Daily Practice · 11+ Entrance
June 2005 - 11+ Entrance 5-a-day
Every 11+ Entrance sheet published in June 2005, with answers. English, maths and verbal and non-verbal reasoning at entrance-exam pitch.
Every sheet in June 2005
The same date always regenerates the same five questions, so a sheet you print today is the sheet a classmate prints tomorrow.
- 1st June 2005A bus timetable shows buses leaving every 12 minutes starting at 9:00am. What is the fourth departure time?
- 2nd June 2005Share 72 sweets between two people in the ratio 5:4. How many does the person with the smaller share get?
- 3rd June 2005Find the next two terms in the sequence: 6, 11, 16, 21, ...
- 4th June 2005In the sentence 'The crowd fell silent as the results were announced', what does 'fell silent' suggest about the crowd's mood?
- 5th June 2005A rectangular field measures 20 m by 15 m. A farmer wants to put a fence around it. How many metres of fencing are needed?
- 6th June 2005Work out 512 divided by 8 without a calculator.
- 7th June 2005AB is to DE as JK is to ? A) MN B) NM C) LN D) MO E) NL
- 8th June 2005Choose the word most nearly OPPOSITE in meaning to ANCIENT.
- 9th June 2005AIR ( ??? ) UP - which word completes AIR and begins UP?
- 10th June 20054 (24) 6 | 3 (?) 5.
- 11th June 2005Here are five words: STONE, CHAIR, MARKET, SWORD, GARDEN. Which TWO words do NOT belong with the other three?
- 12th June 2005Here are five words: OAK, MAPLE, TROUT, BIRCH, SALMON. Three of these five words share something in common. Which TWO words do NOT belong with the other three?
- 13th June 2005Maple Street runs longer than Elm Street. Elm Street runs longer than Oak Street. Oak Street runs longer than Pine Street. Which street is the second longest?
- 14th June 2005Choose the word most nearly OPPOSITE in meaning to GRACEFUL: A) Elegant B) Clumsy C) Slow D) Tall E) Quiet
- 15th June 2005Find the letter that continues the series: A, Y, C, W, E, U, ( ? )
- 16th June 2005Which ONE word means both 'a sea mammal with flippers that lives partly on land and partly in water' and 'to close something firmly so that nothing can get in or out'? A) WALRUS B) SEAL C) OTTER D) SHUT E) LOCK
- 17th June 2005TOOTH ( ??? ) WOOD. Choose the missing word from: A) Paste B) Brush C) Ache D) Pick E) Ball
- 18th June 2005If the code for PLANT is NJYLR, what is the code for GRASS, using the same rule? A) EPYQQ B) FPZQQ C) EQYPQ D) EPYPQ E) DPYQQ
- 19th June 2005Find the next letter in this woven series: B, Y, D, W, F, U, ( ? )
- 20th June 2005F=6, G=9, H=15, J=27, K=45. Work out H - F. Which letter has this value?
- 21st June 2005S ( ? ? ? ) GET. A) POT B) TAR C) ILL D) ARM E) OWN
- 22nd June 2005Find the hidden four-letter word that runs across two consecutive words: 'A jaguar tsunami warning was issued.'
- 23rd June 2005CF is to IF as DG is to ( ? ) A) JG B) GJ C) HJ D) JH E) IG
- 24th June 2005Find the next number: 5, 7, 11, 19, 35, ( ? )
- 25th June 2005Find the letter that continues the series: W, Z, C, F, ( ? ) A) H B) G C) I D) J E) F
- 26th June 2005Give one word from the sentence 'The carriage rattled interminably along the rutted lane' that tells the reader the journey felt very long.
- 27th June 2005What does the suffix '-tion' usually do to a verb, as in 'inform' becoming 'information'?
- 28th June 2005'The museum, previously free to enter, introduced a small charge in 2019.' Give one word from this sentence that means 'brought in or started'.
- 29th June 2005Explain why a writer discussing a debate like this might choose to present both sides rather than only one.
- 30th June 2005Why might a writer describe an apology as 'rehearsed' and 'changing' rather than simply saying Leo apologised?