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March 2001 - 11+ Entrance 5-a-day
Every 11+ Entrance sheet published in March 2001, with answers. English, maths and verbal and non-verbal reasoning at entrance-exam pitch.
Every sheet in March 2001
The same date always regenerates the same five questions, so a sheet you print today is the sheet a classmate prints tomorrow.
- 1st March 2001What does the word 'finally' suggest about how long Amara had been waiting?
- 2nd March 2001'She remembered the exact moment the letter arrived: the postman's knock, the crackle of the envelope, the way her hands shook as she opened it.' What signal phrase shows this is a flashback, and why does the sentence slow down here?
- 3rd March 2001Rank these three words for anger from mildest to strongest: furious, irritated, angry.
- 4th March 2001What had happened to Noah's sandcastle by the time he noticed it?
- 5th March 2001Choose the correct verb form: 'By the time the bus arrived, the queue ___ around the corner.' A) stretches B) had stretched C) stretch
- 6th March 2001Choose the correct word: "Signing the peace treaty was a (1)_______ moment for both countries." A) historic B) historical
- 7th March 2001What is unusual about the light in the corridors, according to the extract?
- 8th March 2001'the hinges shrieking in protest' - name the technique used here.
- 9th March 2001Give an antonym for 'brave'.
- 10th March 2001Find 25% of 96.
- 11th March 2001Explain, using a number line, why subtracting a negative number has the same effect as adding a positive number.
- 12th March 2001I am even, I am divisible by 3, and I lie between 20 and 30. What number am I?
- 13th March 2001An L-shaped room is formed from an 8 m by 5 m rectangle with a 3 m by 2 m rectangle removed from one corner. Find its perimeter.
- 14th March 2001Find the perimeter of a rectangle measuring 7 cm by 4 cm.
- 15th March 2001True or False: if a car halves its speed but keeps the distance the same, the journey time doubles.
- 16th March 2001In a two-way table, 15 pupils like tea only, 9 like coffee only, and 6 like both. How many pupils like at least one of tea or coffee?
- 17th March 2001Solve: 4(x + 1) = 24.
- 18th March 2001Write 7/20 as a decimal.
- 19th March 2001Solve 3x + 8 = 29.
- 20th March 2001A bar chart shows a shop sold 35 umbrellas in April and 20 in May. How many more umbrellas were sold in April than May?
- 21st March 2001Solve 4(x + 1) = 2(x + 9).
- 22nd March 2001A total bill of 56 pounds is split equally between 4 friends, but one friend also owes an extra 5 pounds for a drink they had alone. Find how much that friend pays in total.
- 23rd March 2001Find the perimeter of a square with side length 11cm.
- 24th March 2001Find 1/3 of 27.
- 25th March 2001Team A scored 87 points. Team B scored 59 points. By how many points did Team A win?
- 26th March 2001The mean of four numbers is 10. Three of the numbers are 8, 11 and 9. What is the fourth number?
- 27th March 2001A jug holds 2/5 of a litre of juice. Write this amount as a decimal.
- 28th March 2001Round 74,528 to the nearest thousand.
- 29th March 2001Work out 5/9 + 2/9, giving your answer in its simplest form.
- 30th March 2001A charity raises 720 pounds. It gives 1/3 to one cause, then splits the remainder equally between 6 other causes, before adding a further 60 pounds from a separate donation to just one of those 6 causes. How much does that one cause receive in total?
- 31st March 2001Three friends share a restaurant bill of 47.85 pounds equally. How much does each person pay?