Daily Practice - 11+ Entrance
English, maths and verbal and non-verbal reasoning at entrance-exam pitch.
25th November 1998
- 1GL-Style Mixed Mock 13: Maths and Verbal Reasoning
Here are five words: SUNNY, BICYCLE, WINDY, TRACTOR, RAINY. Three of these five words share something in common. Which TWO words do NOT belong with the other three?
- 2CEM-Style Mixed Mock 5
Which meaning of 'plant' fits this sentence: 'Detectives suspected the evidence had been planted to mislead them.' (a) a living organism that grows in soil (b) a factory (c) to place something secretly to deceive (d) to put a seed in the ground?
- 3CEM-Style Mixed Mock 6
'She read the letter twice before folding it carefully and placing it in the drawer where she kept nothing else.' What does the detail of the empty drawer suggest about the letter's importance to her?
- 4CSSE-Style Maths Mock 6 (Essex)
A sequence begins at 8, and each term is found by adding 7 to the previous term: 8, 15, 22, 29, ... What is the first term in the sequence greater than 60?
- 5CSSE-Style English Mock 6 (Essex)
'The stagehand's diligent checks meant nothing was left to chance on the night of the concert.' Which word below is opposite in meaning to 'diligent': careless, thorough, patient, quiet?
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