Daily Practice - 11+ Entrance
English, maths and verbal and non-verbal reasoning at entrance-exam pitch.
19th April 2001
- 1CEM-Style Mixed Mock 1
'The politician's speech was notably candid about the mistakes made.' Which is closest in meaning to 'candid': (a) vague (b) honest (c) angry (d) lengthy?
- 2CEM-Style Mixed Mock 2
Which word is closest in meaning to 'plausible': (a) impossible (b) believable (c) confusing (d) boring?
- 3CSSE-Style Maths Mock 4 (Essex)
A submarine is at a depth of 45 metres below sea level. It rises by 60 metres. What is its new position, relative to sea level?
- 4CSSE-Style English Mock (Essex)
Correct the punctuation in this sentence: 'the keepers logbook lay open on the desk its pages damp with sea spray'
- 5CSSE-Style English Mock 4 (Essex)
Which sentence uses the apostrophe correctly: 'The apprentices tools were kept in a locked chest' or 'The apprentice's tools were kept in a locked chest' (for one apprentice)?
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