11+ Maths Flashcards

The Nextutor 11+ Maths flashcard library has 4 decks and 60 cards across 4 topics for KS2, including Number — Arithmetic and Operations, Algebra and Problem Solving, Geometry and Measurement and more.

  • 4 decks
  • 60 cards
  • 4 topics
  • Updated April 2026

Sample 11+ Maths flashcards

KS2 · Number — Arithmetic and Operations

What is addition?

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Adding two or more numbers together.

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KS2 · Algebra and Problem Solving

What is algebra?

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Algebra is a way of solving puzzles and problems using symbols and letters.

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KS2 · Data Handling and Statistics

What is data handling?

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Collecting and recording information to answer questions.

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Are these 11+ Maths flashcards free?

Yes — every deck in the Nextutor flashcard library is free. Create a free account to study the full decks and track your progress with spaced repetition.

Which 11+ Maths topics do the flashcards cover?

The library currently covers 4 topics: Number — Arithmetic and Operations; Algebra and Problem Solving; Geometry and Measurement; Data Handling and Statistics. New decks are added over time.

Which exam boards are the 11+ Maths flashcards for?

These decks are general rather than tagged to a specific exam board. Check the content against your own specification.

How many 11+ Maths flashcards are there?

There are 4 decks with 60 cards in total. Each card has a question on the front and the answer on the back.

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Should I use flashcards or a 11+ Maths tutor?

Flashcards are good for memorising key facts, definitions and terms. A 11+ Maths tutor helps with understanding and exam technique, which flashcards alone can't cover — many students use both.