11+ Maths Practice Questions
Exam-style questions with instant explanations, aligned to common UK 11+ formats used by grammar and independent schools.
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- 11+ Fractions of Amounts: Questions and Worked Answers
Learn to find fractions of amounts, calculate what remains and work backwards to the whole, with three examples and six original practice questions.
- 11+ Ratio Sharing: Questions and Worked Answers
Learn to share amounts in a ratio, distinguish a total from a difference and check your shares, with three examples and six original questions.
- 11+ Percentages of Amounts: Questions and Worked Answers
Find percentages using 10%, 1% and fraction shortcuts, then tackle discounts and money questions with three examples and six original practice questions.
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Questions are structured to reflect common 11+ formats used by grammar and independent schools.
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11+ Maths — common questions
What maths topics appear in 11+ exams?
The 11+ maths syllabus covers number, fractions, decimals, algebra, geometry, measurement and data. GL Assessment and CEM exams both test these areas, often in multi-step word problems.
What level is 11+ maths?
Questions typically go beyond the standard Year 6 curriculum. High-scoring children are comfortable with Year 7 concepts including basic algebra, advanced fractions and speed-distance-time calculations.
How many maths questions are in the 11+ exam?
GL Assessment maths papers usually have 50 questions in 50 minutes. CEM exams combine maths with reasoning and vary by region, typically 45–60 questions.
How do I help my child with 11+ maths?
Short, consistent practice sessions work best. Focus on weaker topics, use timed practice to build speed, and review mistakes carefully.
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