. 2.

1. How many kilograms are thClC in one lOnne? 6. The base ten equivalent of 101 two is
(A) 10 .(A) 2
(B) 100
(B} 5
(C) I 000
(D)
(C) 10
10009
(D) 11

2. 5%of200 =
7. If m • n = ..Jmn - n2, then 5 • 3 •
(A) 2
(B) 10
(C) 40 (A). ..J6
(D) 100
(B) 3

3. Which of the following shapes does NOT . (C) fil

have a line of symmetry? (D) 6

(A)

CJ 8.
2
s + 4-7 =
5-
3

1
(B) 5
(A) 935

6
(B) 935
(C)

(D)
0 (C)

(D)
9rr

9 29
5

35

0 9. Given that P = (2, 3, 5, 1),

Q = (2,3,6)
and S = (2, 4, 5),
thcnPnQnS=
4. Which of the following BEST describes a (A) ( )
quadrilateral with all four sides equal? (B) (2 1
(C) (2, 3) •
(>\) Rhombus
(B) Rectangle (D) (2, 3, 4, s. 6, 7)
(C) Parallclogram .
(D) Kite .

5. Ir'i400 QUt of 5600 persons did NOT vote in

an election, the pciccntagc which voted was

(A) 25
(B) 44
(C) 56
(D) 75
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c 13. When half of a certain number 'y' is added

to three times its square, the rcstilt is

(A) . ~(3y)2

(B)
y + 31
2
A
(C) ~y + 31
10. In triangle ABC above, AB = 12 cm,
(y + 3y)2
AC• 13cm,BC = Scm. Whatisthevalue (D)
of cos 07 2
(A) m2
14, If P =-
2- m
. and m = -3,
12 then P is
(B)
rr
(A) -6
12
(C)
T (B)
-6
5
13
(D)
T 9
(C) :r
11. The point A(3, 5) is mapped onto A'(3, - 5)
(D) 9
by a transformation represented by the
matrix T. The matrix T could be
IS. "When 7 is added to 3 times a certain
(A)
(~ ~ ) m1mber n, the result is 22."
The statement above may be represented by
(B)
(~ -: ) the equation
(Al
(B)
3n + 7 • 22
7n - 22 = 3
(C)
(-10 -10) (C).
(D)
3n + 22 = 7
7n + 3 = 22

(D) (~ -~)
~ passes through the

+IL--_ 7
12. A line of gradient
point (0, 2). An equation of the line is

I
(A) y = 3.x ---8cm•---
·. I
(B) y = 3.x +2 16. The area of I.he trapezium above is

(A) 24 cm 2
(C) y = 3.r
(B) 28 cm2
(D) y = 3.r + 2 (C) 30 cm 2
(D) 36cm 2
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17. II75 =S + (10 x N ), then N = 23, Using the dislributivc law
49 x 17 + 49 x 3 =
(A) 7
(8) 10 (A) 52 + 66
(C) IS (B) 52 J; 66
~) 70. (C) 49 + 20
(D) 49 x 20

18. A lclcviSion set costs $350 ca.sh. When

~·bought on hire-purchase, a deposit of S35 is 24. Given that 50 - lr = x - 26, then x is
required, followed by 12 monthly payments
of $30. How muclr is saved by paying ca.sh? (A) -12
(B) -6
(A) ·s10 (C) 6
. (B) $25 (D) 19
(C) $40
(D) $45

19.· 0.625 written as a common fraction is· u

3 R
(A)
5
(B)
s 5 4
r
JI
(C) i6.
7
(D)
r
25. In the Venn diagram above,
20. Which of the following is a prime .number?
U = (students who play giµnes I
(A) 31 H = (students who play Mckey I
(S) 33 R .. (students who play rugby I
(C) 35 V • (students who play volley-ball)
(D) 39
The number of students in each set is
indicated. How many stu~nts play either
21. Tue value of2 in lhe number 425.3 is hoci(cy or rugby oc both?

(A) 2 tenths (A) 3

(B) 2ones (B) 4
(C) 2 tens (C) 6
(D) 2hundreds (D) 12

22. . ThC scoic which occurs most frequently in a 26. 5 (2x - y) - 2(3y - Sx) ..
dislribution i:s lhe
(A) -tty
(A) median (B) 2x - 6y
(B) mean (C) Sx - 1y
(C) range (D) 20.r - lly
{D) mode

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20% on his cosL How much money did he
gain?

(A) $12
(B) $40
(C) $72
(D) $80

30. The image of a point (1, 2) under a

tranS!ation is (-5,-4). What is the lrallSlation
vector?

(A) (~)
27. In the diagram above if JJ. is the vector (~) (B) . <=~)
and x is the vcclDr (-i) .then rJ is
(C) (~)
(A) (i)
(D) <=~)
(B) (~)

(C) (~) ..
.:·~::,·: .=.:·:. :.:·:: :.-: ...
(D) (:) . ...'
..
.. .
. . ::·
. .
.
0
·..·..
......
·"'"

40 ....._.;_.-...... :..::·:.::'·...;·
"·.::.~·.• ·....: ··...
35 ··: ..·:~ ......... >.... ·~·:· ;.·:·:·. :·.
JO . ... ......
.. .
25
20
31. In the diagram above, not drawn to scale, 0
15 is the centre of llolh c~. The radius of the
10 large ~ is 7 cm· and the radius of the
5 small cin:lc is 4 cm. The area, in cm2, of the
shaded part is
0123456
MARKS· (A)
(B)
28. Thc histogram above ·shows lhe number of (C)
students and.Ilic marks they obtained in a !CSL (D)
How many sllldents sat the test?

(A) 40
(B) 100
(C) 110
(0) 180

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n. If John's present age is 3.t years and Jane is
twice his age, what will be the sum of their
ages in 5 years• time? -3 . -2 . -1 0 • 1 2 3 4

(A) 3.t + 10
(B) 9.x + 10
{C) 9.x + 15 37. The graph of the inequality in the diagram
(D) 18.x + 5 above is defined by
..
·(A) -2 s .x < 3
33. A circular whcd has a radius of 14 cm. {B) -2 < .x s 3
How far will it roll in 10 revolutions? (C) -2>.x2:3
(D) -2 2: .x > 3
lA) 140cm
tB) 280cm
(C) 440cm
(D) 880cm

34. The pie clw:t above, not drawn to scale,

represents lhe masses of ingicdicnts in a 38. · l'.n the diagram above lhe gradient of the line
cake. The IOlal mass is 288 g. What is the AC is
comblncd mass (in gram3) of~ arul sugar?
-4
(A)
(A) 93
3
(!>) 132
'{C) -3
165 (B) 4
(D) 195
3
(C) 4
35. The volwne of a cube which has sides of
lenglh 6 cm is
4
(D)
(A) · 1scm3 3
(B) 36cm3 ·
(C) 72cm3
(D) 216cm3
39. Given that 3 • 6 = 12 and2•5=9
then a • b is:
36. ·. Given that 4.3 x 0.37 " 1.591,
then 0.43 x 370 is (A) 4 (b - a)
{A) 1.591 (B) a2 + b
(B) 15.91 (C) 6a - b
(C) 159.l (D) 2a + b
(D) 15910

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40. Thearcao!an:ctanglcis53.6cm2• Iflhclength 44. In a regular p0lygon the exterior angle and
is multiplied by four and the width is halved, the interior angle are equal. How many sides
the area would then be has the polygon7

(A) 26.8cm2 (A) 3

(B) 53.6cm2 (Bl 4
(C) 107.2cm2
(C) 5
(D) 6
(D) 210.cm 2

u
20

41. In the diagram above, 0 is the centre of the 45. In the Vcnn diagram above,
circle and.AC "' BC. Angle AOB = 14a°.
Angle OBCis U·"' (students in Form VI)
S = (Sllldents who SIJJdy Spanish)
(A) 2fi' G = (students who study Geography)
M = (students who study Mathematics)
CE) 35°
(C) 55• lbe nwnber of students who study Spanish
(D) 7d' and Mathematics ONLY is

(A) 6
42. If 16x2 + bx + 100 is a perfect square · (Bl. 10
!hen b is (C) 38
(D) 48
(A) 40
(B) 58
IC) 80 46. The simple interest on $600 for 4 years at
(D) 116 5 per cent per annu.m is

( A) . $ 100 x 5
600 x 4
43. In a basket containing mangoes and
apples lhci:e are 8 apples. If the 600 x 4
probability ot drawing an apple at
r.
(B) $ 100 x 5
random is the number of mangoes
in the basket b $ 100 x 5 x 4
(C)
600 .

(A) 10 $600x5x4
(U) 100 .
(n} 12
(C) 20
(D) 32

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47. . A plot of land is 900 m~ long and 850
mell'CS wide. The area, in hcctarcoli, is

(A) 7.65
!B) 76.S
(C) ,765 Scm
(D) .· 7 650

.,..-----~
.48. An alloy consists ol 4 para of one melal io 5 ~

para ofllllOllw. How much oC the first metal

should be mixed with 40 kg ~f lhe second io
Corm the alloy? · 52. The diagram shows acylinderofradius 3 cm
3
and height 8 cm. The volume, in cm , is
(A) 321::g
(A) 12 x
(B) SOl::g
(C) 160kg (B) 48"
{C) 721t
CD) 2001::g
(15) 192 x

4x + 8
49.
2 • A

(A) 6t.
CB.l 2x + 4
(C) 4x + 4 20cm
(D) 2x + 8

so. XZ + i' is equivalent IO c

(A) (x + y)2 53. The triangle ABC is right-angled at C,
(B) ex- if Abe• 40°andAC • 20cm. Tuelcngthof
BC.in cm, is
(C) (x - if + 2.ty
(D) (x - y'f - 2.ty (A) 20sin40°

20
(B)
sin 40 °

(C) 20 tan40°

20
CD)
tan 40 °

51. In thc Venn diagram above, the shaded area

rcprcsclllS

(A) P'
(B) (P uQ)'
(C) P' u Q
Col r ('\ Q

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A B
401
Q 55. In the figure above, 0 is the ~tre of the
circlcofradiusR cm. AngleAOB '!' &J°. What
54. In the lrianglePQR above, not draWJi to is the length, in c:m, of the MAJOR arc AB?
scale, QR •. 8 cm, PR • 7 cm and angle ·
PQR • 4'f'. Using this information, sin P
can be expicsscd as 2
(A) -xR
9
(A)
7 sin 4rl'
s· (B)
4
9xR
8 sin 4rfl
(B}
7 7
(C) -xR
9
7
(C}
8 sin 400 14 R
8
(D} 91t
(D}
7 sin40"

!!ems 56 • 51 refer IO the graph below. whic:h represents the fWlc:tion I();) : I -+ ,?- + 2x.

56. Foe what values of the domain is f();} 51. /():} " 3 when x =
negative?
(A) ( -3. I)
(A} {x: -2 < x <' OJ (B) (0, 3)
(B) (x: 2 :s: x < OJ (C) (-I, 3)
(C) {x: -2 :s: x :s: 0) (0) (3, 3)
(0) (x:-2 > x,x >OJ
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58. In the figure p.bove, O is the centre of the

circle of radius r. AngleAOB is a right angle.
The area of the darlcene,fscgment is ·
(A) 4I r'l (it -.4)

I ,, .
(B) 4r (it-2)

I
(C) ;:r'l {2it-l)

(D) l~ (4it- l)
2

Items 59 - 60 refu to the diagram below. y

·..r; i::.· :::t~i.~

·~. •·+ ·-•
!
.•_,..+ ··::,:~.·::i.:~:rfm
., . ,_,. ·t: -':I:+- ~
t·· ·+-+·f·t"· ·l-l·-f-.... ·
-•- 1
1
+r
..;,.._. -·~.f.
:'-1·.±:-t:.ftl±J~
•·•·· -+-t·· ·-·-~! J.. ,_ . .
+· -i.1-•. ·+4-. J.
--·t.l- c-1:. •
t: cr1:·
.J±::t-:-1:-•-· :i.
..,..
-'- ·
:r-
+, :~
..f- -t--+
J. j· ±'>=rlt· tt..t. -~ +-
-1 .. · +r-t" ++
- ~-. ·+- f-'H"i- ,

59. The transfonnation ~ maps I> 1MN 60. The point P (2, - 3) is rotated about the
01110 I> PQR is a(n) origin through an angle of 'Xi' in an anti-
(A) rotation through isoo about the clockwiscdirection. Wbatarethecoordinatcs
origin of the image of.P?
(B) rotationofl80°about c-t. -t) (A)
(B)
(2, 3)
(-3,-2)
(C) enlargement about the origin of
scale fac10r -2 cC> c.:.3, 2>
(D) enlargement about (t . -~) (D) (3, 2)

of scale fac10r 2
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