Daily Practice · 11+ Entrance
October 1976 5-a-day
Every sheet in October 1976
The same date always regenerates the same five questions, so a sheet you print today is the sheet a classmate prints tomorrow.
- 1st October 1976True or False: According to the extract, every resident is happy with the beehive scheme.
- 2nd October 1976Explain in one sentence why the writer chose 'glinted' rather than 'shone' to describe the whistle under the pool lights.
- 3rd October 1976Explain in one sentence why a writer might use a flashback rather than simply telling the reader that Ellie once refused to leave the house as a child.
- 4th October 1976'Lightning stitched a silver seam across the sky.' Explain what is being compared to what in this metaphor.
- 5th October 1976True or False: a simile always uses the word 'like' or 'as' to make a comparison.
- 6th October 1976A pupil is given the theme word "Discovery". Give one specific, concrete situation, not a general idea, that could form the basis of a story.
- 7th October 1976'The room was spacious, with plenty of room to move around.' 'Spacious' is closest in meaning to: A) cramped B) large C) dark D) untidy
- 8th October 1976True or False: Mia is walking confidently and without caution.
- 9th October 1976Rewrite the sentence 'The old house looked scary' using a specific, sensory detail instead of the vague word 'scary'.
- 10th October 1976Give one word from the extract that shows Ravi had prepared thoroughly for the announcement.
- 11th October 1976Why might a playscript use short, clipped lines of dialogue between two characters rather than longer speeches?
- 12th October 1976Choose the correct word: "She kept a neat drawer full of pens, envelopes and other (1)_______." (stationary/stationery)
- 13th October 1976'Arms folded, not looking at her brother.' What does this stage description of Ellie suggest about her mood?
- 14th October 1976'The wind howled around the chimney, angry and relentless.' Identify the technique used and the feeling given to the wind.
- 15th October 1976Complete the sentence: "The forecast predicted heavy snow; (1)_______, the school decided to close early." A) meanwhile B) in addition C) as a result
- 16th October 1976Complete the gap: 'The rain (1)_______ down all afternoon.' A) poured B) whispered C) folded
- 17th October 1976According to the extract, how many flowers might a single bee visit in one day?
- 18th October 1976Order these numbers from smallest to largest: 3,910, 3,190, 3,901, 3,019.
- 19th October 1976Two jars of sweets are in the ratio 4 : 9. The larger jar has 25 more sweets than the smaller jar. How many sweets are in the smaller jar?
- 20th October 1976List all the factors of 30.
- 21st October 1976A minibus can carry 14 passengers. How many minibuses are needed to transport 100 people?
- 22nd October 1976A box is a cube with edges of 8 cm. Calculate its volume.
- 23rd October 1976A regular octagon has eight equal sides and eight equal angles. Calculate the size of one exterior angle.
- 24th October 1976A shop reduces a 15.00 pound jacket by 3.25 pounds. What is the new price?
- 25th October 1976A bag contains only red and blue counters. The probability of picking red is 2/5. What is the probability of picking blue?
- 26th October 1976Using the formula A = s x s, find A when s = 7.
- 27th October 1976Find the mode of 3, 5, 3, 8, 3, 9, 5.
- 28th October 1976A conversion graph shows 10 litres is equal to 2.2 gallons. How many gallons is 30 litres equal to?
- 29th October 1976A fruit squash is mixed in the ratio squash:water = 1:4. How much water is needed for 50ml of squash?
- 30th October 1976Look at this group of numbers: 14, 21, 28, 35, 40, 49. Which number does not belong?
- 31st October 1976Calculate: 8,003 - 2,467.