Daily Practice - 11+ Entrance
English, maths and verbal and non-verbal reasoning at entrance-exam pitch.
15th March 2011
- 1CSSE-Style English Mock 4 (Essex)
'Her erratic timekeeping meant nobody knew when the workshop would actually open.' Which word below is closest in meaning to the opposite of 'erratic': steady, chaotic, unpredictable, hasty?
- 2Kent Test-Style Mock 4
In a code, each letter is represented by the number of the letter that comes immediately before it in the alphabet (so B=1, C=2). What number represents the letter F?
- 3Sutton/SET-Style Maths Mock 4
A bus leaves at 14:20 and the journey takes 55 minutes. What time does it arrive?
- 4Buckinghamshire (SET/GL)-Style Mixed Mock 3
A recipe for 4 people needs 2 eggs. How many eggs are needed for 10 people?
- 5Hertfordshire (SET/Moderator)-Style Mixed Mock
A net has five faces arranged so that folding it produces an open-topped box (no lid). How many faces does the finished box have, including the base?
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