Daily Practice - 11+ Entrance
English, maths and verbal and non-verbal reasoning at entrance-exam pitch.
1st October 2009
- 1CEM-Style Mixed Mock 1
'The scientist's findings, though preliminary, hinted at a significant breakthrough.' What does 'preliminary' tell you about the findings?
- 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)
'The tide had scoured the beach smooth, erasing every footprint from the day before.' What does 'scoured' suggest about how thoroughly the tide had cleaned the beach?
- 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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