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August 1998 - 11+ Entrance 5-a-day
Every 11+ Entrance sheet published in August 1998, with answers. English, maths and verbal and non-verbal reasoning at entrance-exam pitch.
Every sheet in August 1998
The same date always regenerates the same five questions, so a sheet you print today is the sheet a classmate prints tomorrow.
- 1st August 1998Convert 0.28 to a fraction in its simplest form.
- 2nd August 1998Convert 0.125 to a fraction in its simplest form.
- 3rd August 1998Share 36 in the ratio 1:3.
- 4th August 1998Out of 25 questions in a test, Sam gets 21 correct. What percentage did Sam get correct?
- 5th August 1998Jamie pays for a 7 pound 60 item with a 10 pound note. How much change does he receive?
- 6th August 1998A shape has 3 sides of equal length and all angles equal. What is this shape called, and what is the size of each interior angle?
- 7th August 1998Five numbers have a range of 18. The smallest number is 7. What is the largest number?
- 8th August 1998Find 2/7 of 84.
- 9th August 199872 stickers are shared between Jack and Mia in the ratio 5 : 7. How many stickers does Mia receive?
- 10th August 1998A recipe uses 300 ml of milk to make 4 pancakes. How much milk is needed for 10 pancakes?
- 11th August 1998Convert 2500 millilitres to litres.
- 12th August 1998A shop sells apples at 35p each. How much do 6 apples cost, in pounds?
- 13th August 1998If a=4 and b=3, find the value of 2a+3b.
- 14th August 1998A film starts at 19:50 and lasts 1 hour 45 minutes. At what time does it end?
- 15th August 1998Using the bag above, what is the probability of NOT picking a red counter?
- 16th August 1998Work out 8.5 x 100.
- 17th August 1998A square sheet is folded in half vertically, then folded in half again horizontally, so the final folded shape is a quarter of the original size. A single hole is punched through all the layers, well away from both crease lines. How many holes will there be once fully unfolded, and why?
- 18th August 1998Figure 1: square (4 sides) with 2 dots. Figure 2: hexagon (6 sides) with 3 dots. Figure 3: octagon (8 sides) with 4 dots. Which follows the same rule: a decagon (10 sides) with 5 dots, or a decagon (10 sides) with 6 dots?
- 19th August 1998What is 3/4 as a decimal?
- 20th August 1998Choose the word closest in meaning to WEARY: A) Energetic B) Exhausted C) Anxious D) Cheerful E) Curious
- 21st August 1998What is the value of the digit 7 in the number 47,908?
- 22nd August 1998Move one letter from the first word to the second word to make two new words: CARE and OT.
- 23rd August 1998'Many islanders were sceptical when the surveyors announced the bridge could be finished within a year.' What does 'sceptical' suggest about the islanders' reaction?
- 24th August 1998Convert 3.2 kilograms into grams.
- 25th August 1998A stadium holds 6,847 people. A reporter writes that about 7,000 people attended. To what has the figure been rounded, and what is the difference between the rounded figure and the true one?
- 26th August 1998Which word is closest in meaning to 'reluctant': (a) eager (b) unwilling (c) confident (d) careless?
- 27th August 1998Which shape is the odd one out: a circle with 3 dots, a circle with 3 dots, a circle with 3 dots, a circle with 4 dots?
- 28th August 1998Choose the word most nearly opposite in meaning to TRANSPARENT: clear, obvious, opaque, thin.
- 29th August 1998Which meaning of 'address' fits this sentence: 'The headteacher will address the concerns raised at the meeting.' (a) where someone lives (b) to speak formally to a group (c) to deal with or respond to an issue (d) to write on an envelope?
- 30th August 1998Choose the word most nearly opposite in meaning to GENEROUS: kind, mean, wealthy, friendly.
- 31st August 1998Find the missing letter: CAR ( ? ) OT, where the letter completes the first word and starts the second.