Daily Practice - 11+ Entrance
English, maths and verbal and non-verbal reasoning at entrance-exam pitch.
23rd January 2025
- 1Vocabulary in Context
'The ancient oak, gnarled and twisted, had stood in the field for three hundred years.' 'Gnarled' most likely describes wood that is: A) smooth and straight B) rough, knotted and twisted C) freshly cut D) painted
- 2Comprehension: Classic Fiction Set 4
'It's nothing,' Sam muttered, pressing his hand against his side and trying not to limp. What does this suggest about whether Sam is telling the truth?
- 3SPaG Depth Set 5
Explain why the pronoun 'I' in direct speech usually needs to change when converting to reported speech.
- 4Vocabulary and Word Skills Set 6
Give one word with a positive connotation and one word with a negative connotation that both mean "unusual".
- 5Cloze and Sentence Completion Set 4
A cloze passage introduces "the pupils" in its first sentence. Which pronoun should a later gap use to refer back to them: "he", "she" or "they"?
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