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February 2001 - 11+ Entrance 5-a-day
Every 11+ Entrance sheet published in February 2001, with answers. English, maths and verbal and non-verbal reasoning at entrance-exam pitch.
Every sheet in February 2001
The same date always regenerates the same five questions, so a sheet you print today is the sheet a classmate prints tomorrow.
- 1st February 2001OAR is to BOAT as PEDAL is to ?
- 2nd February 2001(ACCURATE, INACCURATE) (SECURE, INSECURE) (VISIBLE, ?)
- 3rd February 200115 - 7 = 4 + [ ]. Find the missing number.
- 4th February 2001L=8, M=3, N=5, P=10, Q=25. Work out (L - M) x N. Which letter has this value?
- 5th February 2001Isla is older than Kofi. Meera is older than Priti. Who is the oldest?
- 6th February 2001Which ONE word means both 'a piece of jewellery worn on a finger' and 'the sound a bell or telephone makes'? A) BELL B) RING C) CHIME D) BAND E) TONE
- 7th February 2001Here are five words: BALLOON, CAMERA, COFFEE, PENCIL, RABBIT. Which TWO words do NOT belong with the other three?
- 8th February 2001GOOD is to EXCELLENT as BAD is to ? A) Poor B) Terrible C) Wrong D) Sad E) Unfair
- 9th February 200112 - 5 = [ ] + 3. Find the missing number.
- 10th February 2001HAMMER is to NAIL as SCREWDRIVER is to SCREW as SPANNER is to ? A) Nail B) Screw C) Bolt D) Plank E) Wire
- 11th February 2001Choose the word most nearly OPPOSITE in meaning to OPTIMISTIC. A) hopeful B) pessimistic C) confident D) cheerful E) calm
- 12th February 2001A four-letter word is hidden between two words that are next to each other in this sentence. Which word is hidden? 'Please also verify the total before submitting.' A) OVER B) SUMS C) FORM D) DATE E) SIGN
- 13th February 2001Leo scored higher than Mona. Nia scored higher than Omar. Who scored higher, Leo or Omar?
- 14th February 2001Find the next letter: A, B, D, G, K, ( ? )
- 15th February 2001Using the rule where each letter's alphabet position has 5 added to it, which word does the code 8-6-25 represent?
- 16th February 2001Which word can mean both 'a piece of ground for growing plants' and 'a piece of furniture for sleeping on'? A) Yard B) Bed C) Plot D) Garden E) Room
- 17th February 2001In this code, every vowel moves 3 places forward in the alphabet, and every consonant moves 2 places back. If the code for STONE is QRRLH, what is the code for PLAIN, using the same rule? A) NJDLL B) NJDGL C) NJLDL D) NJDLG E) OJDLL
- 18th February 2001(FORTH) (EAT). Which letter moves from the end of the first word to the front of the second? A) F B) O C) R D) T E) H
- 19th February 2001Explain in one sentence why a writer might choose the word 'crept' instead of 'walked' to describe a character entering a room.
- 20th February 2001'which somehow felt worse than shouting' - whose feelings does this phrase most likely describe?
- 21st February 2001'a loose sign clattered like something trying to get out' - what does this simile suggest to the reader?
- 22nd February 2001'His refusal to apologise surprised his classmates.' What verb is 'refusal' built from, and what does the whole word mean?
- 23rd February 2001Explain the difference in meaning between 'to jump on the bandwagon' and 'to hit the nail on the head'.
- 24th February 2001Why might a writer choose to quote the rangers' caution rather than simply reporting the record numbers alone?
- 25th February 2001Sentence completion: 'The manual gave a highly ___ account of how to assemble the furniture, listing every screw and panel.' Choose the best word: vague, detailed, brief, casual.
- 26th February 2001In the line 'The tide slides in on silver feet', how many lines are quoted?
- 27th February 2001Complete the sentence with the correct correlative word: "The soup was (1)_______ too salty but also far too thin." A) not only B) either C) neither
- 28th February 2001Complete the analogy: Doctor is to hospital as teacher is to ___.