Daily Practice - 11+ Entrance
English, maths and verbal and non-verbal reasoning at entrance-exam pitch.
17th December 2013
- 1Vocabulary in Context: Practice Set 2
'Her argument was compelling, backed by clear evidence at every stage.' 'Compelling' is closest in meaning to: A) confusing B) convincing C) short D) careless
- 2Spelling Error-Spot
Find the misspelled word: 'It was definately the best match of the season.'
- 3Persuasive and Discursive Writing Focus
Explain why a specific example is more persuasive than a vague general statement.
- 4Comprehension: Fiction Set 9
In the sentence 'Amara stood outside the head teacher's office, the folder of certificates clutched so tightly against her chest that the corners had begun to crease', which phrase shows Amara was gripping the folder very hard?
- 5Comprehension: Fiction Set 10
'He opened his mouth. Nothing came.' Why might the writer have used two very short sentences here instead of one longer sentence?
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