St. Francis' College Practice Entrance Examination For Entry Into Year 7
St. Francis' College Practice Entrance Examination For Entry Into Year 7
Francis’ College
Practice Entrance Examination
for entry into Year 7
Mathematics Paper
Time allowed – 1 hour
Name:
Date of birth:
Present school:
If you cannot do a question leave it out and if you have time you can
come back to it at the end.
You should show all of your working out in the spaces provided.
2. 547 – 298 =
3. 13 x 8 =
4. 195 x 47 =
5. 207 ÷ 9 =
6. 1081 ÷ 23=
7. Sophie carried out a survey and asked her friends what their favourite snack
was at break time. The bar chart below shows her results.
a)
b)
11. The temperature recorded on one day in 5 different cities in the world are
shown below.
What is the difference in temperature between the hottest and the coldest
cities?
12. Write the following in order of size, smallest first
! "
b) 0.55 48% 0.467
" #
13. Find
!
a) of 34
"
"
b) of 72
$
! !
c) of 2
% '
14.
15. Write down the next two numbers in each of the following sequences.
a) 3 6 12 24 48
b) 58 57 55 52 48
16. Write down
17. There are 27 students in Miss Calculation’s class. Miss Calculation buys 4 boxes
of chocolates. There are 36 chocolates in each box. She shares the chocolates
out equally among her 27 students.
18. A child’s heart beats 80 times per minute. How many times will it beat between
8.30am and 3.30pm on the same day?
19. 2 packets of crisps and 2 drinks cost £1.50. 2 packets of crisps and 1 drink
costs £1.10. How much would 4 packets of crisps and 3 drinks cost?
20. The number of goals scored by St Francis’ netball team in their last 10 games
are as follows.
7 2 12 10 5 3 7 11 6 4
a) 10 b) 100 c) 1000
22. Hannah went to the shop. She bought a magazine that cost £3.50,
3 bars of chocolate that cost 55p each and a packet of sweets. She paid with a
£10 note and was given £4.20 change. How much did the sweets cost?
23. Calculate the angles marked with letters on the following diagrams.
a)
Angle a =
b)
Angle e =
c)
Angle f =
Angle g =
a) b)
25. Find
a) 10% of £83
b) 75% of 44kg
26. Find the area and perimeter of this shape. Give the units with your answer.
Area Perimeter
27. Find the area of this shape. Give the units with your answer.
Area
28. A box contains 7 red smarties, 4 blue smarties, 5 orange smarties and 2 pink
smartie. If a smartie is picked at random what is the probability of getting
a) a red smartie?
29. Calculate
a) 14 + 8 ÷ 2 =
c) 17 + 3 x (5 – 1) =
30. Pippa came home from her holiday at her Grandma’s with 5 books. Whilst she
was away she bought 2 books from the bookshop and got 1 book as a present
from her Grandma. During her stay at her Grandma’s she gave her cousin 4
books that she had finished. How many books did Pippa take with her when she
left for her holiday?
31. I think of a number, multiply it by 2 and subtract 5. The answer is 11. What is
my number?
32. Emily carried a survey and asked her friends what their favourite flavour of
crisps is. She drew a pie chart of her results.
a) What fraction of her friends liked cheese and onion the best?
b) If 6 of her friends liked prawn cocktail best, how many of her friends
said salt and vinegar were their favourite flavour?
b) Mrs Jones arrives at Derby station at 11:10. How long does she have to
wait for the next train to Sheffield?
d) How long does the 11:44 from Birmingham take to get to York?
34. In 1990 a new 5p coin was minted. The old size weighs 5.65g while the new size
weighs 3.25g. How much lighter will your pocket be if it contains £2 worth of
the new size coins instead of the old size.
35. Sophie should have divided a number by 4, but instead she subtracted 4. She
got the answer 88. What should her answer have been?
36. Snow White wanted to know the mean height of the Seven Dwarves. One day
she measured them all as they left for work and calculated their mean height as
114.5cm. Grumpy complained that she had missed him out and had measured
Dopey twice without him noticing. If Grumpy is 14cm taller than Dopey, what is
the mean height of the Seven Dwarves?
37. A school has 657 pupils. There are 384 pupils in Year 9 or above and 376 in Year
9 or below. How many pupils are there in Year 9?
38. Both 4 and 8 can be written as the sum of two prime numbers
(4 = 2 + 2, 8 = 3 + 5). How many numbers less than 20 cannot be written as the
sum of two prime numbers?
Well done!