Daily Practice - 11+ Entrance
English, maths and verbal and non-verbal reasoning at entrance-exam pitch.
27th March 2006
- 1Persuasive and Discursive Writing Focus
Explain what 'direct address' means in persuasive writing, and give a short example.
- 2Comprehension: Fiction Set 9
'Through the frosted glass she could make out shapes moving, but no words reached her.' What does this sentence suggest about how much Amara could understand of what was happening inside?
- 3Comprehension: Fiction Set 10
What does the phrase 'seemed impossibly loud' suggest about the chair scraping, compared with how loud it would normally seem?
- 4Comprehension: Non-Fiction Set 8
Why might a writer choose to present both a positive and a negative view of the same change, rather than only one?
- 5Comprehension: Non-Fiction Set 9
True or False: according to the extract, polytunnels leave crops unprotected from frost.
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