HIGHGATE SCHOOL-Paper 1 by smoothmaths | Jun 23, 2020 | 0 comments Welcome to your HIGHGATE SCHOOL 11+ Paper 1 Janice wants to buy as many cookies as she can afford with a £10 note. Each cookie costs 70p. How much change will she receive? Janice will recieve ————— 20p 14p 16p 10p 12p None 2. The full price of a car is £12,000. The car is in a sale and its price has been reduced by 35%.Monique is saving up to buy the car. She already has £7,350. How much more money does she need to buy the car?monique needs ————— £450 £250 £350 £550 £650 None 3. Florence eats spaghetti every other day. She eats apple pie every three days. Today is Tuesday. Yesterday, which was Monday, she ate both spaghetti and apple pie. How many times during the next 60 days does she eat both spaghetti and apple pie?Florence will eat both spaghetti and apple pie ————— times 10times 6times 16times 20times 22times None 4.120 pupils are sitting an exam. The pupils can choose whether to write in pencil or pen.Two-fifths of the pupils are boys.Three-quarters of the boys are writing in pencil. One-third of the girls are writing in pen. How many pupils are writing in pencil? The number of pupils writing in pencil is ————— 84 48 72 36 None of the Above None 5. Tanya cuts out a piece of card into a rectangle. The rectangle is twice as long as it is wide. The area of the rectangle is 128cm2. What is the perimeter of the rectangle?The perimeter of the rectangle is %BLANK% cm 48cm 64cm 58cm 28cm 72cm None 6.Robin and Susan are playing a game with nine cards. The cards are numbered from 1 to 9 as shown below. Robin and Susan take turns to pick up one card each. They keep all the cards that they have picked up so far. The winner is the first player who can make a total of 15 out of the cards in their hand. Susan starts the first game. She picks the 6 first, and Robin then picks the 3. Next Susan picks the 4, and Robin picks the 5. For her third card, Susan picks the 7, and then Robin picks the 9. Finally, Susan picks the 2.Susan now has the cards in her hand.Susan wins because she can use three of her cards to make a total of 15: Robin starts the second game. After two turns each, Robin is holding the cards numbered 6 and 4, and Susan is holding the cards numbered 2 and 5. It is Robin’s turn to pick up a card. Robin decides to pick up the card numbered 8. Why do you think this is a good move?Picking up the card numbered 8 is a good move because————— Who will win this game? Explain your answer carefully.—————will win this game because————— Robin Wins in both Cases Susan Loses in both Cases Susan Loses only in 1 case Both a & b None of the Above None Time's up