Mathematics

Curriculum mathematics — number, measurement, space, statistics and probability. Tests what has been taught, where Numerical Reasoning tests how you think.

30 minutes in the real exam · about 60 questions

This section is a speed test. You get roughly 30 seconds per question, so the skill is quick recognition rather than careful working. Learn the patterns first — speed comes from recognising the question type instantly, not from rushing.

Question types · 4

Fractions, decimals and percentages

Foundation

Test equivalence and conversion between fractions, decimals and percentages, or a simple operation using them (a percentage discount or increase, a fraction of an amount).

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Measurement

Building

Ask for the area, perimeter, volume/capacity, or a unit conversion of a simple rectangular or prism shape, framed with everyday context (a garden bed, a water tank).

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Space and geometry

Building

Test an angle-sum fact (straight line, point, or triangle), a property of a named 2D/3D shape, a symmetry count, or simple coordinate/grid reading.

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Statistics and probability

Building

Ask for a mean, median, mode, a value read from a simple graph or table, or a simple probability written as a fraction.

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