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For more 11 Plus practice materials or useful advice

www.chuckra.co.uk From the publishers of the best selling 11+ Playing Cards…

• Thousands of high quality practice questions available for FREE – Print or Complete Online

• Specialist Verbal Reasoning Method & Technique Videos – watch online for FREE

• Small group Eleven Plus Courses run by Chuckra Tuition ensuring individual attention

Making 11 Plus Exam preparation

available to everyone!

YOUR FREE

VERBAL REASONING PRACTICE PAPER

FOLLOWS…

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Verbal Reasoning Full-Length Practice Paper 5w w w . c h u c k r a . c o . u k

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Time allowed : 50 minutes

Type 1In each of the following questions, find the letters thatbest complete the series. The alphabet has beenprovided to assist you.

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

EXAMPLE JW KS LO MK NG [ ___ ]

Answer : OC

1. CX EU HS LR QR [ ______ ]

2. AA BB CC DD EE [ ______ ]

3. GG GF HE JD MC [ ______ ]

4. QF VZ AT FN KH [ ______ ]

5. ZC AG CL FR JY [ ______ ]

6. ST VV QR WV PP YV PN BV QL [ ______ ]

Type 3You have been given four words and three codes. Thecodes are not necessarily written in the same order asthe words and one code is missing. Once you havefigured out which word belongs to each code, answerthe questions that follow.

NOVA REAP OVEN LOAN 4853 3481 7516

7. What is the code for NEAR [ ______ ]

8. What is the code for EARNER [ ______ ]

9. What is the code for NEON [ ______ ]

PINK MILD PUNK KIND 3862 3462 5471

10. What is the code for DULL [ ______ ]

11. What does 3873 mean [ ______ ]

12. What does 2477 mean [ ______ ]

Type 5In each of the following questions, the word in bracketsin the second group must be made from the wordsoutside the brackets in the same way as the word inbrackets in the first group is made from the wordsoutside the brackets in the first group. Find the missingword.

EXAMPLE CLEAN [ SAFE ] FRESHALTAR [ ____________ ] CUFFS

Answer : FACT

13. FRONT [ FIND ] FINDSFALSE [ ____________ ] BIRTH

14. HELPS [ KEEPS ] TOKENPATCH [ ____________ ] ACTED

15. BREAK [ TRIAL ] STILLKILLS [ ____________ ] UTTER

16. DEATH [ SHED ] STAGESAVES [ ____________ ] UNCLE

17. TRULY [ TRUE ] TIMEDCARDS [ ____________ ] ABUSE

18. ALONG [ WOMAN ] WOMENBLOWS [ ____________ ] BOMBS

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Verbal Reasoning Full-Length Practice Paper 5w w w . c h u c k r a . c o . u k

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Type 7In each of the following questions, you are given asentence. One of the words is missing threeconsecutive letters, which on their own make a realword. You need to find the missing letters which willcomplete the word in capitals in the best way to ensurethe sentence makes sense.

EXAMPLE She said EWELL before she boarded the plane.

Answer : FAR

19. But all to no AV

20. Time FS in the holidays

21. The lake was beautifully ST

22. My ILE can't find a network

23. What is he POING at?

24. Read M slowly and clearly

Type 8In each of the following questions, you are given asentence in which a four letter word is hidden at the endof one word and the beginning of the next word. Findthe pair of words that contain a real four letter word.

EXAMPLE Roger paid over the asking price.

Answer : paid over (dove)

25. Haggard feed entirely on raw meat

26. An unseen presence drew us together

27. And Pete stumbled on the stairs

28. That distresses me not at all

29. Let me be very clear here

30. Caterham sent a flag of truce

Type 9In each of the following questions, you are given twowords. Choose one letter that can be moved from theword on the left to the word on the right, making twonew words. You cannot rearrange any letters, but theletter that you move can fit anywhere in the secondword.

EXAMPLE BLOCK RAIN

Answer : B (LOCK BRAIN)

31. FLASH RAYS _________ _________

32. RENDS MUCH _________ _________

33. FAKED BINS _________ _________

34. DEVIL RAFT _________ _________

35. USHER CUTE _________ _________

36. VOUCH DIES _________ _________

Type 11In each of the following questions, find the two words,one from each group, that together make a new, realword. The word from the group on the left always comesfirst.

EXAMPLE (fresh habit mixed) (acted glass at)

Answer : habitat

37. (break wine speaks) (black glass binary)

38. (born centre define) (piece fact notice)

39. (goods start try) (led stream source)

40. (lists work power) (then recent sheet)

41. (pure arise doors) (bad notice top)

42. (guest time power) (table prone credit)

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Verbal Reasoning Full-Length Practice Paper 5w w w . c h u c k r a . c o . u k

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Type 12For each of the following questions, find two words, onefrom each group that are most opposite in meaning.

EXAMPLE (low pump sell) (king high bottom)

Answer : low high

43. (aggressive friendly calculate) (submarine submissive subtract)

44. (release magic concur) (disagree eject wand)

45. (cheap conclusive  costly) (charge liked expensive)

46. (aloud question allow) (prevent audible ask)

47. (faithful stop depend) (fickle constant cap)

48. (argue chaos matches) (agree acceptable  speech)

Type 13For each of the following questions, find two words, onefrom each group, that are most similar in meaning.

EXAMPLE (save jump sell) (king keep hero)

Answer : save keep

49. (gallant rude mice) (teach squeak polite)

50. (like acting working) (dislike performing yachting)

51. (sicken please thanks) (giving pleas disgust)

52. (lure repel cooperate) (attract both regret)

53. (insects badge fad) (ant fashion badger)

54. (hopeful switch opponents) (board team optimistic)

Type 16In the questions below, there are two pairs of words.Choose the word from the five possible answers whichgoes equally well with both the pairs.

EXAMPLE (relax, sleep) (remainder, others)

Answer : rest

55. ( leader, chief ) ( skull, cranium )

supervisor bones head president slave

56. ( darkness, shadow ) ( tint, colour )

gloom shade trace dye paint

57. ( protect, shield ) ( lodging, housing )

razor cabin defend accommodation shelter

58. ( throw, chuck ) ( mix, stir )

hurl toss fry blanket music

59. ( brain, intellect ) ( beware, heed )

head mind careful skull clever

60. ( rare, uncooked ) ( sore, painful )

unusual cross raw upset fruit

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Verbal Reasoning Full-Length Practice Paper 5w w w . c h u c k r a . c o . u k

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Type 17For each of the following questions, numbers have beenallocated to letters. Work out the answer to the sum andmark the appropriate letter on the answer sheet or in thespace provided.

EXAMPLE A = 3, B = 6, C = 23, D = 9, E = 31

B x D - C = [ ___ ]Answer : E

61. A = 12, B = 1, C = 8, D = 17, E = 4D - E + A - C = [ ____ ]

62. A = 4, B = 7, C = 14, D = 8, E = 15E - A - B = [ ____ ]

63. A = 6, B = 12, C = 4, D = 11, E = 13B - A + D - E = [ ____ ]

64. A = 6, B = 16, C = 5, D = 1, E = 30B + A - D - C = [ ____ ]

65. A = 11, B = 19, C = 10, D = 8, E = 1A + D - C - E = [ ____ ]

66. A = 48, B = 32, C = 37, D = 27, E = 8D + C - A + B = [ ____ ]

Type 19In each of the following questions, the numbers in thethird group must be related to each other in the sameway as the numbers in each of the other two groups.Find the missing number.

EXAMPLE ( 3 [ 12 ] 4 ) ( 7 [ 35 ] 5 ) ( 9 [ ____ ] 2 )

Answer : 18

67. ( 18 [ 17 ] 16 ) ( 11 [ 7 ] 3 ) ( 4 [ ___ ] 18 )

68. ( 13 [ 37 ] 15 ) ( 28 [ 46 ] 9 ) ( 1 [ ___ ] 7 )

69. ( 5 [ 120 ] 25 ) ( 10 [ 140 ] 15 ) ( 10 [ ___ ] 8 )

70. ( 11 [ 154 ] 15 ) ( 14 [ 56 ] 5 ) ( 11 [ ___ ] 7 )

71. ( 28 [ 28 ] 2 ) ( 6 [ 4 ] 3 ) ( 24 [ ___ ] 4 )

72. ( 20 [ 149 ] 7 ) ( 5 [ 29 ] 4 ) ( 11 [ ___ ] 13 )

Type 20For each of the following questions, find the number thatbest completes the sum.

EXAMPLE 12 x 3 ÷ 4 = 20 + 7 - [ ___ ]

Answer : 18

73. 33 + 43 + 39 = 8 + 23 + [ ____ ]

74. 28 + 18 + 47 = 33 - 40 + [ ____ ]

75. 14 + 16 - 21 = 41 + 46 - [ ____ ]

76. 4 x 18 ÷ 1 = 46 - 39 + [ ____ ]

77. 6 - 5 - 19 = 49 + 15 - [ ____ ]

78. 2 + 15 - 21 = 41 + 32 - [ ____ ]

Type 21For each question, read the information provided andthen answer the question that follows.

79.You are facing SOUTH. If the sun is on your right, whichdirection will your shadow fall?

80.Sarjit, Nuran and Brandy had to be at Susie’s party by14:30 on Saturday.Sarjit was late. Nuran arrived half an hour early. Brandyarrived later than Nuran.

If these statements are true, which one of the sentencesbelow MUST be true?A)Sarjit arrived 20 minutes after Nuran.B)Brandy left before Sarjit.C)Nuran arrived before Sarjit.D)Sarjit arrived after Brandy.E)Nuran was the only one to bring a present.

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Verbal Reasoning Full-Length Practice Paper 5w w w . c h u c k r a . c o . u k

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Multiple Choice Answer Sheet for Verbal Reasoning Full-Length Practice Paper 5

T1 Ex.

OVOCCOVCCB

Q1

WSWBDEWDBC

Q2

FSLEXQFMFF

Q3

QBQHQPPGQY

Q4

PBPMPZPLFY

Q5

OZLROGXDOL

Q6

FPFVFHHLPT

T3 Ex.

Noexample

forthistype

Q7

35177959355835959855

Q8

517357933023516493957576510233

Q9

35080839048335433548

Q10

18909818904618811877

Q11

PUNKPUMPPULLPULPMIND

Q12

MILDPILLKILL

KINDPINK

T5 Ex.

FACTDOGSMAKEFACEDIGS

Q13

FILEDUTYHITSFIREFIST

Q14

CRUDETEXTSTESTSTENTHTEACH

Q15

HOPESCROSSTIMEDTITLETIGHT

Q16

LAWSTIDY

CAKEUSERUSES

Q17

CANTCARECARSCASTLOTS

Q18

BOMBSROYALBOOTSMATCHBOXES

T7 Ex.

ANDTOPTIN

FAREWE

Q19

AIRAID

CABAIMAIL

Q20

LIEAGEBUTFOGHEY

Q21

ILKNIL

MUGFEEILL

Q22

WOWMOBROWDEWWOE

Q23

TINTIC

TAPTIETIP

Q24

VETTHYARTNIP

THE

T8 Ex.

Roger paidpaid overover the

the askingasking price

Q25

Haggard feedfeed entirely

entirely onon raw

raw meat

Q26

An unseenunseen presence

presence drewdrew us

us together

Q27

And PetePete stumbled

stumbled onon the

the stairs

Q28

That distressesdistresses me

me notnot atat all

Q29

Let meme be

be veryvery clearclear here

Q30

Caterham sentsent aa flagflag of

of truce

T9 Ex.

BLOCK

Q31

FLASH

Q32

RENDS

Q33

FAKED

Q34

DEVIL

Q35

USHER

Q36

VOUCH

T11 Ex.

freshhabit

mixed

actedglass

at

Q37

breakwine

speaks

blackglass

binary

Q38

borncentredefine

piecefact

notice

Q39

goodsstart

try

ledstreamsource

Q40

listswork

power

thenrecentsheet

Q41

purearise

doors

badnotice

top

Q42

guesttime

power

tablepronecredit

T12 Ex.

lowpump

sell

kinghigh

bottom

Q43

aggressivefriendly

calculate

submarinesubmissive

subtract

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Verbal Reasoning Full-Length Practice Paper 5w w w . c h u c k r a . c o . u k

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Q44

releasemagic

concur

disagreeejectwand

Q45

cheapconclusive

 costly

chargeliked

expensive

Q46

aloudquestion

allow

preventaudible

ask

Q47

faithfulstop

depend

fickleconstant

cap

Q48

arguechaos

matches

agreeacceptable

 speech

T13 Ex.

savejump

sell

kingkeephero

Q49

gallantrudemice

teachsqueak

polite

Q50

likeacting

working

dislikeperforming

yachting

Q51

sickenpleasethanks

givingpleas

disgust

Q52

lurerepel

cooperate

attractboth

regret

Q53

insectsbadge

fad

antfashionbadger

Q54

hopefulswitch

opponents

boardteam

optimistic

T16 Ex.

dividebedrest

dreamstay

Q55

supervisorboneshead

presidentslave

Q56

gloomshadetrace

dyepaint

Q57

razorcabin

defendaccommodation

shelter

Q58

hurltoss

fryblanket

music

Q59

headmind

carefulskull

clever

Q60

unusualcross

rawupset

fruit

T17 Ex.

ABCDE

Q61

ABCDE

Q62

ABCDE

Q63

ABCDE

Q64

ABCDE

Q65

ABCDE

Q66

ABCDE

T19 Ex.

318192226

Q67

2410113412

Q68

2236171439

Q69

11981747067

Q70

9166657080

Q71

5915311112

Q72

152175151163157

T20 Ex.

161819277

Q73

13385819684

Q74

11910012796

108

Q75

97125767881

Q76

6291807465

Q77

829780

11688

Q78

10777887579

T21 Ex.

Noexample

forthistype

Q79

NORTHEAST

NORTH EASTSOUTH

WEST

Q80

ABCDE

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Verbal Reasoning Full-Length Practice Paper 5w w w . c h u c k r a . c o . u k

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Answers to Verbal Reasoning Full-Length Practice Paper 5

TYPE 1:1) WS 2) FF 3) QB 4) PB 5) OG 6) FV

TYPE 3:7) 3517 8) 517357 9) 3543 10) 1877 11) PULP 12) KILL

TYPE 5:13) FIST 14) TEACH 15) TITLE 16) USES 17) CARS 18) BOMBS

TYPE 7:19) AIL 20) LIE 21) ILL 22) MOB 23) TIN 24) THE

TYPE 8:25) feed entirely 26) An unseen 27) Pete stumbled 28) at all 29) be very 30) Caterham sent

TYPE 9:31) F 32) N 33) D 34) D 35) H 36) V

TYPE 11:37) wine glass 38) centre piece 39) start led 40) work sheet 41) doors top 42) time table

TYPE 12:43) aggressive submissive 44) concur disagree 45) cheap expensive 46) allow prevent 47) faithful fickle 48) argue agree

TYPE 13:49) gallant polite 50) acting performing 51) sicken disgust 52) lure attract 53) fad fashion 54) hopeful optimistic

TYPE 16:55) head 56) shade 57) shelter 58) toss 59) mind 60) raw

TYPE 17:61) D 62) A 63) C 64) B 65) D 66) A

TYPE 19:67) 11 68) 17 69) 70 70) 66 71) 12 72) 152

TYPE 20:73) 84 74) 100 75) 78 76) 65 77) 82 78) 77

TYPE 21:79) EAST 80) C

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