Mathematics
I thought of a number, divided it by 6, added 17, doubled it and subtracted 16. I ended up with 84. What number did I start with?
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Camberwell Girls Grammar School (CGGS) in Canterbury offers Academic Excellence scholarships for girls entering Years 5 and 7 to 11. Selection uses the scholarship exam (applications go through Edutest), school reports, NAPLAN, an interactive session or design task, and an interview. Round details are on the Camberwell Girls scholarships page.
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The diagnostic is free. It shows which sections to practise first.
Academic Excellence scholarships are for girls entering Years 5 and 7 to 11. New and current students can apply. Scholarships are tenable to Year 12, subject to satisfactory progress.
Years 5 and 7 applicants attend an in-person interactive session. Years 8 to 11 submit an online design task.
The Principal's Scholarship for Service is for Years 7 to 11 and also uses the scholarship exam. The Music and Academic Excellence Scholarship is for Years 5 and 7 to 11, and selected applicants are invited to audition after an initial review.
The Camberwell Girls scholarships page does not publish question counts or times.
Big Brain practice paper (not the official format)
Not a past Camberwell Girls paper. Three questions from the Big Brain question bank.
Three Edutest-style questions from the Big Brain question bank.
Mathematics
I thought of a number, divided it by 6, added 17, doubled it and subtracted 16. I ended up with 84. What number did I start with?
Verbal
LACONIC is to WORDS as FRUGAL is to:
Numerical
A rowing boat moving downstream travels 150 km. If its still water speed is 20 km/h and the current speed is 4 km/h, what is the time taken?
Start with the free diagnostic. Then sit timed sets: Mathematics, Verbal Reasoning, Numerical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension, plus a 15-minute creative piece and a 15-minute persuasive piece.
The question bank starts at Year 7. There is no Year 5 set on Big Brain. Section timing for the practice paper sits in the Edutest exam guide.
Free diagnostic, then the Edutest question bank.
Academic Excellence scholarships are for girls entering Years 5 and 7 to 11. New and current students can apply. Scholarships are tenable to Year 12, subject to satisfactory progress.
Camberwell Girls uses a scholarship exam. Applications go through Edutest. The scholarships page does not publish question counts or times. Big Brain's practice paper on this page, not the official format, is six parts. Mathematics is 60 questions and 30 minutes. Verbal Reasoning is 60 questions and 30 minutes. Numerical Reasoning is 50 questions and 30 minutes. Reading Comprehension is 50 questions and 30 minutes. Creative Writing is 15 minutes. Persuasive Writing is 15 minutes.
Besides the exam, selection uses the latest school report, the NAPLAN report, and an interview. Years 5 and 7 applicants attend an in-person interactive session. Years 8 to 11 submit an online design task. The Principal's Scholarship for Service (Years 7 to 11) also uses the exam. The Music and Academic Excellence Scholarship is for Years 5 and 7 to 11, and selected applicants are invited to audition after an initial review.
Start with the free diagnostic. Then practise Mathematics, Verbal Reasoning, Numerical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension, creative writing and persuasive writing on Big Brain.
Take a free diagnostic to find the weak sections, then practise the Edutest papers.
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