Could you pass the 11+?
Could you pass the 11+?
It's time to go back to school...
It's time to go back to school...
In the first three questions, the same letter must fit into both sets of brackets to create new words each side.
(eg. DEN(T)URN BEN(T)END: So the answer in this example is: T.)
PLAN (?) VENT
SLAT (?) LAPSE
CAR (?) ILL
PAN (?) ASK
TEN (?) ONE
CAR (?) RIP
In each question, find the number that continues the series in the most sensible way.
20, 18, 22, 20, 24, …
15, 17, 21, 27, 35, …
9, 20, 42, 86, …
16, 17, 18, 18, 20, 19, …
Find the two words, one from each bracketed group, which are the most opposite to each other in meaning.
(strong, heavy, tall) and (thin, weak, fat)
(little, quiet, mean) and (wide, naughty, generous)
(wild, rotten, broken) and (perfect, ripe, tame)
(steamy, static, cold) and (moving, clammy, jumpy)
(foreign, naive, educated) and (unfamiliar, ignorant, silly)
Which TWO words are the odd ones out?
Blue, colour, purple, yellow, flower
Thump, thud, tiptoe, bang, tickle
Lad, bloke, girl, woman, chap
Fly, dog, spider, cat, rabbit
Catch, chase, trap, snare, hunt
Tom has a pet shop. He has 12 rabbits, 16 gerbils, 24 mice and six guinea pigs. Tom sells eight of his rabbits. What percentage of his remaining animals are rabbits?
There are 8,523 bees in a beekeeper’s hives. 2,914 of the bees are sold to another beekeeper. How many bees remain in the original hives?
There are 35 DVDs in a box. A shop orders 14 boxes. How many DVDs does the shop order?
Which of the following statements is true?
(A) Most prime numbers end in 5.
(B) 2 is not a prime number.
(C) Prime numbers only have one factor.
(D) The sum of the first 3 prime numbers is 10.
(E) All prime numbers are odd.
If a = 2, b = 4, c = 5, d = 7, e = 3 and f = 10, find the value (as a letter) of the following sums.
(2b – e) + a
(b – a) x (d – a)
(c x e) – (b x a)
(d + f) – (e x c)f