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City Of London School For Girls Maths Sample Paper 2

City of London School for Girls – 11 Plus Maths Sample Paper - 2026

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Question 1(a, b, c, d, e) - City of London School for Girls – 11 Plus Maths Sample Paper - 2026

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Enter an integer.

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Question 2(a) - City of London School for Girls – 11 Plus Maths Sample Paper - 2026

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2³ is calculated as 2 × 3 = 6 and 7² as 7 × 2 = 14

2³ is calculated as 2 + 3 = 5 and 7² as 7 + 2 = 9

2³ is calculated as 3² = 9 and 7² as 2⁷ = 128

2³ is calculated as 2 × 2 = 4 and 7² as 7 × 2 = 14

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Question 2(b) - City of London School for Girls – 11 Plus Maths Sample Paper - 2026

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The bar for Hockey is actually three-quarters the height of the Netball bar, not half.

The vertical axis (Number of girls) starts at 10 instead of 0, making the visual proportions misleading.

Bar charts should only be used for discrete data, and PE options are considered continuous data.

The bars are not wide enough to accurately represent the frequency of the data points.

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Question 2(c) - City of London School for Girls – 11 Plus Maths Sample Paper - 2026

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The calculation incorrectly subtracts London's temperature from Moscow's temperature instead of the other way around.

The arithmetic is incorrect; 3.4 minus 2.1 actually equals 1.5.

The calculation subtracts positive 2.1 instead of subtracting the actual negative temperature of -2.1 °C.

To find the difference, the calculation should just be the addition of both numbers as they are: 3.4 + (-2.1).

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Question 2(d) - City of London School for Girls – 11 Plus Maths Sample Paper - 2026

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The shape was rotated 90 degrees instead of being reflected.

The shape was just translated 5 units to the left, not reflected.

The shape was reflected correctly, but placed at the wrong distance from the mirror line.

The shape was enlarged rather than reflected across the line.

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Geometry and Measures

Reflection

Geometry and Measures

Reflection

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Question 2(e) - City of London School for Girls – 11 Plus Maths Sample Paper - 2026

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The student incorrectly converted the fraction 4/5 into 8/10.

The student incorrectly added both the denominators together along with the numerators.

The student forgot to find a common denominator before attempting to add the fractions.

The student incorrectly simplified the fraction 15/20 to 3/4.

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Question 3(a) - City of London School for Girls – 11 Plus Maths Sample Paper - 2026

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Yes, because the product is 124, which is the square of 11.

No, because multiplying any integer by 8 never results in a square number.

No, because the product is 144, which does not have a whole number square root.

Yes, because the product is 144, which is the square of 12.

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Question 3(b) - City of London School for Girls – 11 Plus Maths Sample Paper - 2026

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4 or 8

2 or 8

2 or 6

8 or 18

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Question 3(c) - City of London School for Girls – 11 Plus Maths Sample Paper - 2026

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Enter a fraction in simplest form (e.g., 1/2).

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Question 4 - City of London School for Girls – 11 Plus Maths Sample Paper - 2026

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Option 1 is cheaper by £10.90

Option 2 is cheaper by £13.00

Option 2 is cheaper by £10.90

Option 1 is cheaper by £10.10

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Numbers

Percentages

Multi Level Word Problems

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Numbers

Percentages

Multi Level Word Problems

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Question 5 - City of London School for Girls – 11 Plus Maths Sample Paper - 2026

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Enter an integer.

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Geometry and Measures

3D Shapes

Volume

Geometry and Measures

3D Shapes

Volume

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Question 6(a) - City of London School for Girls – 11 Plus Maths Sample Paper - 2026

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2 x 10 = 20 = 36 - 16

2 x 10 = 20 = 36 - 12

3 x 10 = 30 = 36 - 6

2 x 11 = 22 = 36 - 14

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Question 6(b) - City of London School for Girls – 11 Plus Maths Sample Paper - 2026

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9 x 21 = 189 = 225 - 36

9 x 24 = 216 = 225 - 9

9 x 19 = 171 = 225 - 54

9 x 21 = 199 = 225 - 26

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Question 6(c) - City of London School for Girls – 11 Plus Maths Sample Paper - 2026

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133 x 141 = (137 - 4)(137 + 4) = 137² + 4² = 18769 + 16 = 18785

133 x 141 = (137 - 4)(137 + 4) = 137² - 4 = 18769 - 4 = 18765

133 x 141 = (137 - 4)(137 + 4) = 137² - 4² = 18769 - 16 = 18753

133 x 141 = (137 - 4)(137 + 4) = 137² - (4 x 2) = 18769 - 8 = 18761

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Question 7 - City of London School for Girls – 11 Plus Maths Sample Paper - 2026

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Amy

Bella

Cara

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