Haberdashers’ Aske’s Boys’ School (HABS) 11 Plus Maths Sample Paper - 2011
see similar topic questions:
solve this question in:
40 sec
see similar topic questions:
solve this question in:
20 sec
see similar topic questions:
solve this question in:
40 sec
see similar topic questions:
solve this question in:
1 min 30 sec
see similar topic questions:
solve this question in:
2 min 30 sec
see similar topic questions:
solve this question in:
3 min
see similar topic questions:
solve this question in:
3 min 30 sec
see similar topic questions:
solve this question in:
2 min 30 sec
see similar topic questions:
solve this question in:
1 min 30 sec
see similar topic questions:
solve this question in:
4 min
see similar topic questions:
solve this question in:
2 min 30 sec
see similar topic questions:
solve this question in:
3 min 30 sec
see similar topic questions:
solve this question in:
3 min
see similar topic questions:
solve this question in:
3 min
Year:
2011
Total Duration:
1 hour
Number of Questions:
30
Instructions Given:
- Do not open this paper until you are told to do so.
- There are 30 questions on this paper. Do not forget to turn over.
- Work quickly but accurately. You are recommended to use pencil, but you can use pen or biro if you wish.
Days
Hours
Minutes
Seconds
- Lecture Notes
- Homework
- Mocks
- Past Paper Questions
- Best Rated Course of PiAcademy
New Release! Unlock 11+ SPaG Practice papers with detailed answers and hints now to help your kid excel in 11+ SPaG Topics
Unlock 11+ SPaG now
New Release! Unlock 11+ Vocabulary Test papers with detailed answers and hints now to help your kid excel in 11+ Vocabulary Topics
Unlock 11+ Vocabulary now
Challenge your kid with the best of 11+ exam style questions and exclusive similar practice questions with premium access.
Unlock 11+ Challenging Questions Now
Most Popular one, 11+ Parents unlocked detailed answers of 100 Maths Past Papers and 3000+ TopicWise Questions.
you have to unlock 11+ English Past Papers Comprehension and Creative Writing answers, hints & plans, why not?
Unlock 11+ English now
11+ Exam Prep is incomplete without Non-verbal reasoning, Enhance your child's logical thinking and reasoning for 11+ Exam
Unlock 11+ NVR now
LATEST RELEASE! Gain 100% confidence on 11+ Verbal reasoning, Enhance your child's vocabulary, time management and logical abilities for 11+ Exam
Unlock 11+ Verbal Reasoning now
NEW RELEASE! Assess your child on Realistic Exam Papers Styles, Boost your child's confidence for 11+ Exam.
All in one pack - A Complete preperation pack for 7+ exams
Comprehensive Pack - Best practice material for 8+, 9+, 10+ and foundation for 11+
On demand - An exclusive and must have pack for 13+ Maths preperation.
On demand - An exclusive and must have pack for 13+ Maths Scholarship Exam preperation.
On demand - An exclusive and must have pack for 13+ English preperation.
Unlock 13+ English now
On demand - An exclusive and must have pack for English Creative Writings preperation.
Unlock English Creative Writings now
On demand - An exclusive and must have pack for KS2 SATs Maths preperation.
On demand - An exclusive and must have pack for KS1 SATs Maths preperation.
For Part B in question 30, there is much simpler way of working out.
1. Find the area of 2 opposite semicircles (3.5 * 2 = 7)
2. You will have two unshaded parts remaining. Subtract the total area of the 2 semicircles from the area of the square (9 -7) which is 2.
3. As the circles are identical, the two unshaded parts will be too. Therefore, one unshaded part is 1 square unit. 4 unshaded parts of 4 square units.
4. Subtract this from the total area of the square and you get 5 square units. This is the total area of the unshaded part.
Thank you for the reply and yes this is short and simple answer than on website… But we chose to write area for each leafy shaded part to explain it in more detail to students and to help them how to look at patterns in different ways for further questions which may come up in exam.
However, if the answer is taken in the shown case, the shaded part is 5.08 square units in total. This must mean that 2 shaded parts are 2.54 square units. And if the unshaded part of the semi-circle = 0.98 square units – according to the workings given – then the answer doesn’t tally up. The question states that each semi-circle has an area of 3.5 square units but with the website’s answer one semi-circle is 3.52 square units.
Hi Pradeepa, pls check it now, we have made changes to the explanation as per your comment.
Hi. I am confused with Q26. I don’t understand the typical way how to do it.
Hey there!
Thank you for commenting.
The solution provided by us is correct. We request you, and please recheck the step by step explanation to get a better understanding.
Regards,
Pi Team