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11+ Verbal ReasoningPractice Paper 6 · MathedUp

80 questions · 50 minutes
GL-style · 14 sections

Instructions

  1. Do not begin until you are told to start. You have 50 minutes for 80 questions.
  2. Mark every answer on the separate answer sheet, not on this paper.
  3. Most questions want one answer (A–E): shade the matching lozenge in pencil.
  4. Some blocks ask you to find two words, one from each group. Those questions want TWO marks: one from A–C and one from X–Z.
  5. Others show five words and ask for the TWO that do not belong: fill two lozenges from A–E. Both must be right to score the mark.
  6. Work quickly and carefully. If a question is hard, move on and come back.
  7. Rub out any answer you want to change. Do not leave two marks for one question.
Example: to choose answer C, shade it like this: ABCDE

Section 1Letter in Two Brackets

The same letter must fit into both sets of brackets, to complete the word in front of the brackets and begin the word after. Find that letter.

Worked example
pu [ ? ] urse   salo [ ? ] ip
rA
xB
bC
cD
nE
Answer E — n makes pun, nurse, salon, nip.
1
The same letter must fit into both sets of brackets, to complete the word in front of the brackets and begin the word after. Find that letter.
thum [ ? ] urnt   da [ ? ] ad
oA
uB
bC
wD
vE
2
The same letter must fit into both sets of brackets, to complete the word in front of the brackets and begin the word after. Find that letter.
rin [ ? ] lory   sun [ ? ] rave
iA
pB
dC
gD
tE
3
The same letter must fit into both sets of brackets, to complete the word in front of the brackets and begin the word after. Find that letter.
queu [ ? ] arth   ic [ ? ] nemy
lA
cB
eC
aD
jE
4
The same letter must fit into both sets of brackets, to complete the word in front of the brackets and begin the word after. Find that letter.
aren [ ? ] rt   te [ ? ] tlas
oA
sB
mC
aD
lE
5
The same letter must fit into both sets of brackets, to complete the word in front of the brackets and begin the word after. Find that letter.
qui [ ? ] one   jaz [ ? ] eal
sA
zB
yC
mD
xE
6
The same letter must fit into both sets of brackets, to complete the word in front of the brackets and begin the word after. Find that letter.
thi [ ? ] lice   glas [ ? ] team
oA
yB
fC
kD
sE
7
The same letter must fit into both sets of brackets, to complete the word in front of the brackets and begin the word after. Find that letter.
drum [ ? ] cene   map [ ? ] lot
iA
qB
sC
tD
wE

Section 2Compound Words

Find the two words, one from each group, that together make one correctly spelt word. The word from the first group always comes first. Mark BOTH words.

Worked example
(snow rail on)  (way butter day)
snowA
railB
onC
wayX
butterY
dayZ
Answer B X — mark one word in each group. rail + way = railway.
8
Find the two words, one from each group, that together make one correctly spelt word. The word from the first group always comes first.
(back every butter)  (sea thing tooth)
backA
everyB
butterC
seaX
thingY
toothZ
9
Find the two words, one from each group, that together make one correctly spelt word. The word from the first group always comes first.
(butter light table)  (under cup ache)
butterA
lightB
tableC
underX
cupY
acheZ
10
Find the two words, one from each group, that together make one correctly spelt word. The word from the first group always comes first.
(walk table book)  (case ache butter)
walkA
tableB
bookC
caseX
acheY
butterZ
11
Find the two words, one from each group, that together make one correctly spelt word. The word from the first group always comes first.
(class car shop)  (ground room walk)
classA
carB
shopC
groundX
roomY
walkZ
12
Find the two words, one from each group, that together make one correctly spelt word. The word from the first group always comes first.
(home light snow)  (ache day work)
homeA
lightB
snowC
acheX
dayY
workZ
13
Find the two words, one from each group, that together make one correctly spelt word. The word from the first group always comes first.
(ball can king)  (did butter sea)
ballA
canB
kingC
didX
butterY
seaZ

Section 3Three-Letter Words

In these sentences, the word in capitals has had three letters next to each other taken out. These three letters will make one correctly-spelt word without changing their order. Mark the correct three-letter word.

Worked example
She was the GREST runner in the county.
jarA
hubB
dinC
eatD
witE
Answer D — Putting EAT back into GREST makes GREATEST.
14
The word in capitals has had three letters next to each other taken out. Those three letters make a word. Find it.
A tall oak stood in the FGROUND.
eveA
nodB
oreC
yetD
padE
15
The word in capitals has had three letters next to each other taken out. Those three letters make a word. Find it.
The lorry was SKIDG on the wet road.
urnA
dinB
pubC
jugD
rodE
16
The word in capitals has had three letters next to each other taken out. Those three letters make a word. Find it.
The warm blanket gave him some COMT.
mopA
whoB
fewC
pubD
forE
17
The word in capitals has had three letters next to each other taken out. Those three letters make a word. Find it.
She baked a tray of chocolate BNIES.
dewA
rowB
gymC
fogD
topE
18
The word in capitals has had three letters next to each other taken out. Those three letters make a word. Find it.
The crowd was SHOUG for more.
tinA
apeB
pinC
dabD
ionE
19
The word in capitals has had three letters next to each other taken out. Those three letters make a word. Find it.
The team needed a better STEGY.
canA
kidB
ripC
ebbD
ratE
20
The word in capitals has had three letters next to each other taken out. Those three letters make a word. Find it.
The field became a muddy BATTROUND.
zipA
layB
menC
legD
hoeE

Section 4Synonym Pairs

Find the two words, one from each group, that are closest in meaning. Mark BOTH words.

Worked example
(pretty polite neat)  (frightened smart dirty)
prettyA
politeB
neatC
frightenedX
smartY
dirtyZ
Answer C Y — mark one word in each group. “neat” and “smart” mean the same.
21
Find the two words, one from each group, that are closest in meaning.
(vain furious thunderous)  (fearful egotistical false)
vainA
furiousB
thunderousC
fearfulX
egotisticalY
falseZ
22
Find the two words, one from each group, that are closest in meaning.
(false angry smart)  (furious sturdy noted)
falseA
angryB
smartC
furiousX
sturdyY
notedZ
23
Find the two words, one from each group, that are closest in meaning.
(begin oppress ascend)  (cease change suppress)
beginA
oppressB
ascendC
ceaseX
changeY
suppressZ
24
Find the two words, one from each group, that are closest in meaning.
(indolent enthralling dangerous)  (mercurial perilous miserable)
indolentA
enthrallingB
dangerousC
mercurialX
perilousY
miserableZ
25
Find the two words, one from each group, that are closest in meaning.
(cold hot far)  (icy indolent erratic)
coldA
hotB
farC
icyX
indolentY
erraticZ
26
Find the two words, one from each group, that are closest in meaning.
(funny brave cowardly)  (dingy fearless big)
funnyA
braveB
cowardlyC
dingyX
fearlessY
bigZ

Section 5Verbal Logic

Read the information, then find the answer that must be true.

Worked example
Anna is stronger than Kai. Ruby is stronger than Anna. Max is stronger than Ben. Kai is stronger than Max.   Who is the strongest?
KaiA
MaxB
RubyC
BenD
AnnaE
Answer C — Chain the comparisons in order: Ruby is the strongest.
27
Read the information, then answer the question.
Anna is heavier than Beth. Beth is heavier than Sam. Finn is heavier than Anna. Lily is heavier than Finn.   Who is the heaviest?
LilyA
FinnB
AnnaC
BethD
SamE

Section 6Letters by Position

The three words in the second group should go together in the same way as the three in the first group. Find the word that is missing in the second group.

Worked example
(stock [pot] adopt)   (tenth [ ? ] event)
theA
vetB
eveC
netD
henE
Answer D — pot is the 4th letter of adopt, the 3rd letter of adopt and the 5th letter of adopt. The same positions of tenth and event give net.
28
The three words in the second group go together in the same way as the three in the first group. Find the missing word.
(lever [roe] roman)   (guide [ ? ] layer)
eggA
ladB
dugC
gigD
dryE
29
The three words in the second group go together in the same way as the three in the first group. Find the missing word.
(ideal [lay] young)   (lemon [ ? ] wedge)
oweA
nowB
logC
legD
donE
30
The three words in the second group go together in the same way as the three in the first group. Find the missing word.
(treat [net] noble)   (fling [ ? ] funny)
nunA
fluB
figC
illD
innE
31
The three words in the second group go together in the same way as the three in the first group. Find the missing word.
(people [eel] result)   (comedy [ ? ] french)
rodA
doeB
feeC
oreD
donE
32
The three words in the second group go together in the same way as the three in the first group. Find the missing word.
(offset [eve] driver)   (visual [ ? ] faster)
tarA
itsB
rutC
fatD
ateE
33
The three words in the second group go together in the same way as the three in the first group. Find the missing word.
(cycle [yet] these)   (pivot [ ? ] spurt)
tipA
potB
proC
itsD
sitE
34
The three words in the second group go together in the same way as the three in the first group. Find the missing word.
(chant [arc] argue)   (third [ ? ] baker)
herA
ateB
kidC
tabD
batE

Section 7Double Meanings

Only one of the five possible answers will go equally well with both of these pairs of words. Mark it on the answer sheet.

Worked example
(teach drill)   (wagon carriage)
calmA
trainB
expressC
instructD
locomotiveE
Answer B — TRAIN can mean teach or drill, and it can also mean wagon or carriage.
35
Only one of the five answers will go equally well with both of these pairs of words. Find it.
(cold chilly)   (composed unruffled)
coolA
crispB
freshC
relaxedD
calmE
36
Only one of the five answers will go equally well with both of these pairs of words. Find it.
(lob fling)   (company actors)
playersA
castB
throwC
troupeD
hurlE
37
Only one of the five answers will go equally well with both of these pairs of words. Find it.
(accurate correct)   (due claim)
trueA
exactB
entitlementC
rightD
privilegeE
38
Only one of the five answers will go equally well with both of these pairs of words. Find it.
(harsh strict)   (tail aft)
stonyA
severeB
backC
rearD
sternE
39
Only one of the five answers will go equally well with both of these pairs of words. Find it.
(obvious plain)   (transparent glassy)
evidentA
clearB
apparentC
pureD
crystalE
40
Only one of the five answers will go equally well with both of these pairs of words. Find it.
(just unbiased)   (fete carnival)
honestA
impartialB
fairC
galaD
funfairE

Section 8Letter Series

Find the letters that continue the series and mark them on the answer sheet.

AlphabetA1B2C3D4E5F6G7H8I9J10K11L12M13N14O15P16Q17R18S19T20U21V22W23X24Y25Z26
Worked example
M  O  Q  S  U  ?
VA
XB
WC
SD
UE
Answer C — Letter series — each letter moves by a fixed step.
41
Which letters continue the series?
PH  KS  UC  FN  ZX  AI  ?
FTA
VDB
AIC
ESD
USE
42
Which letters continue the series?
PR  JL  KV  GO  FZ  DR  ?
DRA
KDB
BEC
ADD
AUE
43
Which letters continue the series?
BG  EK  IP  NV  TC  ?
TCA
ZJB
MUC
AKD
BLE
44
Which letters continue the series?
AQ  VS  RT  OT  MS  ?
KRA
LQB
NUC
MRD
MSE
45
Which letters continue the series?
DE  TM  HI  OJ  LM  JG  ?
JGA
PQB
EDC
QRD
HQE
46
Which letters continue the series?
HG  NG  DK  KD  ZO  HA  ?
VSA
WTB
DSC
EXD
HAE
47
Which letters continue the series?
QS  OI  UP  TE  YM  YA  ?
UJA
DKB
DWC
CJD
YAE

Section 9Antonym Pairs

Find the two words, one from each group, that are most opposite in meaning. Mark BOTH words.

Worked example
(dry hilarious roomy)  (big wet courteous)
dryA
hilariousB
roomyC
bigX
wetY
courteousZ
Answer A Y — mark one word in each group. “dry” and “wet” are opposites.
48
Find the two words, one from each group, that are most opposite in meaning.
(daring engaged private)  (public mercurial celebrated)
daringA
engagedB
privateC
publicX
mercurialY
celebratedZ
49
Find the two words, one from each group, that are most opposite in meaning.
(afraid modern new)  (ancient smart amusing)
afraidA
modernB
newC
ancientX
smartY
amusingZ
50
Find the two words, one from each group, that are most opposite in meaning.
(fearless bold brave)  (cowardly heroic daring)
fearlessA
boldB
braveC
cowardlyX
heroicY
daringZ
51
Find the two words, one from each group, that are most opposite in meaning.
(enjoy succeed peer)  (lock fail recall)
enjoyA
succeedB
peerC
lockX
failY
recallZ
52
Find the two words, one from each group, that are most opposite in meaning.
(recede collect scatter)  (show gather gaze)
recedeA
collectB
scatterC
showX
gatherY
gazeZ
53
Find the two words, one from each group, that are most opposite in meaning.
(dim early drowsy)  (late ill poorly)
dimA
earlyB
drowsyC
lateX
illY
poorlyZ

Section 10Hidden Words

In these sentences, a word of four letters is hidden at the end of one word and the beginning of the next. Find the pair of words that contains the hidden word.

Worked example
Another captain checked rough tankards methodically.
Another captainA
captain checkedB
checked roughC
rough tankardsD
tankards methodically.E
Answer B — The hidden word is INCH, across "captain checked".
54
A word of four letters is hidden at the end of one word and the beginning of the next. Find the pair of words that contains it.
Another climber delivered bulky crates thoroughly.
Another climberA
climber deliveredB
delivered bulkyC
bulky cratesD
crates thoroughly.E
55
A word of four letters is hidden at the end of one word and the beginning of the next. Find the pair of words that contains it.
Another tourist arranged unused hammers downstairs.
Another touristA
tourist arrangedB
arranged unusedC
unused hammersD
hammers downstairs.E
56
A word of four letters is hidden at the end of one word and the beginning of the next. Find the pair of words that contains it.
Her weaver balanced plain sails promptly.
Her weaverA
weaver balancedB
balanced plainC
plain sailsD
sails promptly.E
57
A word of four letters is hidden at the end of one word and the beginning of the next. Find the pair of words that contains it.
Her captain checked unused nets downstairs.
Her captainA
captain checkedB
checked unusedC
unused netsD
nets downstairs.E
58
A word of four letters is hidden at the end of one word and the beginning of the next. Find the pair of words that contains it.
Each trapper raised wide anchors awkwardly.
Each trapperA
trapper raisedB
raised wideC
wide anchorsD
anchors awkwardly.E
59
A word of four letters is hidden at the end of one word and the beginning of the next. Find the pair of words that contains it.
The rower loosened crooked ladders hurriedly.
The rowerA
rower loosenedB
loosened crookedC
crooked laddersD
ladders hurriedly.E
60
A word of four letters is hidden at the end of one word and the beginning of the next. Find the pair of words that contains it.
Rowers wriggled together beyond sunlit barns.
Rowers wriggledA
wriggled togetherB
together beyondC
beyond sunlitD
sunlit barns.E

Section 11Odd One Out

Four of these words go together. Find the one that does not belong.

Worked example
cow · frog · deer · wolf · bluebell
cowA
frogB
deerC
wolfD
bluebellE
Answer E — Four are animals; “bluebell” is not.
61
Which word does not belong with the others?
shelf · wardrobe · bench · desk · chestnut
wardrobeA
chestnutB
deskC
benchD
shelfE
62
Which word does not belong with the others?
taxi · truck · tram · yacht · scarlet
taxiA
truckB
yachtC
tramD
scarletE
63
Which word does not belong with the others?
raspberry · plum · pansy · kiwi · apricot
kiwiA
pansyB
raspberryC
apricotD
plumE
64
Which word does not belong with the others?
poppy · lily · daisy · tulip · elm
tulipA
lilyB
daisyC
elmD
poppyE
65
Which word does not belong with the others?
goat · dog · cat · couch · fox
goatA
catB
dogC
couchD
foxE
66
Which word does not belong with the others?
lorry · bus · coach · table · tram
tableA
coachB
tramC
busD
lorryE

Section 12Verbal Logic

Read the information, then find the answer that must be true.

Worked example
Anna is stronger than Kai. Ruby is stronger than Anna. Max is stronger than Ben. Kai is stronger than Max.   Who is the strongest?
KaiA
MaxB
RubyC
BenD
AnnaE
Answer C — Chain the comparisons in order: Ruby is the strongest.
67
Read the information, then choose the statement that must be true.
Jack is heavier than Beth. Mia is heavier than Ruby. Beth is heavier than Lily. Lily is heavier than Mia.   Which statement is true?
Mia is heavier than Beth.A
Beth is heavier than Jack.B
Beth is heavier than Mia.C
Lily is heavier than Jack.D
Ruby is heavier than Mia.E

Section 13Letter Analogies

The second pair of letters goes together in the same way as the first. Find the missing pair.

AlphabetA1B2C3D4E5F6G7H8I9J10K11L12M13N14O15P16Q17R18S19T20U21V22W23X24Y25Z26
Worked example
F → I :: J → ?
NA
MB
KC
JD
GE
Answer B — F → I uses the same move as J → ?
68
Complete the pair: which letters finish the second pair the same way?
BK → YJ :: IE → ?
FDA
ECB
IEC
LFD
GDE
69
Complete the pair: which letters finish the second pair the same way?
AE → BC :: IL → ?
KJA
KIB
HNC
ILD
JJE
70
Complete the pair: which letters finish the second pair the same way?
HO → GQ :: QJ → ?
QLA
RHB
PLC
QJD
OME
71
Complete the pair: which letters finish the second pair the same way?
UL → XM :: AD → ?
XCA
EFB
ADC
DED
EEE
72
Complete the pair: which letters finish the second pair the same way?
DT → AQ :: AF → ?
WBA
AFB
YCC
DID
XCE
73
Complete the pair: which letters finish the second pair the same way?
HE → FD :: LK → ?
IIA
JJB
NLC
LKD
KJE
74
Complete the pair: which letters finish the second pair the same way?
FU → CY :: TP → ?
TPA
PUB
WLC
RTD
QTE

Section 14Letters for Numbers

In these questions letters stand for numbers. Work out the answer, then find its letter.

Worked example
B=4 C=5 A=3 D=12  |  A + C − B = ?
DA
AB
BC
ED
CE
Answer C — A + C − B = 4, and B = 4.
75
Use the letter values to work out the answer as a letter.
D=10 C=5 B=8 A=4 E=6  |  D − C = ?
AA
BB
EC
CD
DE
76
Use the letter values to work out the answer as a letter.
B=12 A=10 E=8 C=6 D=4  |  A + D − E = ?
CA
BB
EC
DD
AE
77
Use the letter values to work out the answer as a letter.
D=5 E=10 C=2 B=3 A=6  |  D − C = ?
EA
CB
DC
BD
AE
78
Use the letter values to work out the answer as a letter.
A=4 E=3 B=5 D=10 C=6  |  A + C − B = ?
BA
CB
AC
DD
EE
79
Use the letter values to work out the answer as a letter.
A=10 E=8 B=4 D=5 C=6  |  C + E − A = ?
EA
DB
CC
BD
AE
80
Use the letter values to work out the answer as a letter.
E=2 C=6 A=5 B=3 D=12  |  C − B = ?
AA
BB
DC
ED
CE

Answer Sheet11+ Verbal Reasoning · Paper 6

Score
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Name: School: Date:
Use a pencil. For most questions fill in one lozenge (A–E). Where a row shows A–C and X–Z, the question wants two marks, one in each group. Rub out mistakes fully.
Section 1
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Mark Scheme11+ Verbal Reasoning · Paper 6

Score out of 80
1Cb makes thumb, burnt, dab, bad.
2Dg makes ring, glory, sung, grave.
3Ce makes queue, earth, ice, enemy.
4Da makes arena, art, tea, atlas.
5Bz makes quiz, zone, jazz, zeal.
6Es makes this, slice, glass, steam.
7Cs makes drums, scene, maps, slot.
8B Yevery + thing = everything.
9A Ybutter + cup = buttercup.
10C Xbook + case = bookcase.
11A Yclass + room = classroom.
12A Zhome + work = homework.
13B Xcan + did = candid.
14CPutting ORE back into FGROUND makes FOREGROUND.
15BPutting DIN back into SKIDG makes SKIDDING.
16EPutting FOR back into COMT makes COMFORT.
17BPutting ROW back into BNIES makes BROWNIES.
18APutting TIN back into SHOUG makes SHOUTING.
19EPutting RAT back into STEGY makes STRATEGY.
20DPutting LEG back into BATTROUND makes BATTLEGROUND.
21A Y“vain” and “egotistical” mean the same.
22B X“angry” and “furious” mean the same.
23B Z“oppress” and “suppress” mean the same.
24C Y“dangerous” and “perilous” mean the same.
25A X“cold” and “icy” mean the same.
26B Y“brave” and “fearless” mean the same.
27AChain the comparisons in order: Lily is the heaviest.
28Broe is the 1st letter of roman, the 2nd letter of roman and the 4th letter of lever. The same positions of guide and layer give lad.
29Blay is the 5th letter of ideal, the 4th letter of ideal and the 1st letter of young. The same positions of lemon and wedge give now.
30Cnet is the 1st letter of noble, the 3rd letter of treat and the 5th letter of treat. The same positions of fling and funny give fig.
31Aeel is the 2nd letter of result, the 2nd letter of people and the 5th letter of people. The same positions of comedy and french give rod.
32Eeve is the 5th letter of offset, the 4th letter of driver and the 5th letter of driver. The same positions of visual and faster give ate.
33Dyet is the 2nd letter of cycle, the 5th letter of these and the 1st letter of these. The same positions of pivot and spurt give its.
34Earc is the 1st letter of argue, the 2nd letter of argue and the 1st letter of chant. The same positions of third and baker give bat.
35ACOOL can mean cold or chilly, and it can also mean composed or unruffled.
36BCAST can mean lob or fling, and it can also mean company or actors.
37DRIGHT can mean accurate or correct, and it can also mean due or claim.
38ESTERN can mean harsh or strict, and it can also mean tail or aft.
39BCLEAR can mean obvious or plain, and it can also mean transparent or glassy.
40CFAIR can mean just or unbiased, and it can also mean fete or carnival.
41DLetter series — two patterns alternate, so compare every other pair.
42DLetter series — two patterns alternate, so compare every other pair.
43DLetter series — the size of each move changes by a fixed amount.
44BLetter series — the size of each move changes by a fixed amount.
45BLetter series — two patterns alternate, so compare every other pair.
46ALetter series — two patterns alternate, so compare every other pair.
47DLetter series — two patterns alternate, so compare every other pair.
48C X“private” and “public” are opposites.
49B X“modern” and “ancient” are opposites.
50C X“brave” and “cowardly” are opposites.
51B Y“succeed” and “fail” are opposites.
52C Y“scatter” and “gather” are opposites.
53B X“early” and “late” are opposites.
54EThe hidden word is TEST, across "crates thoroughly.".
55BThe hidden word is STAR, across "tourist arranged".
56BThe hidden word is VERB, across "weaver balanced".
57BThe hidden word is INCH, across "captain checked".
58DThe hidden word is IDEA, across "wide anchors".
59AThe hidden word is HERO, across "The rower".
60CThe hidden word is HERB, across "together beyond".
61BFour are furniture; “chestnut” is not.
62EFour are vehicles; “scarlet” is not.
63BFour are fruits; “pansy” is not.
64DFour are flowers; “elm” is not.
65DFour are animals; “couch” is not.
66AFour are vehicles; “table” is not.
67CChain the comparisons in order: Beth is heavier than Mia.
68ABK → YJ uses the same move as IE → ?
69EAE → BC uses the same move as IL → ?
70CHO → GQ uses the same move as QJ → ?
71DUL → XM uses the same move as AD → ?
72EDT → AQ uses the same move as AF → ?
73BHE → FD uses the same move as LK → ?
74EFU → CY uses the same move as TP → ?
75DD − C = 5, and C = 5.
76AA + D − E = 6, and C = 6.
77DD − C = 3, and B = 3.
78AA + C − B = 5, and B = 5.
79DC + E − A = 4, and B = 4.
80BC − B = 3, and B = 3.