Daily Practice · 11+ Entrance
February 1968 5-a-day
Every sheet in February 1968
The same date always regenerates the same five questions, so a sheet you print today is the sheet a classmate prints tomorrow.
- 1st February 1968Identify whether this sentence is active or passive: 'The letter was delivered by the postman.'
- 2nd February 1968Identify the tense of the underlined verb: "By the time the bus arrived, Sam had already left."
- 3rd February 1968According to the extract, how long did the higher-scoring pupils read independently each day?
- 4th February 1968Why might a playwright choose to have Dad say 'Did I? Sorry' rather than simply apologising fully and clearly?
- 5th February 1968Choose the correct word: "The scarf was a lovely (1)_______ to her new coat." (complement/compliment)
- 6th February 1968True or False: the extract argues strongly that the school day should not be changed at all.
- 7th February 1968True or False: a poem describing a busy, crowded scene often uses long lists or piled-up images to reflect that sense of business.
- 8th February 1968A parcel has a total mass of 3.1 kg. The packaging has a mass of 275 g. Calculate the mass of the contents, in grams.
- 9th February 1968A recipe uses 3 eggs for every 250 g of flour. How many eggs are needed for 750 g of flour?
- 10th February 1968Explain why triangular numbers can be found by adding consecutive counting numbers starting from 1.
- 11th February 1968I think of a number, halve it, then add 11, to get 20. What was my number?
- 12th February 1968A triangle has angles x, x and 2x degrees. Find x.
- 13th February 1968A net is a straight row of six identical squares. Could this fold into a closed cube? Explain briefly.
- 14th February 1968A pictogram key shows that one symbol represents 10 pupils. A row shows 4 full symbols and no half symbol. How many pupils does this represent?
- 15th February 1968A triangle has two angles of 55 degrees each. Find the third angle.
- 16th February 1968Three houses in a row are numbered 1, 2 and 3. The red house is not house 1. The blue house is house 3. Which house must be red?
- 17th February 1968Solve: 3n + 4 = 25.
- 18th February 19688 x 9
- 19th February 196896 apples are shared equally between 6 boxes. How many apples are in each box?
- 20th February 1968Find the area of a rectangle with length 12cm and width 5cm.
- 21st February 1968Write 0.85 as a percentage.
- 22nd February 1968Take 15 away from 52.
- 23rd February 1968A charity raises 748 pounds, shared equally between 4 teams. Each team then gives 15 pounds to a raffle prize. How much does each team have left?
- 24th February 1968Write 45% as a fraction in its simplest form.
- 25th February 1968What is 56 + 37?
- 26th February 1968Four children are in a race: Amy finishes before Ben. Ben finishes before Cleo. Dan finishes after Cleo. List the finishing order.
- 27th February 1968Two angles lie on a straight line. One is 3 times the size of the other. Find both angles.
- 28th February 1968Share 40 sweets in the ratio 2:3. How many does each person get?
- 29th February 1968Order these numbers from smallest to largest: 4,209, 4,092, 4,290.