Daily Practice - 11+ Entrance
English, maths and verbal and non-verbal reasoning at entrance-exam pitch.
27th August 2000
- 1Comprehension: Classic-Style Fiction
'Mrs Ashworth's countenance darkened as she read the letter.' What does 'countenance' mean in this sentence?
- 2Writing: Planning and Structure Drills
For a non-fiction writing task such as a letter or a report, which planning tool is usually more useful than a story mountain?
- 3SPaG: Mixed Timed Test
Punctuate this sentence with a single comma: 'After the match the players shook hands.'
- 4Comprehension: Fiction Set 3
'It wasn't me,' he said, though his voice cracked halfway through the sentence. What does 'cracked' suggest about how Jamie was feeling as he spoke?
- 5Comprehension: Non-Fiction Set 3
In your own words, explain why some residents want the hives moved further from housing.
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