Daily Practice - 11+ Entrance
English, maths and verbal and non-verbal reasoning at entrance-exam pitch.
16th June 1999
- 1Comprehension: Non-Fiction Set 4
In your own words, summarise the two main concerns raised against changing school start times.
- 2Comprehension: Classic Fiction Set 2
'From where I stood, the harbour looked almost peaceful, though I knew what lay beneath its calm surface.' What does this sentence suggest about the difference between appearance and reality?
- 3SPaG Depth Set 3
Explain why the comma matters in these two versions: 'Let's eat, Grandma.' and 'Let's eat Grandma.'
- 4Vocabulary and Word Skills Set 4
'His excuse for being late didn't hold water.' What does 'didn't hold water' mean here?
- 5Comprehension: Poetry Set 3
True or False: onomatopoeia means a word that looks like what it describes.
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