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Free 11 plus practice papers

The following link has many useful past 11 plus Maths papers for you to practice before your 11+ Maths papers 2022.

11+ Maths Sample Paper (Stockport Grammar School) 2020

Maths (Reigate Grammar School 2013)

11+ Maths (Reigate Grammar School 2012)

11+ Maths Sample Paper (Stockport Grammar School) 2020 Answers

Our FREE 11 plus maths quiz

Try our free online 11plus maths quiz: Click here to start our 11 plus Maths quiz.

Firstly, in this quiz, there are some general 11+ Maths practice questions to prepare for school entrance.
These questions have been asked in previous 11+ exams, so they are very useful in getting you ready for the real thing.

Regular practice is the best predictor for achieving good results in Maths 11+ tests.

There will be 10 minutes for 15 questions.
Make sure you have paper and pencil handy. No calculators.
Find a quiet place and finish this quiz in one sitting.

Our 11 plus Maths quiz has general 11+ Maths practice questions to prepare for school entrance.
These questions have been asked in previous 11+ exams, so they are very useful in getting you ready for the real thing. Or, alternatively to keep you practising.
Regular Maths practice questions are the best predictor for achieving good results in Maths.

Please note:

There will be 10 minutes for 15 questions.
Make sure you have paper and pencil handy. No calculators.
Find a quiet place and finish this quiz in one sitting.

Hope you enjoy our free sample 11 plus tests below:

11_Plus_Maths_Sample-Paper and 11_Plus_Maths_practice-papers.

11 plus critical thinking practice. This is a new 11 plus test which some grammar schools have adopted.

Or browse our Maths puzzle books below:

Maths-puzzle-book_1 and Maths-puzzle-book_2.

Our 11+ Maths Tips

Although you may not finish the test, the best strategy is to answer as many questions as you can in the time available.

Before deciding upon your final answer, you may be able to rule out one or two of the multiple choice questions as incorrect.
Read each question and review each chart very carefully – taking one chart and its associated questions at a time. Only start looking at the answer options once you have done this.
Ensure that you are aware of the units of measurement that each question is referring to.
Each question is worth the same so don’t spend too long on a single question. Remember that you may find subsequent questions easier to answer and that if there is time at the end of the test you can return to any unfinished questions.
Work efficiently, but do not rush. Although you may not finish the test, the best strategy is to answer as many questions as you can in the time available.
Remember to only use the information that is provided in the charts and not any of your own background knowledge.
Round up any decimal points and any pence (whilst taking account of any specific instructions provided).

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11 Plus Maths Papers

Even infinite amounts of practice won’t turn an average student into a Maths prodigy. Regularly scheduled 11 Plus Maths practice with past papers at the expected difficulty levels will give you a boost and that may be all that you need to pass.

Maths 11 plus Past Papers

11 Maths Papers Part II

11+Plus Maths Sample (Eltham College)

11 plus Maths tips

11 plus Maths preparation

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