Daily Practice - 11+ Entrance
English, maths and verbal and non-verbal reasoning at entrance-exam pitch.
10th September 2006
- 1Comprehension: Classic-Style Fiction
'It was, in short, a most disagreeable errand, and one he would gladly have declined had duty permitted.' What does this sentence tell you about the character's attitude to the errand?
- 2Writing: Planning and Structure Drills
True or False: it is good practice to note one specific detail or example next to each stage of a plan, not just a general idea.
- 3SPaG: Mixed Timed Test
Add the missing apostrophe: 'The dogs bone was buried in the garden.' (one dog owns the bone)
- 4Comprehension: Fiction Set 3
Find and copy the phrase that shows Amara was angry without saying a word.
- 5Comprehension: Non-Fiction Set 3
'Residents report far more butterflies and wildflowers in nearby parks.' What does 'far more' suggest about the scale of the change?
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