Daily Practice - 11+ Entrance
English, maths and verbal and non-verbal reasoning at entrance-exam pitch.
28th September 2023
- 1Combined and Hidden Shapes
A figure made only of straight lines shows a square of side 6cm with one diagonal drawn corner to corner. Which shape can be traced using only lines already in the figure: a right-angled triangle with legs 6cm and 6cm, or one with legs 3cm and 6cm?
- 2Odd One Out
Shape A: hexagon (6 sides) with 4 tally marks. Shape B: heptagon (7 sides) with 3 tally marks. Shape C: octagon (8 sides) with 2 tally marks. Shape D: pentagon (5 sides) with 5 tally marks. Shape E: square (4 sides) with 5 tally marks. Which is the odd one out?
- 3Matrices
Row 1: triangle unshaded, triangle grey, triangle black. Row 2: square unshaded, square grey, square black. Row 3: pentagon unshaded, pentagon grey, ? What is the missing cell?
- 4Analogies
Figure 1: arrow pointing North. Figure 2: arrow pointing East. Figure 3: arrow pointing South. What should the answer figure look like?
- 5Like Figures
Figure 1: an arrow pointing at 12 o'clock with a flag folded exactly halfway along its shaft. Figure 2: an arrow pointing at 3 o'clock with a flag folded exactly halfway along its shaft. Figure 3: an arrow pointing at 6 o'clock with a flag folded exactly halfway along its shaft. Which follows the same rule: an arrow pointing at 9 o'clock with its flag folded exactly halfway, or an arrow pointing at 9 o'clock with its flag folded a quarter of the way along?
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