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11 Plus (11+) Maths Practice Test: Percentages (Difficult)
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Percentages are proportions of numbers.

 

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11 Plus (11+) Maths Practice Test: Percentages (Difficult)
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1. A survey asked 8,000 people in the UK which religion they followed. 1,840 said that they had no religion. What percentage does this represent?
2. If 20% of us are vegetarian, how many vegetarians will there be in a randomly chosen group of 40 people (approximately)?
3. What percentage of 100 is 20?
4. A charity raffle sold 800 tickets for £1 each, making £800. They gave away £72 in prizes. What percentage of the money they raised went on prizes?
5. If, in a survey on holiday destinations, 24 out of 1,000 people said they went to Canada for their holiday this year, what percentage does this represent?
6. If 2 out of 12 people have green eyes, what percentage does this represent?
(Give your answer to two decimal places)
7. What percentage of 300 is 900?
8. What percentage of 500 is 60?
9. Of the 12,500 spectators at a football match, 1,000 came to support the away team and the rest came to support the home team. What percentage of the crowd followed the home team?
10. What percentage of 90 is 18?
11. If 7 pupils in a class of 28 fail their maths test, what percentage of the class does this represent?
12. What percentage of 900 is 81?
13. What percentage of 250 is 187.5?
14. What percentage of 270 is 54?
15. What percentage of 300 is 15?
16. What percentage of 8 is 30?
17. If, in a certain survey, 25 out of 125 people like Crunchy Crunch chocolate, what percentage of those surveyed does this represent?
18. If there are 320 cars in a car park, and 96 of them are red, what percentage of cars in the car park are not red?
19. If 12 pupils in a class of 30 don't have school lunch, what percentage of the class does this represent?
20. If 3 out of 10 people live in a terraced house, what percentage does this represent?
21. If, in a survey on spending habits, 200 out of 10,000 people said they spent more than £300 a week on entertainment, what percentage does this represent?
22. What percentage of 56 is 12?
(Give your answer to two decimal places)
23. What percentage of 240 is 12?
24. What percentage of 400 is 60?
25. What percentage of 72 is 48?
(Give your answer to two decimal places)

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