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Twelve short questions across four subjects. At the end, you will see the exact ideas to practise—not just a percentage.

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1
MathsFractions
Calculate 5/6 − 1/4.
Choose one answerA4/2B7/12C2/3D4/12
2
MathsPercentages
A class of 40 pupils has 60% attending a club. How many attend?
Choose one answerA16B20C24D60
3
MathsRatio, proportion & rates
The ratio of adults to children is 2:7. There are 54 people altogether. How many are children?
Choose one answerA12B14C40D42
4
EnglishPunctuation control
Choose the correctly punctuated sentence.
Choose one answerAMy uncle who lives in York, is visiting.BMy uncle, who lives in York is visiting.CMy uncle, who lives in York, is visiting.DMy uncle who, lives in York, is visiting.
5
EnglishInference
‘Marcus volunteered to go first, but his voice shook and he gripped the notes with both hands.’ What is most likely?
Choose one answerAHe is confident and relaxed.BHe is nervous despite volunteering.CHe has forgotten how to read.DHe wants someone else to fail.
6
EnglishSelecting evidence
Which quotation best supports the claim that the room has been abandoned suddenly?
Choose one answerA‘A calendar hung beside the door.’B‘Half-eaten meals remained on the table and one chair lay overturned.’C‘The room had four windows.’D‘Dust covered the highest shelf.’
7
Verbal ReasoningAnalogies & word relationships
FRAGILE is to BREAK as FLAMMABLE is to ___.
Choose one answerAsmokeBburnCheatDwood
8
Verbal ReasoningAlphabetical order
Which word comes first alphabetically?
Choose one answerAtrainBtrailCtraitDtray
9
Verbal ReasoningLogic & deduction
Four seats are in a row. Ella sits immediately left of Faisal. Gus sits immediately right of Faisal. Which order must occur?
Choose one answerAGus, Faisal, EllaBElla, Faisal, GusCFaisal, Ella, GusDElla, Gus, Faisal
10
Non-Verbal ReasoningRotation
A mark is at the bottom-left of a square. After a half-turn, where is it?
Choose one answerAtop-rightBtop-leftCbottom-rightDbottom-left
11
Non-Verbal ReasoningReflection
An arrow points upwards with a dot on its left side. The whole figure is reflected in a vertical mirror line. Where will the dot be?
Choose one answerALeft of an upward arrowBRight of an upward arrowCLeft of a downward arrowDRight of a downward arrow
12
Non-Verbal ReasoningMatrices
In each row, the third box contains the total number of dots in the first two boxes. The first row is 1, 2, 3. The second row is 2, 4, ?. How many dots belong in the missing box?
Choose one answerA4B5C6D8

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Calculate 5/6 − 1/4.

A class of 40 pupils has 60% attending a club. How many attend?

The ratio of adults to children is 2:7. There are 54 people altogether. How many are children?

Choose the correctly punctuated sentence.

‘Marcus volunteered to go first, but his voice shook and he gripped the notes with both hands.’ What is most likely?

Which quotation best supports the claim that the room has been abandoned suddenly?

FRAGILE is to BREAK as FLAMMABLE is to ___.

Which word comes first alphabetically?

Four seats are in a row. Ella sits immediately left of Faisal. Gus sits immediately right of Faisal. Which order must occur?

A mark is at the bottom-left of a square. After a half-turn, where is it?

An arrow points upwards with a dot on its left side. The whole figure is reflected in a vertical mirror line. Where will the dot be?

In each row, the third box contains the total number of dots in the first two boxes. The first row is 1, 2, 3. The second row is 2, 4, ?. How many dots belong in the missing box?