RemeliaPractice 21 verbal and 13 non-verbal reasoning types Maths and English for four year groups
11+ practice questions with answers
Examples of each question type, eight or more to a page, each with its answer and the reason, to read with your child or print. There is no account and no sign-up, and the pages collect nothing.
Questions written by Remelia in the style of the familiarisation papers; not taken from any exam paper.
Verbal reasoning
21 question types, as GL Assessment’s familiarisation papers set them.
Each page shows the type laid out as on the paper: five options, or two groups of three with one word to mark in each.
- Move a letterMove one letter from one word to another to make two new words
- One letter for both pairsOne letter ends the first word and starts the second, in both pairs
- Make a wordMake a word from letters of two others, following a pattern
- OppositesOpposites: one word from each group, most opposite in meaning
- Closest in meaningClosest in meaning: one word from each group
- Hidden wordsFind the four-letter word hidden across two words next to each other
- Letters taken outThree letters taken out of a word in capitals make a word
- Word analogiesWord analogies: one word from each group completes the sentence
- Two meaningsOne word that goes equally well with both pairs of words
- Odd two outOdd two out: find the two words that do not go with the other three
- Compound wordsCompound words: join a word from each group to make one word
- Complete the third pairComplete the third pair of words, made the same way as the first two
- Number seriesNumber series: find the next number
- Letter seriesLetter-pair series: find the next pair
- Letter pairsLetter analogies: a pair of letters is to another as a third is to ?
- Letter codesLetter-shift codes: code a word the way another is coded, and read a code back into its word
- Word and number codesWord and number codes: match codes to words, then code or decode
- Letters for numbersLetters stand for numbers: work out the sum and give its letter
- Complete the sumComplete the sum so that both sides are equal
- Information puzzleInformation puzzles: work out an amount or a place from a few facts
- StatementsStatements: which sentence must be true, or cannot be true
Non-verbal reasoning
13 question types, as GL Assessment’s and Quest Assessments’ familiarisation material sets them.
Each page draws the shapes and the five options A to E, as on the paper. Each drawing is described in words for a screen reader, without giving the answer away.
- Shape seriesFind the box that comes next or fills the gap
- GridsFind the box that completes a grid of shapes
- Complete the patternFind the missing piece of a symmetric pattern
- Shape pairsChange a shape the way the first pair changes
- SimilaritiesFind the shape most like the ones given
- Odd one outFind the shape most unlike the other four
- Shape codesWork out what each letter stands for, then code a new shape
- RotationA shaded grid after a quarter or half turn
- ReflectionA shape reflected in a mirror line
- Hidden shapesFind the drawing a shape is hidden in
- Fold and punchWhere the holes are when the paper is opened out
- Cube netsWhich cube a net of symbols folds into
- Nets of solidsWhich net folds to make a solid
Maths
Years 3 to 6: a question for each objective of the national curriculum.
Each year's page has every objective in the curriculum's words, by strand. Where Remelia recognises several mistakes in a strand, a page of six questions shows them.
- Year 3 maths32 objectives; common mistakes in place value, fractions and measurement
- Year 4 maths42 objectives; common mistakes in fractions and measurement
- Year 5 maths54 objectives; common mistakes in place value, fractions and measurement
- Year 6 maths49 objectives; common mistakes in place value, calculation, fractions and measurement
English
Years 3 to 6: grammar, punctuation, spelling, vocabulary and reading.
Each year's page has a question for each objective, in the curriculum's words. The Year 3 and Year 5 pages add a text to read with a question for each reading objective.
- Year 3 English24 questions; reading
- Year 4 English21 questions
- Year 5 English27 questions; reading
- Year 6 English12 questions
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