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Name Candidate Number Room Number WITHINGTON GIRLS SCHOOL ENTRANCE EXAMINATION 07 MATHEMATICS PAPER TIME: 40 MINUTES Some questions paper involve new ideas, but there are examples to guide you and help you understand these new ideas. Look at the examples carefully and try to answer all the questions. If you cannot answer a question, leave it and go on to the next one. Use any time you have left to check your answers and go back to any questions you have left out. CALCULATORS MUST NOT BE USED PAPER TOTAL Marker s Initials Checker s Initials

Here are some properties of numbers A Multiple of B Multiple of 3 C Square number D Odd number (a) Circle the properties of number 36. A B C D (b) Write down a number which has properties B, C and D. (c) Which is the largest number less than 00 which has properties A and B?. Circle the letter(s) of the nets which can make a cuboid. A B C D 3. Put the numbers below in pairs so that the sum of each pair is the same. 4 3 7 7 7 3 7 6 3 0 3 and and and 4. I have 5 numbers. The largest is 6. The smallest is a quarter of the largest. The mode is 4. The middle number is half way between the largest and smallest. Two of the numbers add to 3. What are the numbers? Page

5. Hot dog sausages are sold in packs of 8. Hot dog buns (bread rolls) are sold in packs of 6. Charlotte wants to make complete hot dogs in a bun. What is the least number of packets of sausages and buns that she needs to buy, if she wants no waste. Number of packs of sausages = Number of packs of buns = 6. Complete the table Hours 3 4 6 8 Minutes 45 0 8 7. Anna wants to buy an ipod costing 09. She already has 55 saved. Each week she receives 0 pocket money, of which she saves 5%. How many weeks will it take before she has enough money saved to buy the ipod? Number of weeks = 8. The diagram is made of squares and equilateral triangles. What is the size of angle x? o PLEASE TURN OVER Page 3

9. Pound coins are 5 mm thick and fifty pence coins 3 mm. Pound coins and fifty pence coins are stacked on top of each other. (a) How tall would a stack be of four coins and three 50p coins? Give your answer in cm. cm (b) A stack reaches 30mm tall and contains both and 50p coins. How many coins and 50p coins are in the stack? Number of coins = Number of 50p coins = 0. AB is a straight line. Angles x and y are in the ratio 7:3. Find the size of angle x. x y x = o. The digits in the following sums are all correct but they are in the wrong places. Move the digits so that each of the sums is correct. (a) 3 (b) + 6 + 6 3 3 7 Page 4

. Katie and Mariam share 600 in the ratio :4. Katie gave of her share to Violet. 3 Mariam gave 5% of her share to Violet. What fraction of the 600 did Violet receive? Give your answer as a fraction in its lowest form. 3. The sectors on the spinner are all equal in size. Jasmine is playing a game at the Withington Spring Fair. The game costs 0 pence to play and a 50 pence prize is given when the spinner lands on a grey sector. Jasmine plays the game 3 times. (a) How many times does she expect to win? (b) Jasmine actually wins 4 times. How much profit does she make? pence 4. Sacks P, Q and R contain potatoes. P Q R There are twice as many potatoes in Q than P. There are 3 more potatates in R than P. If there are 7 potatoes in total, how many are in each sack? P = Q = R = PLEASE TURN OVER Page 5

5. Ayesha s watch has hands which move backwards and at twice the normal speed. (a) Ayesha starts watching X Factor when her watch reads 7 o clock. She watches the programme for 50 minutes. What time does her watch show when she stops watching? Time = (b) The following week Ayesha watches Strictly Come Dancing. She starts watching when her watch reads 7:0 and finishes when it reads 4:50. For how long does she watch the programme? minutes 6. Work out the value of, and 3 + = + + = 0 + 3 = 7 = = = 7. (a) Find the area of the grey triangle. = cm cm (b) What percentage of the grid is shaded? % Page 6

8. means multiply the first number by 4 then subtract the square of the second number. This can be written in letters a b = a 4 b For example 5 = 5 4 = 0 4 = 6 Work out positive values for, and. (a) 4 3 = (b) 5 = 4 = (c) = 0 = = 9. Here is a quick way to add up the numbers from to 0 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 Total = 5 (a) Use this method to add up the numbers from to 0. (b) Use this method to add up the numbers from to 00. (c) Use this method to add up the numbers from to n. PLEASE TURN OVER Page 7

0. To work out the area of a trapezium you use the formula Area = (a + b) c a c For example Area = (6 + 0) 7 = 6 7 = 8 7 = 56 cm (a) Work out the area of the trapezium. b 6 cm 7 cm 0 cm 4 cm 5 cm 6 cm cm (b) The area of this trapezium is 4 cm. Work out the value of c. 6 cm c 0 cm c = cm (c) The area of this trapezium is 49 cm. Work out the value of b. 5 cm 7 cm b b = cm END OF TEST NOW CHECK YOUR WORKING Page 8