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Kent Maths Extended Practice Paper 3

Flexible reasoning with measures, coordinates and visual evidence

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Maths · Maths: elapsed time across an hour

A journey begins at 10:47 am and takes 25 minutes. At what time does it end?

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  1. A11:02 am
  2. B11:07 am
  3. C11:17 am
  4. D11:22 am
  5. E11:12 am
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E: 11:12 am

There are 13 minutes from 10:47 to 11:00. Of the 25 minutes, 25 − 13 = 12 remain. Twelve minutes after 11:00 is 11:12 am.

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What this paper practises

Edges of a square-based pyramidWriting large numbersDecimal place valueCombining time unitsComparing rainfall amountsTurns in opposite directionsMultiplication with two partial productsWhole-number multiples of fractionsScaling a massTimetable choice with a deadlineAn inside path on three sidesDivision and zero placeholdersPaying a percentage depositCutting pieces in rowsCounting decreases on a line graphHorizontal and vertical distancesTwo number propertiesComparing fractions with decimal boundsTime before and after noonReading a pictogram keyVolume of different unit-cube layersLargest number under a digit conditionPercentages on a square gridComparing the same mass at three shopsReading a two-sided thresholdDifferent ways to join rectanglesCombining related productsDividing by one thousandA steady loss of liquidEqualising four groups with fewest movesA run of consecutive numbersComparing two fractional spendsFree time followed by started charging periodsLocating a line of reflectionSeparate calculations in bracketsSubtracting decimals with zero placeholdersA refund with one fixed feeSymmetry of a non-square rectangleEffect of swapping place-value digitsFractions of separate whole-number amountsA repeating return journeyPerimeter using a supplied curved lengthCubes and differencesLargest numerator below a boundLevels and vertical distanceShared boundaries of joined squaresA product with repeated even digitsUndoing multiplication by one hundredFinding and adding multiples in an intervalA percentage target and a remaining fraction

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Extended Kent-related Maths practice: 50 original MCQs with a 45-minute Exam Quay clock. The official scored Maths section lasts 25 minutes with a separate 5-minute practice period; this longer subject paper is not an official component-length simulation. NVR, spatial reasoning and the separate writing task are not included. This paper does not reproduce the full Kent Test. Choose one answer A–E per question. Each correct answer earns one mark, with no negative marking. Do not use a calculator. Spare paper may be used for working. Diagrams supply the needed information and must not be measured.

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