Daily Practice - 11+ Entrance
English, maths and verbal and non-verbal reasoning at entrance-exam pitch.
6th January 2013
- 1Comprehension: Non-Fiction Set 13
According to the extract, how many flowers might a single bee visit in one day?
- 2Comprehension: Poetry Set 9
True or False: a poem describing a busy, crowded scene often uses long lists or piled-up images to reflect that sense of business.
- 3Comprehension: Mixed-Genre Set 4
Which genre is being described: 'a short piece that explains a process using technical terms and no named characters'?
- 4Cloze: Practice Set 2
Complete the gap with your own suitable word: 'The wind had (1)_______ overnight, leaving the streets scattered with broken branches.'
- 5Synonyms and Antonyms
Choose the closest synonym for 'enormous': tiny, huge, average, narrow.
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