceles triangle whose base is 1.6cm is 10.2cm. Find the length of one of the equal sides: A] 4.3em B] 86cm C} 5.9cm 'D] 8em ee aa 1 of my backyard is lawn and § of it is garden, what fraction of it must be path? 1 1 2 Al & iB) § iC 1 4 Dg 2 — Bach week a girl saves 3 of her pocket money and spends $30 of her pocket money. How much would she save over a 52 week period? [A] $2340 [B] $1560 Cc $2180 Di $1940 3 What number must be placed in the box to make the number statement true? 2x ]+8)-4=24 1 A] 153 B C 7 D} il ‘Methernatis 100 Mini Exams for Solective Schools Entrance and Scholarships © John Smith 0 Five Senses Bducation Pry Lid100 Mini Esxtmas for Selective Schools Entrance and Scholarships . 2 ss divided : 4 A quadrant of a circle of area $20cm’ is divided into.16 equal parts, The area of three of these parts would be: ai (A) a5em?—B]t5cm® GG? [B] 80cm? 5 aeabust rectangle I drow measured Sem by Gem, In the second one I drew 1 doubled the length and breadth, How many times mote ares des au coon rectangle have compared with the first? =n fa] 2 i 4 ic] 80 D] More than 30 6 Fran erage of 6 numbers is 8, Ifthe first five numbers are 4 6, 7, 8 and 14, then the sixth number must be: [A] 8 B 2 {[] a Dp] 9 7 G.JBundry represents its work load for a week on a bar chart. What fraction of the work involves shirts? [powee | "sae [ra] 5 3 3 3 Al Bg Os Di 8 If they put the same information on a sector graph (pie chart) what would be the angle at the centre corresponding to the shirts? [A] 195° [B] 150° [c} 145° [D] 120° 9:10 9 Tie tivo parents had a cup of coffee each and each ofthe three children had a milkshake, Altogether they paid $13.75. If milkshalkes cost $2.98 each, how much does a cup of coffee cost? A] [B] $3.50 ic] $280 D] $3.25 10 Vall of them had decided on milkshakes, what change would they have received from $20? A] $11.25 B] $9.75 C] $8.75 [D] $2.50 N-l2 A child builds a cardboard model of the Are de Triomphe in Paris, From the front it looks like that shown in the diagram, The mele i. symmetrical and all its angles are right angles, L The perimeter of the front &f the model is: e 22cm [A] 84cm [B] 68cm [C] 62cm D] There is not enough information to tell roa 2 The area of the front of the model is: Vifor La Francs [A] 200cm? [B] 64cm? = []_a0em? 1D] There is not enough information to tell Mathematica 100 Mini Reams for Solective Schools Entrance and Schalasape © Jobn Smith © Five Goneos Education Pty Lid100 Mini Exams for Selective Schools Entrance and Scholarships j ee 1 Abi wrote down the smallest 4-digit number which has no repeated digits. Mai wrote down the largest 4-digit number which has no repeated digits. The difference between these two numbers is: | [A] 8642. [B] 2468 [CG] 8009 [Dp] 1110 2 Complete the following pattern: . Dx] BI DR] yN ZN . a DK DK ‘Al [BI Cc | 3 Alice starts counting at 6 and goes up by 2 each time i.e. she counts.6, 8, 10, 12 | and so on. How many numbers will she have counted if she stops counting after counting 124? |. fA). @ 5] © q a Dp} @ 4 Acar park advertises: First 2 hours free $8 per hour-- or part hour - thereafter. | How much would I have to pay if I left the car in this earpark from 11:26am to | fe 1:20pm on the first day and from 9:36am to 8:25pm on the second day? | > fa) 8 B) $24 C] $4 [D} None of these § Wewent on a hike of 25.6km. On the first and second days, we hiked a total of é 16.2km. On the second and third days we hiked a total of 16.7km. How much further did we hike on the third day than on the first day. A) 1.2km B) 2.4m Cc} 0.5km DD) 0.9km | ‘The total ages of two brothers is 29 years. One brother is 5 years older than the -. other. How old is the younger brother? Al av |B 2 IC} wm |D} 6 | |) ‘The cube in the diagram has a side (1 | TE of Sem. Find the surface area of this | cube in om”, Al 27 5] 6 C] 108 D) 3% equal to 2m. What would be the surface area of the remaining solid? Answer in em”. 90 A B] 36 — Cl ot [D} 6 From this cube, another cube is cut. This cube has a side i ca 100 Mini Bam for Selective Schools Entrance and Scholarships 29 smith © Five Senses Kducation Pty Ltd100 Mini Exams for Selective Schools Entrance and Scholarships 9 The volume of this new solid in cm? will be: A] 19 B] 2 ic] Dp 3 4 10 Write the following as a numeral: ‘Twenty one million five thousand and ninety three: [A] 21005008 [B] 21050023 [6] 21503 D] 2105023 nu For every book that a boy sells whose price is $24 or more, he receives a commission of 19cents, For all other books, he receives 12cents per book. On a particular day, he receives $93.21. If he sold 435 books over $24, then the number of books under $24 must have been: Al & BB} C] 104 D) 212 12 How many four digit mimbers can be formed using the digits 8, 3, 5 and 2 if no repetitions are allowed? Al 2 Bl 48 c] 2 Dp] 6 ee DO eee eee eee eee cece 1 Find = square root of ee sum of eight squared and fifteen squared: A. B Cc. au D) 1b 2 The lange roctangle has been divided into 4 smaller rectangles. The areas of the smaller rectangles are Shown on the diagram. The perimeter of the large rectangle is: [A] @ Bl 6 ic] 6 D) 3 Only one of the following equals 21. Which is it? [A] 8+2x4+5 [B] G+2)x4+5 C] 3+2x(4+5) [D] 8 +2)x4+5) 4 How nerd axes of symmetry would a regular hexagon have? Al 3 iB) 6 r Cc] 9 Di) 2 5 Change an exam mark of 56 cut of 80 to a percentage. a Al x BE] C % Dp} 7 6 — 51- 0.02 equals A] 51.08 Ej 50.02 (] 5088 D] 5098 30 ‘Mathematics 100 Mini Exams for Selective Schools Entrance and Scholarships © John Smith © Five Sensos Bduention Pry Ltd100 Mini Exams for Selective Schools Entrance and Scholarships 7 Find the lowest commen multiple of 6, 8 and 12 [Al 36 Bi LR iC] 44 DI mw 8 In 5 years time it will be 42 years since [left school. Six years ago, how long ago would it have been since I left school? [A] 31years [B] ‘36 years C] 41 years [D] Less than 30 years ‘The window of our classroom is square, We found that it let in too much sun. So we covered part of it with brown pape Sr. ‘What fraction of the original window has been 1 1 rleterat @®D Hy meagre th are of hispage wold ect A] 60cm” B] “600em” [G] 6000cm” [B] 60mm* 5 ‘The circumference of a circle is 3.1 times the diameter. A car has a wheel of diameter 90cm. Its circumference would then be: A] 27.9em B] = 279em iC} 29cm. Dj} 290em As the car moves, the wheel of the car revolves 300 times, How far does it travel? Answer in metres. |A} 837m BI Which two numbers could be inserted between 24 and 0.26 so that all four numbers are in ascending order? [A] 25% ana $ B] fendo2s6 G] 25%endo27 [BJ j and 0.251 « Which diagram has 3 of ts area shaded? ao em ice 100 Mini Bama for Selective Schools Entrance and Scholarships Bee Scsith © Five Senses Education Pty Lidty 100 Mini Exams for Selective Schools Entrance and Scholarships Arrange in decreasing order of size: 4.91, 4.093, 4.867, 4.699 [A] 4.91, 4.867, 4.093, 4.699 B] 4.867, 4.699, 4.098, 4.91 C] 4.91, 4.867, 4.699, 4.093 D] 4.867, 4.699, 4.91, 4.093 At 9:00, the angle between the minute and the hour hands of a clock is 90°, ‘What would be the angle between the hands of a clock when the time is 3:30? 4 A} 90° B) 60° IC} 100 D) None of these 4 Amy puts 256 on her calculator's display. She presses the square root button three times and then multiplies the answer by 6. On the display will now b A} 2 Bl) 6 ic} B D] 12 Four men can complete a task in 20 days. If they worked at the same rate, how long would 5 men take? : A] 25days [B] 16¢days [C] 12days [D] Noneof these Iran 40% of the way and walked the remainder. The total journey was 1725m, } How many more metres did I walk than run? A] 842 Bl 45 {c} 1036 [D] a1 | A sign in a store says: 10% off How much did each dress cost before Sale the sale? ‘Al $20 Bl 40 Save $20 orice ae eee A bus stopped at Ryde. Half the passengers got off and 8 new passengers got on, At the next stop, # of the passengers got off and 4 got on. And at the next stop, £ of the passengers got off and 5 new passengers got on. The bus then had 21 passengers. How hany passengers did the bus have just before it stopped at Ryde? [A] 96 B) 2 fj we Dl ‘The circumference of a wheel is 400cm. The wheel revolves 3 times every 5 seconds. The speed in metres per second of a point on the edge of the wheel would be: HEE [A] 4 [B] 20 {C] 24 dD) 72 A piece of wire 48em long is cut into six equal parts and welded together to form the shape shown in the diagram. Find the area of this shape in square centimetres, fA] 4 Bl 36 cc] 48 [Dl ow for Selective Sehecls Entsanve and Scholarships (Odohn Smith © Five Sense Education Pry Ltd Matematica 100 Mini100 Mini Exams for Selective Schools Entrance and Scholarships An office has a huge fish tank in the foyer. ‘The tank measures 5m by 2m by 3m. How many litres of water will it hold if it is filled to the brim? A} 30 B} = 3000 IC} 30000 D;} 30000000 The sign said "24 kg of nuts for only $16.20", {decided to buy 95k What change would I receive from $30? A] $2.72 [B) $7.32 {o] $4.56 [D] $8.78 Handkerchiefs are sold in bundles. Which is the best value? A] 3 for $8.20 B) 6 for $15.40 (C] 8 for $21.90 D] 12 for $92.50 | 34 _8 work in my cousin's shop. The shop is open for 8 hours each day, but is closed on Sunday. How many days would the shop be open from January 25th to February 7th inclusive? [A] 2 Bl 2B | c] | [D] You have to know what day January 25 is 4 On the average, we sell $1800 worth of goods each 8 hours. How much would ; be sold during the period January 25th to February 7th inclusive? | fa] 9 iidxSx4 B] $1300x3x8x14) G] siiooxexa fp) gistosaz 5 Student A wrote down the largest 4-digit number which contains the digits 4 +E id 8. Student B wrote down the smallest 4-digit number which contains the digits 2 and 7. The sum of these two numbers would be: Al 11084 B] 11301 (C] 11011 (D) wim Four students each made a statement about quadrilaterals. Which statement is correct? First student: A kite has 2 axes of symmetry Second student: The diagonals of a trapezium are perpendicular Third student: The angies of a parallelogram add to 180° Fourth student: A parallelogram has no axis of symmetry Deeley Mathematics 100 Mini Exams for Selective Schools Entrance and Scholarshipe 33. © John Smith © Five Senses Bducation Pty Lud100 Mini Exams for Selective Schools Entrance and Scholarships 7 Which of the following quadrilaterals has three obtuse angles? a a a a D i 8 A rectangle has an area of 240ha. If one of its sides is 2km, find the length of i the other side. 4 A]. 2.4km B) 24km Cc) .12km. 'D}. 1.2km 9 Which of the following numbers, if placed in the box, would make the following number sentence false? a 8x 10x vy) 7 BR B i A] 5 [Bl ou } [C] Both 5 and 11 “[D] Neither 5 nor 11 10-11 10 ofa metre of rope costs $2.60. How much would 80m cost? Answer to the nearest dollar if necessary. : ! 1 [A] a2 B) $139 CG] sai7 [D] sat | 31 How many full metres can be bought with $100. i Al 22 iB) (ie [D] 2 12 Which of the choices A, B, © or D would best complete the pattern? 1 Simptity Veo"-1 A] 2304 B} 48 iC} Dl) 2 What percentage of 1.2km is 150m? A] 25% B] 15% G qe [D] 15% a4 ‘Mathematics 100 Mini Ex ‘Selective Schools Entrance and Schoiarship' (© John Smith © Five Sensos Education Pry Lie100 Mini Exams for Selective Schools Entrance and Scholarships 3 Whats the most likely number to complete the series: 5,9, 5 » B % B 2 Al 7 Bs J Bs 4 A truck uses 8L of diesel fuel to go 20km. How much extra fuel will be needed to go 45km? A} Bl iC} 9 D| -10 But then she realised that she could find the area of each rectangle. Find the area of one of the rectangles in em”, A} 192 B22 Cc] 512 [Di 26 are. 5 Sally drew 4 equal rectangles as shown in the diagram. 6 She only knew that the width of each. rectangle was cm. TT 6 — Inmy class, there are 9 more boys than girls. Altogether there are 48 students. If you doubled the number of boys and added three times the number of girls, you would get: A] 12 B] 103 cl D] 123 7 Onthe way home, 80% of the iceblock had melted leaving 245g. What was the iginal weight in grams? [A] 350 B] 8i7 ] 70 D] 250 8 Which of the following areas would measure approximately 1 hectare? [A] An average backyard [B] ‘Two football fields C] Acity block D] A school quadrangle 9 In Year 8 at a particular school, 87 students out of 116 are taller than 170cm. ‘What percentage of the students are not taller than 170cm? A] 35% B] 45% c] 75% D] 25% 10-11 A quadrilateral has sides equal to 3.4, 5.6, 4.8 and 6.2cm. 10 ‘The perimeter of the quadrilateral is: [A] 20cm B) 14.8em (C] 16cm D] 18.6em 11 Whats the difference between the average of the larger two sides and the average of the smaller two sides. [A] 3.6cem [B] 22cm. C] 1.8cm [D] Jem 12 After I went to bed the temperature fell by 8°. This morning it rose by 5° but, this afternoon it fell by another 8°. It is now 6°C. What would it have been when I went to bed last night? A] 10°C B) 14°C [ce] 12°C Dp] sc ice 100 Mini Bxame for Selective Schools Entrance and Scholarships 3B ‘Smith © Five Senses Bducation Pty Ltd36 ‘100 Mini Exams for Selective Schools Entrance and Scholarships rr 18 Perry spent 12% of his monthly wage each month for the first 4 months of the year and 35% of it each month for the remainder of the year. He saved what he didn't spend. Over the year he earned $5040. How much did Perry earn during the first 4 months of the year? A] $1680 B] $1260 Cc $1480 [D] $1610 How much did he save during the year? [A] $3662.40 [B] $1377.60 ic $3546.40 If Perry had saved an equal amount each same amount over the year. How much [D]’ $2416.60 hi month, he could have saved the this monthly amount be? $186.60 D] $305.20 A room measures 61 A] $iso = [B] $2058 [Gy m by 2.5m : ‘by 8m by 3m high. It has 2 doors.each measuring 1m The surface area of the walls and ceiling of the room would be: ? 240m” A] 285m’ B] (C] 127m” DD] 129.5m* ‘The volume of the room in litres would be: ‘ A] 444 [B] 14400 [c] ons Dj] 144000 ‘What is 50% of 25% of 360? [A] 9 B] 180 cc] 45 a) The scale of the model ship was 3 in 25, If the model's mast was 68cm, how high was the real mast in metres? A B) 525 Cc] 525 D] 0.525 In a certain country, the tax on soft drink is 45%. How much tax would you ona vat of soft drink valued at $2700? A] $1215 B} $i2150 [C] $121500 —[D] $1350 What are the coordinates of Queenstown? A] BB B) C6 [Cc] 6 [Dp] De at Hobart wants to get to . If travel only in the directions North, South, West, how many kilometres and in which direction must he travel? [A] East 120km then South 40km {B] [C] West 120km then North 40km_[D] I) Each square of the grid is 40km by 40km. A person et to Queenstown. Ithe fan A student draws a rough map of Tasmania on a grid. On it he marks the rough positions of Queenstown (Q) and Hobart (H) The coordinates of Hobart on the grid is F4 Pt East or bw erage >e =» L BC DEF GHI North 40km then East 120km North west 140km ‘Machematics 100 Mini Exams for Selective Schools Hntravca and Scholarship © John Smith © Five Sencos Education Piy Ltd100 Mini Exams for Selective Schools Entrance and Scholarships —— 11 At the party, all 16 of us shared the chocolates, getting 15 each. Then 4 more people arrived so we had to recaleulate our shares so that each of us got the same number. How many did each of us get? | A] 10 B] 4 c] 2 Dp] 8 12 My wife bought 2 skirts at the sale for $185 each. She also bought 3 handbags for $126 each. What change would she receive from $1000? A] $158 B] $252 IC] $802 [DB] $s ee ee 1. Express 45 as a fraction of 13500 i i a 3 3 Al a B30 Cl (D) i00 2 Soma took part in a "famine" to raise money for charity. People paid her for the hours she went without food. Her "famine" lasted for 26 hours. Her father promised her $1.20 per hour, her mother $2.50 per hour, her younger brother promised 30c per hour and her friend promised 60c per hour. How much did Soma raise for charity? A] $112.60 [Bi $94.60 iC] $119.60 D] $2346.20 3 How many more hours would Soma need to have fasted in order to raise another $36.80? 2B Bl 2 Cc 8 [D| None of these the line AB is perpendicular to the line CD and the line CD is perpendicular the line EF, then which of the following statements is true? Line AB is perpendicular to line EF Line AB is equal in length to line BC sm Be Line AB is parallel to line CD Line BF is parallel to line AB 67 The teacher marked the test and handed back the marks. The marks are shown in the table below. The test was marked out of 6: Bei] 5 The fraction of the students who got more than 4 is: a Bl x je 4 DB] None of these 6 The percentage of students who scored 50% would be: fA] 2 [B) cc] 5 D} 32 ‘Mathematics 100 Mini Exams fow Solactive Schools Entrance and Scholarships 37 Buon Smith © Five Senses Bdueation Pty Lud100 Mini Exams for Selective Schools Entrance and Scholarships 7 Of ‘howe students who scored more than 2, what fraction scored more than 4? 2 4 5 Aj 2 Ba Clg Dp 8 Ifyou added up the marks receivéd by all of the students and divided it by the number of students who sat for the test, you would nald get th the average mark. To the nearest tenth ofa mark, the av mark would |A] 382 |B} 4.6 ic] 34 0.8 the diagram? A] Triangular pyramid’ [B] Cube Cc Rectangular prism D] Triangular prism 9 Which solid could be formed using all of the shapes in I= rol A piece of paper measures 24em by 30cm, It is cut into 3 parts by two outs parallel to the shorter side of the rectangle. "Ifyou found the sum of the perimeters of these three parts and subtracted the of the original piece of paper, you would get: JA] 96 Bl 8 iC} 48 Dj There is not enough information to tell u Repeat question 98 given that the two euts are made parallel to the longer side of the ete rectangle. a Bl 120 [Cc] us Dp} # 12 The movie was meant to start at 10:30am but it was delayed by 6 minutes. It was a 2g ‘hour movie and therefore it would be expected to finish at: A] 1:06pm (B} 11:56am. C| 11:54am ‘D] 12:06pm E 0.6 x 0.2 as a percentage. A] 1.2% ~{B] 120% ic] 0.12% D] 12% Pr 2 Simplify Var2-a02 A 1 B 9 iC} 8h [D| None of these 3 ‘The trip took 48 minutes and we arrived there at 8:12. At what time did we leave? JA} 7:34 Bl 7:22 IC} 7:44 DD 7:24 4 20044045 + arp is usually written as: [A] 2437 [B] 204.37 [Cc] 240.37 [D] 240.307 38 ‘Mathematics 190 Mini Exams fur Selective Schools Entranve and Scholareli © ohn Smith © Five Senses Education Ply L NR100 Mini Exams for Selective Schools Entrance and Scholarships am thinking of a number. When you find the sum of this number and 4, double the answer and subtract 8, you get 14. What is my number? 1 Al % B. % Gc] 8 AE of my weight is 63kg, by how many kilograms ‘does my weight exceed 67 fa Bl 2 ew» iD) 1b Mirk designs a new button, the M button, for a calculator. The M button adds the squares of two numbers. For example: 2M9 = 27 + 9?=4+9=13 ‘What would be the value of 12M33 ? A) 1238 Bo ic} 143 [D} 1523 Mirk challenges his friend to fill in the missing number: []M5= 106 What number must his friend place in the box? Al 4 [B] 7 c} 9 Dp] 10 ‘My watch gains 8 minutes every hour. At 6am this morning it was 12 minutes slow. If I don't reset the watch what time will it show at 5pm this afternoon? A} 5:24 |B} 5:21 \C} 4:48 Di 4:36 Cor what ns Al the first most likely number which is less than 21? Bl 16 Cc] 2 D} 10 sider the pattern: 2050, 1026, 514, 258, 130, .... If this pattern continues it wil i 1B Lspent $ of my money leaving me with $46, How much did I start out with? Answer to the nearest dollar if neces Al $5 [B] $60 Cc} $7 [D] #88 ‘We know that 1 litre of water weighs 1kg. How much would 1 cubic metre of water weigh? [A] 10kg [B] 100kg EC] 1000kg ~= (D]_-10000kg ‘The next term in the sequence 5, 12, 21, 32, 45, [ | is probably: Al 64 BI 0 iC} 6 iD) 8 Which ofthe following numbers is the best approximation to 345 4 4x (295) [A] wo B] 5 co] 5 Dp) 4 theratice 100 Mini Exams for Selective Schools Entrance and Scholarships 39 John Smith © Five Senses Education Pry Ledor 100 Mini Exams for Selective Schools Entrance and Scholarships A small chessboard has only 16-small squares as shown in the diagram. IfI placed 1 grain of wheat on the first square, 2 grains on the second, 4 grains on the third, 8 grains on the fourth, and so on, the number of grains laced on the tenth square would be: A] 256. [B) 512 [C] 1024. [D}. 2048 If the process continued, how many grains altogether would be on the first 2 rows? nN ic IN B Bl 875 Cc] 8 D| A] 255 -[B] - 511 [6] 127 [BD] Nonecfthese The column graph shows the rainfall during a six month period. How many more centimetres of 2 ain fell in July than in May? t Al 6 |B} 5 10} - c} 7 fp] 8 9 | What was the average monthly Contimetres 7 rainfall, in centimetres, during fran 6 the entire period? af: (Al 8 'B} 15 aye at d 2 BD « a. 1. ‘The average during the second Mi ‘Jun Jul At three months is greater than the ur AM May i average during the first three months. By how much is it greater? Al 5 Bl 6 gq D We performed a division problem. The quotient was 57 and the remainder wa: 6. The divisor could not have been A} 12 B} u ic] 9 D5 A.cube has a side of 6cm. Its surface area would be: [A] 216em? ~{B] 482m” [6] 108em”_—[D]86cm” , The cube is cut into 3 parts by 2 cuts parallel to one of its faces. What would be the total surface area of the 3 parts? A] 648em? = [B]_ 460em”. [6] 360cm” = [D]_ 5 76cm” A farmer has a rectangular paddock whose area is 600 hectares. Its measurements could be: 2000m by 300m. [B] 200m by 300m. 20000m by 30000m [D] .2000m by 3000m. I thought of a number, found 50% of it and then found 25% of that number. ‘That gave me an answer of 7. The original number must have been: 56 40 ‘Mathersatics 100 Mini Bxoms for Selective Schools Entrance arnt Scholarst ‘© Joha Smith © Five Sensos Edueation Ply NN100 Mini Exams for Selective Schools Entrance and Scholarships A solid cylinder is sliced by a cut parallel to the dotted 7 i line in the diagram. What will be the shape of the cross section? {A] Triangle [BJ] Circle - [C] Oval [D] None of these 2 In an um there are 4 red, 3 blue and 13 green marbles. The fraction of the “marbles which are not red is: 4 1 3 7 Al § Bl 5 | x D] » 3 At the start of winter, a girl bought a large handkerchief for $3.50. She cut it into two equal pieces. How much would she have towel each pice for in arder to make a total profit of $4.50? A] $2.25 [B] $12.50 Cc] % Dm 4 The surface area of a rectangular prism is 76m°. If two of the sides of the i sn are Gun and ban then he thied side rust be A] 2 B} 3 c] 4 Dp] 5 ‘The map, not drawn to scale, shows the distances in kilometres between A, B, C, D. Alan lives at A and on 55 works at C. On 4 days a week, he drives from A to B to 7 Cand returns from C to A. On the fifth day he drives from A to D to C and returns to A via D. B i How far, in kilometres, would Alan drive in 8 weeks BP : fA] 306.6 [B] 1022 c] 1288 D] None of these | Questions 6-11 refer to the pie chart which represents the | expenditure of a family over a period of a month. pout ‘The amount spent on Food was exactly equal to the amount spent on Rent. ‘The family spent 8 times as much on School Fees as on Clothing. Clothing 6 The angles at the centre of the chart for Clothing and Food are, respectively: A} 30° and 120° [B} 30° and 240° 'C} 45° and 120° D} 120° and 150° What percentage of their income did the family spend on School Fees ? A] 335% B] 50% CG] 25% D] _ 8 What fraction of the total was spent on School Fees and Clothing? : a) i BS eq 3 Hl eolme 4 4 2 3 & & “Mathematics 100 Mini Exams for Seletive Schools Bntrance and Scholarships al © dohn Smith © Five Senses Education Pty Lad100 Mini Exams for Selective Schools Entrance and Scholarships nee ecece S 9 ‘The family's income for the month was $10800. How much would they spend on Clothing and Food combined? A issn 7 [A] $4500 ‘BI. $6300 [C] $3600 'D] .. $7200 “il 10 Ifthe family decided not to buy any Clothing during the month, but to spend | that money on Food, what fraction of the total total would then be spent on Food? i 5 3 7 Al BG oe iD] ag 10 How auch would then not be spent ot Food if the monthly income were [A] $7200 B] $6300 C] $4500 [DB] None of these 2 Afil, Benah and.Crilla were candidates for school captain. Afil received 324 ©. more votes than Crilla. Benah received 129 more votes than Crilla. Together Afil (os pum seored 589 votes. How many votes did Afil and Crilla receive IA] 6 Bl 265 Cc} 460 Di 521 1 The value of 70 + i095 + Gogg is [A] 70062 B] 70.382 [6] 700332. [D]. 70.62 2 What measurement, i shown on. the weighing scale below? Al 12 Bl 0.72 Cc} 07 Dl 700 3 Divide 2.1 by 3 A] 0.35 iB) 35 CG] 126 D] 325 : 4 | Simplify 44+3x(24+5)-6 [i A] 8 B) 43 ce] 7 Dp} 19 i 5 A-square carpet of side Sni is placed in a square room with side 4m. What area, in square metres, is not covered by the carpet? i [A] 2 Bl 2 Cc] 6 Dp] 7 : f 6 Only one of the following expressions does not equal 18, Which is it? ! A] 9xG@-1)-9 BI 9-18 2 [GC] 3x4+6 [D] peae tas 7 What number must be placed in the box in order to make the number i statement true? 0.003 x [|] =600 i [A] 20000 B] 200000 [Cc] 2000 [Bj 2000000 : ———— | 42 ‘Mathematics 100 Mini Reams thr Selective Schools Entrance and Scbolarsbis © John Smith © Five Sensos Bdveation Pty Ltd| | i 100 Mini Exams for Selective Schools Entrance and Scholarships | a a 8 An average car is approximately how long? [A] 38cm [B] 3m [(C] 80cm D] 30m coin, 2t4e+89-Sx2x4x8 Simplify 24448 A} 2B Bl 46 CC}. 2382 [D] None'of these Tleft for work at 7:12 am and arrived home at 6:05 pm, How long was I away from home? |A| 10 hours 53 minutes 'B} 4 hours 48 minutes (C}, 19 hours 12 minutes [D] 11 hours 13 minutes How many of the following statements are fillse? If you add zero to any number, it remains unchanged If you multiply any number by 1 it remains unchanged Ifyou multiply any number by itself it gets larger If you double any number it gets larger A] 0 iB) 1 ce] 2 [B] © More than 2 ‘Two lines will be perpendicular if They never meet ‘They bisect each other ‘They are vertical The angle between them where they meet is a right angle 2 B) 48 D| 46 ich of the following figures would look the same if rotated through 90°? A] Equilateral triangle Rhombus Square Trapezium 22.4em* D] 41.4em? E Ec maker allows you to cook bread for any amount of time @ maximum of 9 hours 50 minutes. A recipe calls for the bread to be o for 7 hours 48 minutes. If you want the bread to be ready at 7:30am, ‘must you start the cooking? p 11:42pm = [B] 12:12am = [CG] 12:48am = [D]__Noné of these the girls. Sarah was 144cm tall and Rachel was 25% shorter . How many centimetres taller than Rachel is Sarah? [B] 108 (c] 120 D] a2 ne for Selective Schools Entrance and Scholarship enses Edueation Pty Ltd100 Mini Exams for Selective Schools Entrance and Scholarships Which would be the cheapest? |A] 250g |B} 350g Cc} 800g D) 1.5kg 7 How many of the following quadrilaterals could be thought of a type of | rectangle? Square, Trapezium, Rhombus, Parallelogram, Kite | ARR [A] 0 B) 1 Cc] 2 [p] 3 8 A student draws a rectangle with a perimeter of 24cm and with sides whose lengths are whole numbers. What would be the greatest possible area that this rectangle could have? I [A] 144em” = [B]_ 72cm? C} 86cm” [D] There is not enough information to tell } 9-10 ih! 9 My daughter has 4 different dolls on her shelf. Bach day she rearranges | . She doesn't mind if on some days, the arrangement is the same as one of the previous days. What would be the largest number of consecutive days on | which could have different arrangements? Hi A] 4 [B] 4 Cc] 2 [Dp] i MW 10 the question if two particular dolls must be placed together. ‘Al 2 B 18 Cc] 6 Dj) 4 11 We budgeted on spending $3600 over a 12 day period. We left home early on Monday morning. It took us 6 days to spend 4 of our money. How much did we Wi have left? [A] $2700 [B] $1800 C}] $600 D] $900 12 If we kept spending at the same rate, at the end of which day would we have ran out of money? [A] Saturday [B] Monday [C] Wednesday [D] Thursday | sere : 12 Al 1 Arrectangular piece of metal has a length of 12cm. It 2 has two pieces, each in the shape of an equilateral : triangle, cut.from its ends as shown in the diagram. ' If the perimeter of the remaining shape is of length ; 44cm, then the area of the original piece of metal in | square centimetres was: i A] Ww B] 120 {c] 1 [D] « eee ee eee See eee eee eee eee eee eee See ee “ Mahomatic 100 Mini Exams hr Selective Schools Entranco and Seholrabios ‘© John Smith © Fivo Senses Bauestion Pry Ltdrepens eit the diagram bave radi 8,5 and tem e pectively. Their cen: sie joined to form triangle POR, >») Herr of a et ang x 16cm 82cm {C] 120em [D] There isnot enough information ott, mark is 24. In another class of 25 students the average mark is 48. The classes are merged, What would be the average of the new class? fal a B) oe Be breadth ofits base is 2 its length, The volume sat Prism is 884em°, What would be the number of centimetres in the DB 9 triangles in the diagram i » Triangle ACD is isosceles Triangle ADB is right angled = f AC biscets angle DAB A magic square is shown in the diagram. Its "magic" Properti gigm the fact that every row, oon sei® to the same n umber, The sass ‘which must be placed inthe box mastag omer 8 B] 26 50What was the ave 8 during the first. 4 ‘hours? [B) 18kmvh 10km/h [D] None of these How many hours did the man spend on lunch? 1 2 I] s Dl 4 0 What was the average speed on the w: home? 25km/h 45km/h S0km/h [DB] 5k Fhe man had not stopped for lunch, what Would his average speed have been for the entire trip? cn 18km/h 20kma/h 257 kath [B] None of thes [A] 625 % 31 Bo 62) % expressed as a fraction is 5 5 Awe .@ & Express 25% of 80% asa fraction: Bee 1 fl § Bj @ 3 3 leo i} Bla A] 154 156 c 100 Fiprcer ofa circle with an angle atthe centro of 90° best called a [A] segment quadrant [C] semicircle D] right angied triangle > ‘olid has 4 tri faces and one lar face, It must be: Tectangul; (A) a triangular prism @ rectangular prism {C} a totrahedron {D] a triangular pyramid 46 Mathematics 10 Mini aman Seativa Soa Boome nd Wee 8 Joha Smith © Five Senses Baventon Pernjs 11. The number must have been: 100 Mini Exams for Selective Schools Entrance and Scholarships When a certain number is divided by 15, the quotient is 13 and the remainder Dl 26 Ybought 5 of the business for $3600. What would 2 ofthe business be worth? [A] $2820 [B] $3200 (G] $4050 (Al 178 [B) | 184 ic] 162 (D] $1800 sum? vided by 2, 8, 4 and 6. If ‘Many numbers would leave a remainder of 1-when di arty, what would be their you found the two smallest numbers with this property, B 9 graph of a trip made by the car is shown. How far did the car travel in the second hour? A] 25km [B) © 50km [C] 75km D] None of these a i oeea Sh BR What was its average speed for complete trip? 30km/h 45km/h 31.25km/h ‘None of these Which of the following is/are the largest? I: 25% of 30 olalal mle ‘fathomatice 100 Mini Exams for Selective Schools Kntrance and Scholarships ‘© John Smith © Five Sonses Education Pty Ltd Al] Bb [Bl 38 (c] “4 What is the most likely number needed to éomplete the pattern: : 6, 11, 18, 27,[ } : {Al 8 B] 37 c] 3 Only one of the following statements is always true. Which is it? A] ‘The angles of a triangle add up to 360° B] A rectangle has 4 axes of symmetry GC] Acube has 6 squares as its faces 1D] A rectangular pyramid has four faces ‘The trip-metre of a car at the start of a journey was showing 26km. The travel I B] and cc] 1, Wand I 5678 I and IV