Since the actual GEP papers are never released, the next best source is from those who have actually taken it and post on forums like Kiasuparents.
Some Maths questions my girl remembers.
“ In a fishing competition, five kids caught 50 fish in total. A is the winner – she got 12 fish. B and C caught the same number of fish and both are at second place. D is at fourth place. E came in last, got only 6 fish. How many fish did B get?“
( my girl couldn’t solve this one. )
“ The red ribbon is twice as long as the blue ribbon. The green ribbon is 2cm shorter than the blue ribbon. A red ribbon and two green ribbon together measure 16cm. How Long is the blue ribbon? “
( she managed to solve this one- but only after spending a lot of time on it. )
Source: https://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=72&t=89066&start=160
Review by mathtuition88: These two questions are not that hard. Can be solved by either model method or algebra.
Some tips from parents: English and GAT is actually harder to prepare than Maths:
Just sharing based on our experience last year. Of the 6 that were selected for GEP eventually from my child’s class, it seems English and GAT were the determining factors. For maths, a lot of kids are already very advanced and well – prepared nowadays. The majority of the balance 14 who went for round 2 found English harder than maths. According to them, English is somewhat like pitched at sec 1 and sec 2 standard, while maths was like up to P6 and Primary Maths Olympiad standard and more manageable. I think it was also more because anything can come out under the sun for English and you can’t really prepare for it. That’s what I heard last year.
Source: https://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=72&t=89066&start=140
For more GEP tips and recommended GEP books, check out: Recommended Books for GEP Selection Test and How to Get Into GEP.
Mathtuition88 
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