Daily Practice - 11+ Entrance
English, maths and verbal and non-verbal reasoning at entrance-exam pitch.
13th January 2002
- 1Trafford-Style Mixed Mock
If the code for CAT is DBU (each letter moved one place forward in the alphabet), what is the code for DOG?
- 2Wirral-Style Maths and Reasoning Mock
A number is doubled and then 5 is added, giving a result of 27. What was the original number?
- 3Lincolnshire-Style Mixed Mock
Join these two words to make one compound word: FOOT + BALL.
- 4Kent Test-Style Section Mix
If each letter of a word is coded by moving it forward one place in the alphabet (so CAT would be coded as DBU), decode the word 'EBSL' back to the original word it stands for.
- 5Gloucestershire-Style Mixed Mock
Choose the word most nearly opposite in meaning to TRANSPARENT: clear, obvious, opaque, thin.
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