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Question 1 of 40
Sandy’s watch reads 18:50.
What is the time one quarter of an hour later, in 12-hour format?CorrectIncorrect
Question 2 of 40
Jack divides a white wall into equal sections.
He paints some sections purple, as shown.
Jack then paints 2/5 of the whole wall yellow.
Finally, he paints the rest of the wall green.
How many sections does he paint green?CorrectIncorrect
Question 3 of 40
Nicola multiplies the smallest four-digit whole number by the largest two-digit whole number.
What is the answer?CorrectIncorrect
Question 4 of 40
Rana needs 650 grams of cooking sauce.
She places a glass jar of cooking sauce on a scale.
The glass jar weighs 330 g when empty.
How much more cooking sauce does Rana need?CorrectIncorrect
Question 5 of 40
Kim and Jamie each think of a different whole number that is greater than zero and less
Kim’s number is a multiple of 5.
Jamie’s number is an even number which is a multiple of 7.
What is the difference between the largest possible value of Kim’s number and the smallest possible value of Jamie’s number?CorrectIncorrect
Question 6 of 40
Question 7 of 40
Sooyoung has a glass containing 250 millilitres of cordial, and a bottle containing 1 litre of water.
Sooyoung drinks 10 mL of the cordial.
She finds the drink too strong, so she pours water from the bottle into the glass until the water reaches the 500 mL mark.
How much water is left in the bottle?CorrectIncorrect
Question 8 of 40
□ always represents the same number.
▲ represents a different number.
If 9 × □ = 108 and ▲ + □ = 36 what is ▲ ?CorrectIncorrect
Question 9 of 40
Tahnee is making a pattern out of white and black tiles.
She hasn’t finished yet. She wants the finished pattern to have one vertical line of symmetry.
What is the smallest number of tiles she needs to add onto the right of the pattern?CorrectIncorrect
Question 10 of 40
Alan had £10. He gave some of this money to Kiana.
Alan then gave half of what he had left to Jason.
Jason gave half of what he was given to Lenny.
Lenny received £1.60.
How much did Alan give to Kiana?CorrectIncorrect
Question 11 of 40
When 117 chocolates are shared between 14 people, each person gets 8 chocolates and there are 5 chocolates left over.
Which number sentence shows this information?CorrectIncorrect
Question 12 of 40
A large rectangle has sides 8 cm and 10 cm.
Two small rectangles are removed from this large rectangle.
This leaves the shaded shape.
What is the perimeter of the shaded shape?CorrectIncorrect
Question 13 of 40
Andy, Bella and Carlo shared a chocolate bar.
Andy ate 1/5 of the bar, Bella ate 2/5 of the bar and Carlo ate the rest.
Which of the following statements are correct?
1. Carlo ate less than half of the chocolate bar.
2. Andy ate more than one quarter of the chocolate bar.
3. Andy and Bella ate less than three quarters of the chocolate bar altogether.CorrectIncorrect
Question 14 of 40
In a ‘magic square’, each row, each column and each diagonal add up to the same total.
In the magic square below, some of the numbers are missing.
What is the missing number at ♦ ?CorrectIncorrect
Question 15 of 40
Alinta and Tau both round the number 4 850 000.
Alinta rounds the number to the nearest million.
Tau rounds the number to the nearest hundred thousand.
What is the difference between their answers?CorrectIncorrect
Question 16 of 40
Here is a graph showing the outdoor temperature during a period of 9 hours.
Which of these statements are true?
1. The temperature was 10°C at four different times.
2. The temperature change between 1 hour and 3 hours was greater than the
temperature change between 4 hours and 6 hours.
3. The lowest temperature was 5°C.CorrectIncorrect
Question 17 of 40
Quoc bought 4 pizzas to share with Amina, Fred and Sally.
Amina ate 4/5 of a pizza.
Fred ate 1 1/5 pizzas.
Sally ate 3/5 of a pizza.
Quoc ate all of the pizza that was left.
How much more pizza did Quoc eat than Amina?CorrectIncorrect
Question 18 of 40
Three different boxes are weighed in pairs. Different pairs of boxes have combined weights of 28 kg, 32 kg and 38 kg as shown.
When the three boxes are weighed together, what is their combined weight?CorrectIncorrect
Question 19 of 40
In our number system, the value represented by a digit depends on its position. For example, in the number 273, the digit 7 represents 70.
In the number 30 060, how many times larger is the value represented by the digit 3 than the value represented by the digit 6?CorrectIncorrect
Question 20 of 40
Kylie lives in Las Vegas and she visits her cousin Mike, who lives in Sydney.
Kylie leaves Las Vegas on Friday at 1300 local time on a 6-hour flight to New York.
She spends 24 hours in New York.
She then catches a 20-hour flight to Sydney.
The time in Las Vegas is 17 hours behind the time in Sydney.
What time is it in Sydney when Kylie arrives?CorrectIncorrect
Question 21 of 40
Question 22 of 40
Jan is making a mixed fruit drink for a party.
She puts some orange juice into the jug, as shown.
She then adds 6 times as much apple juice.
How many millilitres of fruit drink does Jan make?CorrectIncorrect
Question 23 of 40
The equilateral triangle above is rotated anti-clockwise into the position shown below.
Through what angle is it rotated anti-clockwise?CorrectIncorrect
Question 24 of 40
In a game, I collect stars and hearts.
I get points when I collect a star. The number of points for a star is always the same.
I get a different number of points when I collect a heart. The number of points for a heart is always the same.
If I collect 3 stars and 5 hearts, I get 27 points.
If I collect 5 stars and 7 hearts, I get 41 points.
How many points do I get if I collect 1 star and 1 heart?CorrectIncorrect
Question 25 of 40
Find the missing number in the following series:
4 8 ? 32 64 128CorrectIncorrect
Question 26 of 40
Percy rides his scooter to the station, which is 5 kilometres away. If Percy rides at a steady pace of 20 kilometres per hour, how many minutes will it take him to ride from home to the station?CorrectIncorrect
Question 27 of 40
A deck of 50 cards for a math game has 9 red cards, 13 blue cards, 18 green cards, and 10 yellow cards. What is the probability that a card randomly selected from the deck will be a blue card?CorrectIncorrect
Question 28 of 40
Question 29 of 40
What is the median of the following list of numbers?
33, 21, 42, 19, 42, 12CorrectIncorrect
Question 30 of 40
Question 31 of 40
Work out: 5 + 7 x 4 – 4CorrectIncorrect
Question 32 of 40
Work out: -5 – (-7)CorrectIncorrect
Question 33 of 40
Michael bought a stereo on sale for 20% off the regular price. The regular price of the stereo was £180. What was the sale price of the stereo?CorrectIncorrect
Question 34 of 40
Which of the following represents the sentence shown?
“Twice a number, n, decreased by six is fourteen.”CorrectIncorrect
Question 35 of 40
What is the value of (n – 2)2 + n – 1 when n = 4?CorrectIncorrect
Question 36 of 40
Concrete is made by mixing screenings, cement and sand in the ratio 3:2:15.
How much sand would be needed to make 120 tonnes of concrete?CorrectIncorrect
Question 37 of 40
The diagram shows a class of music students and instruments they learn.
S = Saxophone
F = Flute
How many students learnt just the saxophone or the flute?CorrectIncorrect
Question 38 of 40
Question 39 of 40
Question 40 of 40
Which is the longest distance?CorrectIncorrect