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SECONDARY ENTRANCE ASSESSMENT

MATHEMATICS TEST SERIES 2022

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SAMPLE PAPER

Secondary Entrance Assessment 2022: Mathematics – Sample Paper

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MATHEMATICS PAPER 75 minutes

INSTRUCTIONS

There are Three sections in this test with a total of 40 questions.

SECTION I has 20 questions (Nos. 1-20).

SECTION II has 20 questions (Nos. 21-36)

SECTION III has 5 questions (Nos. 37-40)

Answer ALL questions

Work carefully but DO NOT spend too much time on any one question.

DO NOT BEGIN UNTIL YOU ARE TOLD TO DO SO

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Section ONE EACH question is worth 1 mark. Answer ALL questions.

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1. Mr. John has 357 marbles, he divided them among his 17 students, how many marbles did each student receive? Answer:

2. The table below shows the number of seashells at each beach on an island. What is the difference between the number of seashells in the most and least number of seashells on the beaches?

Beach No. of Seashells Sandy Beach 12 503 Gulf Shore 13 025 Seaside Beach 12 305 Clearwater Beach 12 053

Answer:

3. Express the number forty-five thousand three hundred and seven in expanded notation. Answer:

4. Whitney divided 31 by 6, express her answer as a mixed number. Answer:




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5. What is the sum of the fractions shown below? Answer:

6. Mrs. Barns has the amount money shown below, she gave 27

to her daughter, how much money did her daughter receive? Answer:

7. Arrange the following decimal fractions in descending order. 0.217 0.0271 0.1027 0.00217 0.0172 Answer:

8. Susie scored 62.5 % in her end of term Mathematics exam, if her exam had a total of 8 questions, how many did she get correct? Answer:




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9. Tracy picks 420 blackberries, if 45 % are ripe, how many ripe blackberries did she pick? Answer:

10. Sophia buys the items shown below and paid with 3 one-hundred-dollar bills and 1 fifty-dollar bill, calculate her change. Cost: $72.30 Cost:$50.50 Cost: $187.65 Answer:

11. Terry lives 2.8 km from her school. She rides her bicycle for 950 m and walks the remainder, how many kilometers does she walk to arrive at school? Answer:

12. Robbie spent 165 minutes to complete his assignment, how many hours did he take to complete this? Answer:




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13. A farmer has 7.32 kg of apples, and 2 370 g were stolen, how many grams of apples remained. Answer:

14. Estimate the area of the rhombus on the grid below if each block represents 1 cm2. Answer:

15. Draw an irregular heptagon in the space provided below.




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16. Draw the line(s) of symmetry in the shape shown below.

17. Identify the right angle in the triangle shown below. Answer:

Questions 18 to 20 are based on the Tally Chart shown below which represents the number of goals saved by a goalkeeper during a football tournament.

Match Tally Score Match A

Match B

Match C

Match D

Match E

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18. He saved twice the number of goals in Match B than in Match C, complete the tally chart above.

19. What is the total number of goals saved by the goalkeeper? Answer:

20. Suggest a reason why the number of goals saved decreased from Match A to Match E. Answer:



Section TWO

EACH question is worth 2 or 3 marks. Answer ALL questions.

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21. Amanda and Amy picked avocadoes, Amanda picked 35 and sliced them into 6 pieces. Amy sliced her avocadoes into 5 pieces and obtained the same number of slices as Amanda. What is the total number of avocadoes picked by the girls? Answer:

(2 marks)

22. A taxi driver is paid $5.50 for every 3 km he drives. If he covers 18 km, how much money does he collect? Answer:

(2 marks)

23. Jamal is 38

of his mother’s age and his brother is 15

of her age. How old is their mother is Jamal is 7 years older than his brother? Answer:

(2 marks)




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24. Peter sold the motorcycle shown below, he made a loss of 15 %, calculate the cost price of the motorcycle. Selling price: $22 063.00 Answer:

(2 marks)

25. In a box of cookies, 29

are chocolate chip, 13 are oatmeal and the remainder are raisin

cookies. Mrs. Ramlogan purchased 8 boxes of cookies and received a total of 80 chocolate chip cookies, how many raisin cookies are there in each box? Answer:

(3 marks)

26. A Standard one class took a field trip to the zoo. 70% of the class attended the field trip, 4 out of every 5 students who attended the field trip fed animals at the zoo. If 10 students did not feed the animals, how many students are there in the Standard one class? Answer:

(3 marks)




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27. Sasha placed 3 shirts on each wooden hanger and 1 shirt on each plastic hanger. If she used a total of 18 hangers and twice the number of plastic hangers as wooden hangers, how many shirts did she hung altogether? Answer:

(3 marks)

28. There are 6 cars on a lift at a tyre shop, 2 of the cars have 1 punctured tyre, 1 of the cars have 3 punctured tyres and the remaining cars have all punctured tyres. Express as a fraction the number of tyres that needs to be replaced as the total number of tyres on the cars. Answer:

(3 marks)

29. Candice used 2 35 kg of flour to make 25 cinnamon rolls, how many grams of flour

would she use to make 3 cinnamon rolls? Answer:

(2 marks)




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30. The shape shown below is the net of a square based pyramid. The area of the square is 36 cm2 and each triangle is equilateral. What is the perimeter of the shape? Answer:

(2 marks)

31. A sale at a J&B Fabrics ran for 12 days on weekends only and ended on June 12th, 2021. Circle on the calendar below the day the sale started.

(3 marks)




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32. Sara pours 8.5 L of water into her fish tank to fill it to 58

of its capacity. How many milliliters of water is needed to fill the tank to its maximum capacity? Answer:

(3 marks)

33. Complete the shape below if XY is a line of symmetry.

(2 marks)




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34. How many quarter turns will the minute hand in the clock below need to make to display the time 11:30 am? Answer:

(2 marks)

Questions 35 and 36 are based on the pictograph shown below which represents the number of dogs that are adopted from an animal shelter in the last 5 years.

Year No. of Dogs 2016

2017

2018

2019

2020




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35. The same number of dogs were adopted in 2016 as in 2019. If a total of 1 950 dogs were adopted over the past 5 years, how many dogs were adopted in 2017? Answer:

(2 marks)

36.

The animal shelter would like to increase the average of adopted dogs by 20 % of its current average, how many dogs are needed to be adopted in 2021 for the animal shelter to accomplish this?

Answer:

(3 marks)



Section THREE

EACH question is worth 4 marks. Answer ALL questions.


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37.

A musician performs in New City and Echoville and he is paid a total of $7 680.00. He played the same number of hours in New City as Echoville, he is paid $140.00 more per hour in Echoville than New City. If he performs for a total of 24 hours during one week in both cities, how much is he paid per hour in Echoville? Answer:

(4 marks)




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38.

Paul plants orange trees 18 m apart from each other on his citrus farm. He planted 8 rows which are also 18 m apart as shown on the diagram below (not drawn to scale). The perimeter of the farm is 0.972 km. He planted a total of 176 orange trees, what is the length of the citrus farm? Answer:

(4 marks)

18 m 18 m




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39.

a)

b)

The diagrams below show cheerleaders forming a pyramid during a competition. As they move onto the next level of the competition, the pyramids get bigger. Level One Level Two How many cheerleaders will be needed to form a pyramid in Level 3 of the competition? Answer:

(2 marks) How many pom-poms will be used in Level 4 of the competition? Answer:

(2 marks)




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40.

a)

b)

The frequency table below shows the number of guests staying at Harbor Inn Hotel from June to December.

Month Number of guests July 254 August 305 September 96 October November 150 December 185

If an average of 187 guests stayed at the hotel from July to December, complete the table above. Answer:

(2 marks) Alice told her classmate that a tally chart is a more effective method to represent this data. Is Alice’s statement true or false? Give a reason for your answer. Answer:

(2 marks)

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