11+ Numbers Mock Test for Beginners Paper 3

Instructor

Assessment Structure:

Assessment	Structure
Total Questions	60
Time Allowed	120 minutes (2 minutes per question)
Eligibility	Students preparing for Key Stage 2 Maths and 11+ exams.

Sub-Topics Covered in the Avidator Assessment:

Sub-Topics Covered	Details
Composite Numbers	Students are tested on their ability to identify composite numbers and understand the difference between prime and composite numbers.
Square Numbers	This section assesses students’ ability to recognise and calculate square numbers, ensuring a solid understanding of basic exponents.
Cube Numbers	Students tackle questions related to cube numbers, helping them grasp the concept of raising numbers to the power of three.
Triangular Numbers	This section focuses on identifying and calculating triangular numbers, providing students with insight into this special number sequence.
Even Numbers	Students practice identifying even numbers, enhancing their understanding of number properties and divisibility rules.
Prime Factorization	This topic involves breaking down numbers into their prime factors, a crucial skill for solving problems related to factors, multiples, and simplification.
Word Problems	A range of word problems requires students to apply their arithmetic knowledge in real-life scenarios, improving problem-solving skills.
Unitary Methods	Students are tested on their understanding of unitary methods, solving problems involving ratios and proportional reasoning.
Decimal Manipulation	This section focuses on adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing decimals, ensuring students can handle decimals fluently in various contexts.
Number Line	Questions test students’ ability to use the number line for placing numbers, identifying intervals, and understanding positive and negative values.
Odd Numbers	Students practice identifying odd numbers, which helps them understand number properties and various arithmetic operations.
Indices	This sub-topic includes questions on basic indices, helping students develop a strong understanding of powers and exponents in arithmetic.

Student Benefits:

Provides valuable practice for 11+ exams, building mental math speed and accuracy.
The timed format encourages efficient work under pressure.
A broad range of topics ensures a well-rounded understanding of essential maths concepts.

Mock Test Rules:

Time Limit per Question: Each question must be answered within 120 seconds. If no option is selected, the Mock Test will automatically move to the next question.
No Use of AI Tools: Usage of any AI tool for assistance is strictly prohibited.
Internet Requirement: Ensure a stable internet connection throughout the Mock Test.
Device Recommendation: It is highly recommended that the test be taken on a laptop or desktop for optimal experience.
Power Supply: Ensure the device is fully charged before starting. For uninterrupted power, use a power bank for mobiles or a UPS/Inverter for laptops or desktops.
Browser Preparation: Close all other browser windows and tabs before starting the Mock Test.
Window/Tab Restrictions: Do not switch to any other window or tab during the Mock Test. Doing so may be flagged as malpractice, and your test may be terminated.
Phone Call Restrictions: If taking the test on a mobile device, do not pick up or receive calls during the exam.