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Savy - Sat = eadonnende tation beh e Senozvove eae Tassel -é > hounawin ty ansats \ Pea nay Peta raat rye Published ynsonThores Ng Troe an nas Learing com. ai at ‘Sccitod im anyway wih NFER lon Crveavorxrce -Layitts Q Fee’ —b S Ponca fe Nelson Thornes etn "Az beri bl abi h clanFind the two words which are the odd ones Give the answer to each of these calculations out in the followng groups of words. as aletter Example Example en house black king purple gt 1 encourage improve expect uige insprre 2 myth fable note tale magazine 3 wolf tiger lion panther bear 4 chair table sofa window stool 5 rock mud dirt soil stone 6 quick soon beside under over CONTINUE 2,¢=3,d=4ande=5: .b b+d-e- a= Ita=20,b= 10,0 =5,d=4ande =2 7 (b-d)-e= B lato= 9 (oxd+ 10 3b-5e= 11 cd-(a-b)= 120 beta= CONTINUEFind the two words, one from each group, which are the most opposiio in meaning, Example (dawn, early, wake) (late, stop, sunrise) Find the two missing pairs of letters in the following sequences. The alphabet has been writen out to help you. ABCDEFGHISKLMNOPOAS TUVWXYZ Example co DQ EP FP GO HO 13 (shout, realise, (consider, forget, remember scream) 19 BG Bl CKO 14 (hamper, assis, (pretend, help, support) escape) 20 vu TS =O PO 15 (frugal, peacetul (economical, sparing, acceptable) extravagant) 2 BD EG kM as 16 (annoy troubled, (content, furious, 22 Xd WH Ve VE itchy) iritate) 2. KN LO. MPO 17 (extrome, fulfil, (complete frst, endless) limted) 2 mw OW wr UR CONTINUE sss SE Read the first two statements and then choose ‘one of the four options below that must be true. Example Lions are animals. Animals are not stone Lions are cruel Lions are flesh, Lions are not stone. ions are animais because they hunt. 18 Monet painted poppies. He was bom in Fiance, Pictures consist of paint. Monet liked poppies. Monet was a French painter Poppies grow in France. CONTINUE TO THE NEXT PAGE CONTINUEDAL CY AYE TEER a TITRE wm et Penner Fr the earleter worden athe end of Find two woras, one trom each gu, that go Sewer ort ne bropnning of the next word tegetherto form a new word, Te worse The ccer ofthe ters may pote changes frst toup always comes irs exanpre Example To hte ha bos an ais (nang, green, to) “ight lise, dure) 25 Lstentoner avvice caretuly, 92 {eun,cloud ran) (shone. fal. pou) | 26 © Mymum told me that the best option was for 33° (act, play, sausage) (Ole, cast, 100m) Logie to maik * 34 (at, by. in) (side, wide, last) a féhack door of the new bulking. x 95 (hind, right, rain) (coer, sight, fl) 28 Take your liter home, neve doit 36 0% tour, te) (cear piace. 'e9) 29. The weather forecast forthe evening & appalng 37 (up.under.ctand) (et ght. i 30 Theie sting was caughtina bush 38 (to, by.in (age, held, way) |: CONTINUE (ro. by in) ot Ms CONTINUE Tee 31 Clase 1 was dong 2 survey of favourite rinks. Here are the results of one group’ Paul and Judy tke tea, squash and cola. Peter, Tanya and Toby like lemonade. Suzy and Jon like squash, lemonade and luce. Emiy, Sue and Kamallike cla and milk, AA the girs also like soda water. ‘Which people tke lemonade but not soda water? CONTINUEMove one letter from the firs! word and add it tothe second word to make two new woids. Example hunt sip. hut gn 39 duet sng 40 fright time 41 please. sil 42 train plea 43° split sin 44 horses. «buns. CONTINUE Complete the following sentences in the best way by choosing one word from each set of brackets, Example Tallis to (ree, short, colour) as narrowris 9 (thin, vtite, wide). 45 Minuieisto (hour tiny, second) as-vastis to (clock, time, huge) 46 Pictures to (paint. painter, brush) as book i to (ertst, page, author). a7 Entranoeis to (exit, bewitch, leave) as repel isto (eject, spray, discuss) 48 ese isto (water, garden, watering can) ag baloonis to (gas. child, party). 49 Birdis to (nest, talon, worm) as frog is to (wet, hop. fy) 50 Windowis to (view, curtain, glass) as doors to (visitor, wood, hall). 51 Televisions to (spor, pictuee, sight) as telephone is to (sound, ear, talk). CONTINUE TO THE NEXT PAGEFind the two words, one from each Group, which are closest in meaning, Example (ace, shop stat) (finsh. begin. end) 52 (surge. blanket, (pitow, swell, touch) creep) 53 (beaut, calm, (eacetul, ualy, war) grass) 54 tired, grave, (merry, gratified, cold) solemn) 85 (find, decipher. (lose, crack, it) destroy) 86 (coud, mop. (bucket, whiten, pai) light) 57 (harm, here, (there, contract, hide) conceal) Find the three-letter word which can be adder to the letters in capitals to make anew word The naw word will complete the sentence sensibly. Example 58 59 60 6 62 63 The cat sprang onto the MO. USE May | borrow your NIS racket please? ‘She was CFUL as she handed her mum the ‘cup of hot tea, Michael was SDING at the comer of the stet. Please pee! an OGE for your sister. My fathor makes his car PAYT each month, ‘The politician was KING re-election, CONTINUE CONTINUEFind the two msssing numbers in the folowing Find the letter which wil complete both pais sequences. Of Words, ending the fist word and starting the second. The same letter must be used for both pars of words, Exgmple Example mea(tjable ft )ub 70 64 we 8 4 m 10 2 13 " Rn 2 1” 9 5 m1 2 4 7 1" 26 4 6072 CONTINUE CONTINUE TO THE NEXT PAGELook at the fet group of three words. The word in the middle has been made from the word other two words. Complete the second group of three words in the same way, making anew word in the middle ‘Change the first word of ihe thc pairin the same way as the ciher pairs fo give a new Example bing, hind bare, hare but, hut: Examplo PAIN INTO TOOK ALSO SOON ONLY 7S bolt,bach welt, wash melt 80 PAIN PART SORT CART BIKE 76 ralran — pail pan maa, 81 NEED BIND BINS — MOVE........ TIES 77 Iatest.late ballot, ball offer, 82 COAT CUTE HUGE —8O0I........ FEES 78 deal.lead dear,read team, 83 PEAL PELT TEAK PAIN You 79 pest, step ratetear disk... CONTINUE 84 MEET TIME MINE FOUL....... LOST 85 TILE FATE FARM PINT noo. KEENee ee ee Bond © GMeoition 41* Test Papers, 11+ Test Papers, Verbal Reasoning Pack 1 ree Multiple-choice Test 2 Read the following: ‘e Donot begn tha test oF open this Book'et until tld to do $0. m Work as quickly and as carefully as you can. ag Anewers should be marked in pene in te answer booklet provided, notin this test D0oK"et. ‘= Youmay 06 rough working on a separate sheet of paper ft Ifyourrake a mistake rub out the misteke and write the new answer clearly f= Be careful to keep your place in the accompanying answer booklet & You will have 50 minutes to complete the test sis aes PU RnR ee Sanessteeeeeneee ee eee ‘ones 2077 on vere buontlades ners tawotas bm seedy rn aeorsace me Cori ‘Designs and Paterts Act 1988. " say be repratceor armies nny x ty any een leno einer ‘perceeonin "ta wen reve ion gen tt Son Hoe 60 Hoy Sree Londo. reer wanm wrt nm epitome a ae a on Ft panes 200 Teste Ps akabil = Fwabir setenv mtonionr ie Yortfae d Merry iorarg ornate Cos of Low - Published by Neson Theres. Nelson Tomes fn nits Leasing com associated in any way wth NFER-Neison, ina company and eno Cond ~ Yrank|sbaip) Sows vl Huot - AN S60U0 wblo — antt Nelson ThornesTove are the number codes for four words Find the four-letter word hidden at the end of one word and the beginning of the next word. The order of the lettevs may not be changed. Example ‘The chiigren had bats and balls. 1 Please do not leave m sucha rush. 2 Jack's solowas in the final song 3 Itwould be better to go another evening. 4 Gia's car would not start this morning, 5 Climbing a mountain is a challenge for most people. 6 Biscuits often contain nigh levets of sugar. 10 " Match them to the correct words 9345 5493 9348 5293 STEM PAST STEP PEST Ein A eG CONTINUE CONTINUE 7 David's house is west of the Post Office and south-west of the ferm, The farm is due east of the school. The school is north-west of the Post Office These four places form the points of a square Where is David's house in relation to the school? Give the answer to each of these calculations asaletter. Example 12 13 14 15 16 7 s-p-r= () — (y= CONTINUE CONTINUEChoose the one word in the brackets which wil go equally well with both the pars of words outside the brackets. Example 18 19 20 21 22 23 rush, attack cost, fee (price, hasten, strike, charge. money) firm, sate horse, shelter (slable, ride, house, retable, sound) knife, spoon. divide, part (fraction, fork, cutlery, cut, food) run. flee Jock, fasten (forty, key, batt, escape, hide) . shirt, collar attach, bind (suit, bond, chest, neck, tie) chase, follow wort, fox (purcue, run, hound, jackal, hunt) pighet, boar plant, del (pig, seec, farm, sow, hole) ‘CONTINUE Read the fst two statements anc then choose ‘one of the four options below tha! must be true. Example 24 Lions are animals. Animals are noi stone. Lions are crus Lions are flesh. Lions are not stone ions are animals because they hunt. My house 's made of brick. Bricks are cuboid. My noxt door neighbour's house is made of brick My house is a cuboid My house is made of cuboid bricks. ‘All housos are brick. CONTINUE TO THE NEXT PAGEFind the two missing numbers in the follavar’y | Find the two words, one from each group. which are closest in meaning. Example (finish, begin, end) (race, shop, start) 25 (night, hand, finger) —_—_(left, foot, correct) (forbid, ‘ove, 26 fail, cheap, allow) prohibit) 27 (trong, feeble, fa!) (small, weak, curved) (closed, final, pane) 28 (‘elum, shut, window) 29 (weary, fresh, asieep) —_(stale, tired, awake) (unkind, whole, sort) 90 (kind, thoughtful, part) 31 (black, day, evening) (white, night, light) CONTINUE sequences. Example 2 4 6 8 10 le 32 330638 42 95 8 34016 HB. 35 . 22 27 32 37 36 14 28 sone 112 224 37° 3 4 ve 8 9 CONTINUEFind the three letter word which can be added fo the letters in capitals to make a new word. The new word will complete the sentence sensibly, Example The cat sprang onto the MO. USE 38 The TYR showed no mercy to his prisoner. want 39 Her face REDED with embarrassment. 40 He SERED beiore the meal as he was fithy 41 The DOWiet in enough light for the gir to read her book. 42 The bruise on Sarah's leg TED black and blue. 43 They collected some TS to help start the campfire - 46 47 (comn, pick, cut) 48 (piece, nonh, plea) 49 (be, f01, on) “Tight, house, sure) tor, me. be) (gan, nave, tess) (cain, eye, rein) (Gear, deer, day) (men, snow, bird) (wing, Kind, ace) (lek, ower, sweet) (cure, time, thing) (dread, cause, leave) CONTINUE TO THE NEXT PAGE CONTINUEeee ne Example black king purple. geen house 50 bucket beech spade oak elm 51 church mosque cinema temple theatre 52 53 Find the two words which are the odd ones cout in the following groups of words. cover page paragraph word letter ball game racket score cue cod shark elephant mole starfish screen flower monitor keypad leat nail screw bolt hammer drill Move one letter froin the first word and arti to the sacond word to make two new wets Example hunt sips orip 57 pride rim 58 inse area 59 plead ~— read 60 stick singing 61 shame —_busier 62 climb mine CONTINUE CONTINUEComplete the foliowing sentences in the best way by choosing one word trom each set of brackets. Example 63 64 65 66 67 68 Tallis to (tree, short, colour) as narrow is to (thin, white, wide). Elbow is to (bone, arm, join!) as knee is to (cap, pad, leg). Honest is to (dishonest, genuine, honour) as truthful is fo (candid, question, law). Cast is to (plaster, hurl, play) ‘as catch is to (hand, drop, grasp). Supple is to (bending, metal, rigid) as stif is to (flexible, fiat, cold) Horse is to (stable, hooves, grass) as lion is to (mane, paws, claws). Inch is to (centimetre, foot, creep) as leap is to (metre, jump, frog) CONTINUE Look at the first group of three words. The | word in the middle nas been made from the other two words. Complete the second group of three words in the same way. making anew word in the middie. Example PAIN INTO TOOK — ALSO SOON ONLY 69 BEAT OBOE SOLO INCH ALSO 70 POOL PLAN MANY — SORT........ TUNE 71 AREA RATE TAME = SOLE EVEN 72. FLAN FLIP) PINK) THAT «0. MEUT 73 EASE SEAT EAST — BUGS......... LIKE 74 SAME ABLE BLUE = AFAR EACH CONTINUE TO THE NEXT PAGEFind the missing letters, The alphabet has been written out to help you ABCDEFGHIGKEMNOPORSTUNWKYZ Example ABis to CD as PQ Is ORS 75 KHistoLOas SPisto 76 _Giis tOKMas OQ iso 77 ABIsto EF as isto 78 HM istoWJas PUIsto 79 YXistoWasUT isto MK is to MO as VT is to CONTINUE Find the late’ which will complete both ts Swords. ending the frst word and starting the second. The same letter Must be Used! for oth pairs of words Example mea(t}able fil bub 81 stor... ind mil... not 82 teas... ound AVI... and 89 gras....ale = ga ain 84 has... ime plan...... in 85 ha... ad bi indBond GAM epition 11* Test Papers Verbal Reasoning: Pack 1 Multiple-choice Test 3 Read the followin: ™ Donot begin the test or open this bookét untl told to do so. Work as quickly and as carefully as you can. @ Answers should be marked in pencil in the answer booklet provided, not in this test booklet. 1m You may do rough working on a separate sheet of paper. 1m It you make a mistake rub oUt the mistake and write the new answer clearly 1 Be careful to keep your place in the accompanying answer bookiet You will have 50 minutes to complete the test. “Te rottt Frances Don oe kes at ao ths workhas ben astra by hatin aecoéance wth im Copy Deagroand Pers At 058 = Axis resend No part os pubeason may te erodes otra ay frm by ay mean, cen or {Pecan encuong recon, mewn of ny maNen soregeand tras, steeper wey Seminar acon one opyaguusenan Awe ua sor Poo © TRB Sse noo, seyrson oe lotonto ie puscan may beta etrin prosecvon and cv Cannon nie Meloe ot Comditahicend Uys RETR om orcducus- — Ariher\ Stetomatistn ones ann are Load chacn + Aesop txts a oi on Bh Lay ‘savereoree onze es Parmasion nasa eyay 7 OFS Penta Cains by $010 Pinig letra tt Published by Nelson Thornes. Nolson Thornes is an Insritas Learning company, an is not ‘asooclated i any way wih NFER-Nelgon, Yoo ey Mak ge Vir we “~ONera — kouyes * Aagive - Fale Nelson Thornesina code the word FRACTION 1s writen 28 252q6wmv. Work out tne codes for each of these words 1 CORN 2 FONT Decode these letters and numbers 3 756 4 Szwy CONTINUE Fiead the first two statements and then choose ‘one cf the four options below that must be true. Example Lions are animals. Animals are not stone. ons are cruel. Lions are flesh Lions ere not stone, iTions are animals because they hunt 5 Peas are green. Peas are veaetables. Vegetabes are green. Ailgreen things are vegetables. Vegetabes are peas Peas are green vegetables. 4 ‘CONTINUE ris wore blue shorts Fareada, Nick and Cl " raw, Caroline and Sue wore wht sis See, Chen and Caraire wore blue jeans Shen, Caroline and Fareeda wore 16d erseys nis, Chen and Fareeda wore bive shirts Sue, Nick ana Crs wore blue jerseys Who wore a white shin, bive jeans anc @ red jersey? Find the four-letter word hidden at the end of ‘one word and the beginning of the next word. ‘The order of the letters may not be changed. Example ‘The children had bats and balls. 7 The river's flooding near my house. @ The pavement on our street is very uneven. 9 We have too much homedsark tonight 10 Salers told of mermaids combing their goiden tresses, 11 The floorboards are known to be structurally unsound, 12% Their apples were apparently conn | CONTINUEComplete the following sentences in the best Find the two missing pairs of letters in the way by choosing one word from each set following sequences. The alphabet has been of brackets, written out to help you. ABC DEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ Example Tallis to (tree, short, colour) Example as narrow is 16 (Thin, while, wide) ca 00 EP FP GO HO 13° Aeroplane 1s to (air, fy, arport) as submarine is to (water, periscope, metal). 20 MLO KJ GF ED 14 Fastis to (slow, quick, tight) 24 a ee KP I IR HS aS Dright Is to (sun, metal. cull) 22 AB AD AF vee Al 18 Arduous is to (hard, easy, ardent) @ scared is to (Sacred, spooky, frightened) 23° AM BN oP FR 16 Plant is to (thorn, petal, seed) 8 chicken is to (egg, henhouse, grain). 24 st OP KL GH 7 Flat is to (bungalow, lumpy, house) 25 7 VS: 7 RO PM NK 8 C00! is to (warm, cold, icy) CONTINUE TO THE NEXT PAGE 18 Clears to (clean, see, lucid) as unclean is to (clean, dirty, wash) 19 Sawis to (eye, vision, cut) as knife is to (slice, spoon, utensil) 2 CONTINUEGive the answer fo each of these calculations as.alettes. Example m= 3andn=5 27 Gem) +kxD= 2 itm 290 (m+n)tk= 30 kn-(+mM= 31) = Find the two words, one from 226" JTF? which are closest in meaning. Example (race, shoo, stat) _ finish, begin, end) 32. (craft. eam. paint) (Skil, teach, demolish) a3 (smell, touch. feel) —_ (See, odour, taste) 34 (moon, glow, snow) (shadow, shower, shine) 35 (short, angle, oblong) (tall, rectangle, side) 36 (empty, eager, clever) (tul, foolish, wise) 37 (opening, near, solid) (gap, closing, ajar) CONTINUE CONTINUEFird the two words which, ‘are the odd ones CUI In the following group _ 8 of words, Example Back ng CUP green house 38 leat petal tree vine shrub 99 cloud 1am sleet thunder snow 40 aunt sibing cousin grandmether mother 41 England France Wales Scotland Belgium 42 elirition dictionary synonym thesaurus encyclopaedia bake roast chicken try oil CONTINUE Find the two wor Which are the m Bxamplo @ 44° (pairting, cxginal, an 45 (opposite, same, 35, one from each group, rost opposite nn meanng fawn, early, wake) (late, stop, sunrise) (real, forgery, ) creative) (smi, following, next) last) 46 (betwoon, depart, (inward, external, interna) ext) AT (revere, understand, (admire, despise, trust) Gesire) 48 (distinct, ordinary, (eunny, cleas, fine) special) 49 (severe, tat, (Caiing, genio appearance) Getect) ‘CONTINUE TO THE NEXT PAGEFind two words, one from each group, that go Move one letter from the first word and adie it together to forma new word. The word in the to the second word to make two new words first group always comes first Example Example hunt sip hut snip (hand. g sure) | 56 start sinks 80 «no, me. cap) (Son. chin, table) 57 blame low 51 (mind, go. tea) (ast, close, at) 58 place east 52 (know, some, over) (hin, there, ledge) 59 been eaten $3 (call, will, can) (time, on, and) 60 = mortal §=—dream 54 (be, tide, side) (igh, low, in) 61 brain stale 85 (arm, sea, paper) (oreak, shade, son) $$ | CONTINUE ~ CONTINUE —____CONTINUELook at the tirst group of three words. The Word in the middie has been made from the other two words. Complete the second group of three words in the same way, m, word in the middle Example 63 67 PAIN INTO TOOK NAIL PAIN PAIL WUCK CULT Tick LONE ONCE CELT MUCH PLUM PULP BILE BELT TOOK PONY PINE PIED laking anew ALSO SOON ONLY SASH SEWN PEAR STOP ..... DOSE FIST... KING TRAM CHIN . CRIB KILL BAKE If He two missing numbers in tha following Se0igrces Example 2 eo 68 24 115 9 69 3% 720144 a8 70 17) 12 2 6 71 «10 "1 9 10 72 2 7 wo 8 73 50 346 10 CONTINUE TO THE NEXT PAGExv2 Find the rrissing letters. The alphabet has EFGHIJKLMNOPORSTUVW feennai been writien aut to help you Example ABCOEFGHISKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ ithe code for E SCAPE is KDORYK, . what is the code for PE ‘AS? YKRD Example AB is to CD as PO is to RS It he code for BASKET 6 £% 7 & * © 74 what doas «@ % * & mean? 80 MNisto OP as TUisto 75 it the code for NOT is STY. what 1s the code for PIN? 81 BDistoCFasJLis to 76 Ifthe code tor TAPE is GZKY, 82 Ais toBZas CY is to what is the code for RISK? 83 TRis toPNas LJisto 77 _Ittne code for CRICKET is APGAICR, what is the code for BAT? 84 — PQisoROas STis 10 78 Ii the code for GLAD is FUXZ, what is the 7 is the code for SMILE 85 AZis to BY as CXis to 79 Ifthe code for CHANGE is 38 11475, what does 20 1821 13 16 mean? CONTINUEBond |\gteortion 11* Test Papers Verbal Reasoning: Pack 1 Multiple-choice Test 4 Read the following: ® Donot begin the test or open this bocklet until told to do so. 1 Work as quickly and as carefully as you can. Answers should be marked in pencil in the answer bockiet provided, not in this test booklet. 1m You may do rough working on a separate sheet of paper @ you make a mistake tub out the mistake and write the new answer clearly. 1 Be careful to keep your place in the accompanying answer booklet. @ You wil have 50 minutes to complete the test. us © Fens Dom, aon Tones iG 07, ‘Sigal tarasors € Nason Tomes Ud 80 erence teste mast mth yh nade bon Deargo and Pacers 5 Ensconr Eemipmnr comm trons nr an tna tory Se, ‘ayy ne commits an nano at ation hi pletion maybe tbe ect oreevin and ht ma Mend — heap \Poo eee ame OP - Le Sion oko ie ore RON Wa ES 2 oneaunaans eee : : 1600070 07487 81020 s\ ads \oodksa aan Pinta i nab NO Pry erator id Published by Nelson Thornes. Nolson Thornes is an infinias Leaming company, and is not associated in any way wih NFER-Nelson. Hose st wsb Unies Nelson Thornes Aung, cp - ime.2 3 4 s 6 Find the two words, one from each group. which ate the most opposiie in meaning, Example (dawn, early, wake) (on. fasten, near) (skin, hide, bear) (tight, noose, slack) (under, join, in) (moon, tight, night) (fine, fancy, ill) CONTINUE (late, stop, sunvico) (close, distant, adjacent) (burden, look, seek) {(ast, loose, heng) (connect, detach, through) (star, shy, dark) (dress, dirty, thick) Give the answer to each of these calculations as aletter. Example lta =1,b=2,c=3,d = 4ande = 5: btd- a a=2,b=4,c=5,d = 10ande 7 atd-b= 9 cxd+(a+e= 40 (Xe) d= . 1 bee wz (oxd-|> CONTINUEFind two words, one ‘rom each group, that go together to form a new word. The word in the __ first group always comes first Example (hand, green, fo) (ight, house, sure) 13° (tee, wood, (pecker, picker, branch) packer) 14 (board, cottee, (cup, room, runner) been) 15 (break, flow, (slow, fast, time) minute) 16 (short, fall, (about, circle, round) climb) 17 (some, who, odd) (ever, even, out) 18 (through, out, by) {all, hold, come) CONTINUE Move one leiter trom the first word and add it to the second word to make two new words Example hunt sip shut snip 19 harrow tank 20° crank path 21 flight came 22 cieam bred 23° crane = beak 24 those hen CONTINUE. ‘On Thursdays, Classes 7, 4, Gand 8 have music. Classes 4, 3, 6 and 7 have French. Classes 1, 6, and 3 have geography. All the classes except 6 have maths. Classes 2, §, 8 and 8 have PE. Which Class has all the same lessons as Class 4? \ CONTINUE TO THE NEXT PAGE _ } po |__con ,Ghoose the one worst in the brackets whch Find ine wo missing 9 apne eal wel wh attithe pars of words sequent outside the brackets. Example Example > 4 8 8 OD rush, attack cost, fee tgnice, hasten, stoke, chavge, money) 32 45 40 30 25 26 de pay separate, disconnect (scene, part, leave. ‘school, sum) 33° «5 40 20 460 re 27 0a, shore greet, salute 2a ot Bo i (shel, tie, recognise, see, wave) 35 12 24 28 hers, ours. coal, god 96 = 192 (possess, ore. mine, belong. pt) 36S 4 . 8 25 29 lve, achore twig, wood (stiok, leat, tree, tack, mend) 37 5040 30 clock, time observe, spy CONTINUE (Second, examine, tell, follow, watch) 31 jockey, horse bride, wedding (Oride, groom. jump, hat, ball) A CONTINUEFing the four-letter word hidden at the end of one word and the beginning of the next word. The order of the letters may nol be changed Example The children had bals ard balls. Find the two words, one from each youn, which are closest in meaning Example (race, shop, start) (finish, begin, enc) 38" Dates can be found growing on palm trees. 45 (simple, crucial, difficult, compact, dense) severe) 39° The small boy lost his mether in the crowd. 46 (train, site, (hearing, location, film) station) 40 We made arrangements to visit friends at the weekend. a7 (mound, turbulence, (climb, current, 41 Waves tumbled and crashed on the shingle. calm) upheaval) 42 The cheetah can reach incredible speeds over 48 (last, regular, (first, random, short distances. initial) recent) 43 1d man fell on th ‘ ‘An old man fell on the ice and broke his hip. 49 polon,sside, (ender, whisper, = ti shout) CONTINUE stage) 0 50 (mmpross, distur, (deny. faith, belle!) doubt) | ead the frst two statements and then choose CONTINUE TO THE NEXT PAGE ‘one of the four options below that must be true. Example Lions are animals. Animals are not stone. Lions are cruel. Lions are flesh Lions are not stone. Lions are animals because they hunt 44 Words aro made of letters. Letters can be wntten. AY All words are written. Letters are more important | Jearn than, number's Letters are always written with a pen. Words can be written. pee (———conrineFind the nwo words which are the odd ones '¢ following groups of words. Example black king purple. greenhouse 51 schoo! teacher urwersity college exam 52 swallow homet wasp. robin magpie 53 flour sugar bread mik cake break snap vacation photograph holiday camera videotape television photograph telephone shop market sale casher cutlet CONTINUE Find the three-letter word wrich can be added tothe letters in capitals to make a new word, The new word will complete the sentence sensibly. Example The cat sprang onto the MO. USE ‘She found it AWKD asking for a pay rise. 87 58 He was lold 10 CH up his trousers. 59 She DEDED 10 much on her mother. 60 Last summer Leroy bought a ING boat. 61 [tis well known that lions can be SAV animals. The baker sprinkled COUT on the cake. 62 ree [——econrinveLook at the first group of three words, The wor 'n the middle has been made trom the Other two words. Complete the second group of three words inthe s; nine same way, a word in the middie. " mane Example PAIN INTO TOOK — ALSO SQON ONLY 63 NEED KIND KILL RIND CAPE 64 PEEP PIPE EPIC ARS... WITH 65 EACH HEAT THAT — ACID CART 66 LIMB. BIKE CAKE PUFF... GIRL 67 NINE LINK LOOK LURE... GRIP 68 SIZE HAZE HEAR SAKE... POOR (CONTINUE Compicte the folowing sentences in the best way by choosing one ward trem each set of brackets. Example Tat ig to (tee, short colour) as narrow is to (thin, wrste, wide) 69 Student is to (class, leam, lesson) as juror is to (aw, jury, judge). 70, Eraisto (actor, clock, period) a3 age to (month, epoch, old) 74 Pound is to (hit. pence. hammer) ‘as hour is to (day, time, minute) 72 Right is to (lft, fx, honest) a remedy is to (mend, medicine, illness). 73 River is to (water, bank, boat) as forest is to (shady, tree, branch). 74 — Sooreisto (twenty, achieve, goal) as decade is to (years, ten, success) fo CONTINUE TO THE NEXT PAGEABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ Find the missing letters. The alphabet has been writen out to help you. Example ABCDEFGHIVKLMNOPORSTUVWXYZ Ifthe code for ESCAPE 1s KDORYK, what is the code for PEAS? YKRD Example AB is (0. CD as PO's to RS 75 the code for GREASE is 179.489, what is the code for SAGE? 81 CGisto Alas AE Isto 76 Ifthe code for LIME Is KHLD, what dees OTRG mean? 82 HiistoGJas OR isto 77 Ifthe code for BUTTER is EXWWHU, 83 DHis to MasNRisto what is the code for KNIFE? 84 CX is to DWas EVis to 78 If the code for GAME is HCPL what is the code for SCORE? 85 —ZXis to Was TRis to 79 it the code for SIMPLE is THNOMD, what is the code for EASY? 80 If the code for MUSIC is OWUKE, what does CTV mean? CONTINUENelson Thornes Bond 11+ Verbal Reasoning Test 1 Saleen E | ra TT ay a] a ota nl ark nf [encourage min vot} k nt more tae ter) te me ont vote on) ‘i Seon me ‘ae ponter| wn | Sse more aga ‘bar, sea en tema sret| cone ranger m peed tga ccna a cone son race ‘ost asi nel peace m syurcg a wae E_sumse_t remeber seem - support |= escape £8 acceptible “= extaizcint iano T fa cy} ay i T ons are crue, Prtures consis of paint anmy content exvere [-m compete ors are flesh. 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Endless means to have no end 17 endless. limited (lim, which is the opposite oflimited. a 18 Monet was.a French Pictures consist of paint. Sometimes, but not always. ‘Moret liked poppies. Not enough Information gven in the statement ESeeigne ft te. ‘Aiiigs.a French panter. eo combines the panter {EE Lbbn aivenin the wo siaterterts in the question, soit ‘must be true. Poppies grow in France. Poppies do grow in France but this fact 5 not supported by tne information presented in the frst two statoments, (G2) 19 00,00 ‘hotist eter c pais repeated once, then G0¢s forward alter ands repeated again m™ RO" ‘he second letter goes foward, skinning cnolotareachtine Bs Bl CK OGM 20 XW.NM nalts cobackin th aohabor ~ No New vw TS RQ PO NM 21 HULNP._emlotars goto he alabe seoirg one tar a wy BO eG ti KM NE Qs 22 X1.WG tn testionerota prin agoiodonce ron (geese orator andie oped ona ee Xd Xx! WH ws VF VE ‘he second intr ofthe oaF gp ick on ate 23 1L.JM__t itr oe a gos oman ito —, KR RR TRF ‘Wo second ote of ho par goes frwarc one eter tro ist ater of ho pa goes back ove eter czy {old me that the best option wes for towalk, Ho the back door of the new building, 28 ont@fi Take Your litter home, never drop it. 29 fort The weather forecast for this evening s appalling. 30 test The kite siring was caught in a bush. Ay 31 Peter. Toby, Jon ‘+ The second sentence says that Peter, Tanya and Toby like lemonade. + The third sentence says that Suzy and Jon tke, ‘among other drinks, lemonade. The following people then like lemonade’ Peter, Tanya, Toby, Suzy, Jon. + Thelast sentence says that all ofthe gits also like soda water, Removing all of the girs from thss ist eaves the three boys: Peter, Toby and Jon. ee) 22 rainfat rain + fll = rafal 33 playroom play + room = payroom 34 inside in+side = nsce BS Hcizigta, 'nad + sight = hindsight = | he lipke + leg = foreleg pes “right = upright cay ad ‘dpa.wiig’ he T is moved to make DUE and STING. | 4al aght. trtér Choice of F or Rto move. Only moving the R makes two proper words: FIGHT and TIMER,orP to move. Only moving te P 41 tease, «oF Croce ote or PIomove. Ory MON TT sr enonn Retonbetenae meanest Se ese socie ms em s. Choice of Ror Sto move. Only moving. srg Syeshasnmesoas Nh Se is) cor Esse wenn Sena ad nmi Son Eee ca ote aimee ca ie cs nonges Fens eitl Sent oe wean fSweetnam sestowsoam Ser" sekmwanashtsee oe Mame ce Se TSS a sow 2 Sessoms Used fo listen while using the telephone. ey 52 sue, Both mean to nse or increase. swell 53 calm, Both mean free from excitement or peaceful dsturbance. 54 grave, The word grave" Is used in its meaning of solemn serious, which means the same as ‘solemn ‘55 decipher, Acode can be deciphered or cracked. crack 56 pal, Bucket is a more modem word for pal. bucket 57 hide, Concealis anothor word for hide. conceal a2) 58 TEN The word racket’ gives clue to the answer TENNIS, 59 ARE The words ‘handed’ and ‘hot tea’ give clues to the answer CAREFUL. 60 TAN. The concept of doing something at a street ‘comer gives a clue to the answer STANDING, 61 RAN The word ‘pee!’ gives a Cue to the answer ORANGE. 62 MEN The context of making something related to ‘a car each month gives a clue to the answer PAYMENT, 63 SEE The words ‘poltcian’ and ‘re-election’ give cuss to the answer SEEKING. (21, 64R pureed bear, . rope “8S K Seek, Kept bank. keep rea, arch A plea, sb Bo wy nom wort ron, wast Sy Guck ime seal lyox (22) tote7 The numbers alternate: the fst thre ang Jin numbers crease by 2: end the secong, (Burin, and sith numbers decrease Dy 5, 7 92,2 Eachtime the numbers are being halved To oe 4 The numbers alternate: the fist third, and itn nombere increase by 2: and the Secong, fourth, and sixth numbers docreaso by 2 72 21.13 The numbers decrease by 4. Je 11.16 The patterns: 1 (+1) 2 (+2) 4 (+8)7 (+4) 11 (5) 18, 74 12,36 The numbers increase by 12. wll i 76 math ‘et & replaced by ‘ash’, Keeping the frst ete. 7 raer The last eter |fthe fst word in each par is | replaced with tho letter n 77 of ‘Thelast two letters ofthe fist word in each pairare dropped 7@ meat The fist and last letters ofthe frst werdin ‘each pair change positions (t becomes m and mbecomes |). The second and thirdlettes ] remain in the same postion. 79 ckid PEST...STEP The lasttwo letters othe fist word ina pair become the fest two letters in the second werd cof te pal PEST...STEP The second letter ofthe frst word becomes the third leter ‘of the second word. PEST...STEP The frsi letter ofthe frst word becomes the fast letter ofthe second word aya, si TIME = MOVE THN Tes, BETS BOOT FEES | orn? | sapony PAN Boy YOLK LM extort rout Ug aber : iis ee es kerr PINT ki EN - j : Test 2 2 Please do not leave in such a rush. Jack's solo was in the fnal song. 3 {would be better to go another evenin: 4 scar Gita’ 9 § GR Gia’ car would not start this moming limping a mountain is a challenge tor st People, © soft Biscuits ofen contain high levels of soa(22) 7 South gehoot NOP Farm west | east Davids house Post Office ‘South e345 5493 9348 5299 STEP PEST STEM PAST 8 9348 95703 10 034s 11 5493 12s 6X2=12=5 a1 @x a+ 12=24=12=2=1 hp @+a)a2=12+2=6=p 155 6+4+2—12-5 Wq 12-6-2-4=G ATt (12X2)- @X2)=24-18=8 (23) 418 stable The word ‘stable’ has two meanings: a. ‘something that is not ikely to give or fall away’, which celates tothe frst par of words, firm and sate; ». a building for the lodging and feeding ot horses’, which relates to the second pair of words, horse and shelter. ‘The word ‘fork’ has two meanings: 1. a pieos of cullery used for eating’, which felatas to the first pair of wores, Knife anc spoon, which are also types of cutlery; b. to divide into branches’, which relates to the second pale of words, divide and par. ‘The word ‘bot’ has two meanings: a. to suddenly cash, flee or escape’, which relates tothe first pair of words, run and flee: b.to bar 2 daor’ which relates to the second pair of werds, lock and fasten. ‘The word ‘tie has two meanings: 2. ‘necktie, as ina place of clcthing worn, around the neck’, which relates to the fst pair of words, shirt and collar bb. to fasten oF draw together’, which relates to the second pair of words, attach and bind. 22 hound The word ‘hound’ has two meanings a. ‘to constantly bother or follow’, which relates 10 the fist pair of words, chase and follow: b. ‘a type of dog’, which relates to the second pair of words, wolf and fox. The word ‘sow has two meanings: 1a ‘the adult female of several types of animals, including pigs’, which relates tothe frst pair ‘of words, piglet and boar; », to plant or scatter sect, which relates to the ‘second pair of words, plant and dil, 19 fork 20 bott 21 te as) 24 My house My nest door neighbour's house is made ismade of ofbrick. The statement in the question cuboid dove notmake any menton of a Bricks. neighbour so thera is no way of knowing, 2) 25 right, correct ftinis is vue. [My house is @ cuboid. The bricks may be ‘cuboid but that does not mean that re ‘overall shape of the house is cuboid. My house le made of cuboid bricks. This sentence combines the information given intne two staements in the question, 60 itmust be wwe. ‘All houses are brick. This statement is false as houses can be made out of many ferent types of material, such as wood. ‘Right’ and ‘correct’ mean free of fauts ‘Prohibt’ and tora’ both mean to 26 prohibit forbid refuse to allow something t0 happen. a7 feeble, weak ‘Feeble’ moans lacking in strength which means the same as weak. 28 shut. closed Both mean net open. 29 weary, tres ‘Both mean needing rest. 30 kind, sort “Kind! has several meanings 31 evening, night cS including ‘a type or something ‘with similar characteristics’, which means the same as a sor. Everang is the period of tme at the tend of the day. Night isthe perioc of ime from sunset to sunrise. “The numbers increase by 3. ‘The numbers decrease by 7. ‘The numbers alternate: the firs, third and fith numbers increase by 2: the second, fourth ‘and sixth numbers decroase by 2. The numbers increase by 5. ‘The numbers double each time. ‘The numbers alternate: the firs, third ang fith numbers inerezse by 3: the second, fourth ‘and sixth numbers incroase by 4. ‘The concept of someone showing no mercy to a prisoner gives a clue to the answer TYRANT. ‘The words face’ and ‘embarrassment’ give Clues to the answer REDDENED. ‘The word ‘tithy gves.a clue to the answer ‘SHOWERED. The concept of something that iets in light gives. a clve to the answer WINDOW. ‘The words ‘bruise’ and ‘black’ and ‘blue’ give clues to the answer TURNED. The concept of callecting something with which toctart acamplire gvoe a clue to the answer Twigs.ca) 44 behave 45 reindeer 446 menace men + ace = menace 47 comfower com + tower = coinfower 48 pleasure plea + sure = pleasure 49 because be + cause = Decause cet) 50 bucket, spade 51 cnema, theatre ‘The oihers are types of ree. ‘The othere are places of religious worsh. ‘Cover and page are physical parts ‘of book: the others are waitien ‘elements that make up the content fof book ‘The others are equipment needed tor playinga sport. ‘The omners are found inthe 808: these two are land animals. The others are parts of @ computer system: these are related tO pants. ‘The otners are objects used to put ‘or hold things together: these are tools. 52 cover. page 53 game, score 54 elephant, mole 155 flower leat $6 hamrrer, dill 3 S7 ride. prim 8 rico, arona The P is movedto make RIDE and PRIM. The Nis moved to make RISE and ARENA. Choice of P or D to move. Only moving the D makes two proper words: PLEA and DREAD. 160 sick, singing Chico of $ or T to move, Only moving, the T makes two proper words: SICK and STINGING. 61 seme, bushier Choice of H or E to move. Only moving the H makes two proper words: SAME ‘and BUSHIER. ‘The Cis moved to make LIMB and MINCE 59 plea, creac 62 limb, mince Gs 63 arm, leg ‘An elbow is part of an aim and a knee is part of a log. 64 genuine, candid They are both similar in meaning to the given words: genuine means authentic or sincere and candid. means frank or straightforward. 65 hurl, grasp They are botn similar in meaning tothe given words: hurl means to throw and grasp means to hold or togab. 66 ‘gid, exible They are both opposite in mezning to the given words: rigid means. stif and flexible means bendable. Horses have hooves as feetin the same way as lions have paws. Inch and creep are used here inthe meanings of ‘to move forward’. Leap and jump also nave similar mearings. 67 hooves, paws 68 creep, jump (oi 9 von 0 oT 11 oven ra wen 7a owe Semel rean AFAR Fag EACH 7a FEN Ys eS (22) Ta TW mepipentine — tverdanetiee wg wy Ag y ee Sree, welmee ame, wey 76 SU. The pattern sto skip one leter: a oN GHIJKLMNOPQASTY 77 MN. The pattern isto group each pang then shiptwo letters ONO aa co GE GH MW KLAN 7B AR gonstomard shee HM Jy Pu Lo Restorer cies 79 SRThe pattern moves back one letter ate time. YX) > W— (US) 80 Vx ack woleters back moletirs e ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPORSTUYWXYZ \s VS reward ears foward wo ates ro] 81K stork kind mie knot 82H eeshynound hutch, nnd &3P grasp,pale ap, pan 847 host time plant tr 85M ham, mad ‘him, mind Test 3 R A C T 1 0 N 205 2 q 6 wm ¥ tamsv co RN qom 5 Vv 2 2mv6e FO N T 2 mv 6 acm og ts 6 Cc AR T 4 RAIN 5 zo owoy ROA TON2) 5 Peasare green Vegetables are greon. Not all vegetables vegetables are green. Ali green things are vegerabies. Many thinas that are green are net vegetabies. Vogetadioe aro poas. Not al vvegetadies are peas. Peas are green vegetables. This sentence combines the information ‘ivan in the two statements in the ‘question, sa is the only sentence that must be tus, ea) 6 Caroline + The second sentence eays that Nick, Carotne and Sue wore white shits. + The third sentence says that Sue, Chen and Carotne wore blue jeans. + The fourth sertence says that Chen, Caroline and Fareeda wore red jerseys. Cnty Caroline isisted as wearing allthree 1 items of dothing, 7 army 8 ours 9 voto 10 cent The river's flooding near my house. The pavement on our street is very uneven. We have too much homework tonight. Sailors told of mermaids combing their gogentresses. The floorboards are known to be structurally unsound. Their aoples were apparently rotten 11 best 13 ar.water _Aeropianes operate in the air 25 ‘submarines operate in water. 414 siow, dull Fastis the opposite of siow as brights the opposite of dull, 15 hard, ‘Arduous means ciffcultor hard. fnghtened Scared means frightened. 16 seed.egg Plarts bean as seeds in the sare way that chickens begin as eggs. 17 lumpy, _ Flatis the opposite of lumpy as cool warm isthe opposite of warm, 48 lucid, Clear and lucid both mean easy to dirty See or understand. Unclean and dirty both mean grimy or not clean. 49 cut,sice Asawiga tool used to cutas @ knife is used to si C2 20 IH, CB tnovenrs ge biokin the alphabet ~ aL ki Th GF ED cB 21 MN,LO stare ete eter ay Lo ke Jo IR HS AS ‘to vocond ote goes forward one later the restr remains he sane “™ Ap AF OAH OMS AL wi the second tote go0sforward wo laters 22 AH,AL AB 23 CO,£0 the fata gous evar enoloter KR AAS ‘he second ote goes Orward ove eter 2A WK.CD _pevti gesonxiortes , me RMS aan Yr ete 25XU,TO netroots a & Xe Yo Yh LS Pats 7 ecco RTA i) : zo) (@x5)+2= 1042-1 i ery cana aan t2=1 Bim sarge i2o-o-m pi B19 went 3 lacs) (2ra-m-19-9-0 Me (aed ee 2) 2 oak, sil One defintonofcraftis asin carrying out one’s Work. 138 smell, odour Aemell is another way of describing fen odour 34 gow, shine Gloward stine both meen to give out abnghtiignt. 26 oblong, Oblong means hating a rectangular fectanglo shape. 36 clever, wise Clover means wise 87 opening. gap Agap isa bresk or hol in or between ‘05}80:5, whichis another way of ‘desenbing an opening. ces) 190 leat, potal These areparts of a plant: the others are types of plant ‘The cthers are types of precipitation The others are al female relatives: sibling and cousin are also relatives ‘but may be male or female. The ethers aro counties of Great 39 cloud, thunder 40 sling, cousin 41 France, Belgium ——_Britain: France anc Belgium are ‘countries Out are not in Great Britain. 42 definition, _The others are types ot reference ‘Synonym book: dafinition and synonym are related to the explanation of words found in the reference books listed in the question. 43 chicken. ol The others are methods of cooking. (2) 4a original. forgery ‘Original’ means produced first: hand. not a copy. ‘Forgery’ means something thats not genuine ors reproduced ‘Opposite’ means unike something while ‘similar means tke something. internal moans inside and external means outside. 45 opposite, similar 46 internal, externalRevere’ means to roepect. which 1s the opposite of ‘cespise’, whch means io hate, ‘Ordinary’ means commonplace, ‘which is the opposite of special, which means beng dstict or unusual "'Svere’ means harsh, whch is the opposite of genie 47 revere, despise 48 ordinary, special 49 severe, gentle tes) 50 notable no + table = notable 51 goat igo + at ~ goat 52 knowledge know + ledge = knowledge 53 canon 54 below ‘SS season is) [56 Siar. stinks Chole of Sor T te move. Only moving the second T ‘nats two proper words STAR and STINKS. 157 lame, blow The B is moved te make LAME and BLOW. 88 pace, least Choice of Por Lto move. Only moving the Lmakes two proper words: PACE and LEAST. 59 bee, neaten Choice of E or Nto move. Only moving the N makes two proper words: BEE and NEATEN, (60 moral, dreamt The Tis moved to make MORAL ang DREAMT. 61 rain, stable Choice of Bor | tomove. Only moving the B makes two proper words: RAIN and STABLE. Dic 62 KISS SASH KISSING 63 WEST SEWN = WEST_— TRAM. a 64 EACH PEAR «EACH = CHIN Lo 4#*t_i esems stop, = BS CRIB ~ 66 DESK DOSE = DESK KILL us 67 BASK FIST tak baxe ——— (22 68 21,12 The numbers decraass by $ each time. 69 9, 18 Each time the numiver s doubled. 70 21,9 The numbers alternste: the first, third, and fifth, numbers increase by 4; ine second, fourth, and sixth numbers decrease by 3. 71 8, 12 The numbers alternate with each pattern increasing by 1 (10, 11, 12) anc (6, 9, 10). Or, this pattern can be read as ~ 2, +3: 10 (-2)8 (+8) 11 (-2) 9 (+8) 12(-2) 10. 72.22.13 The pattems: 28 (26) 22 (~5) 17 (~4) 19 (-9) 10-2) 6 79 42,18 The numbers decrease by 8. “| te @ A 8 KET mux 2 42 8 £2 Somngcoce @ "arco ecoue@ GR sk Tach ifr eve werd NOT goes fonware te (cteain he alphabet, Sette cove Or PrN eee rn Gon 8 oem codalter ia te se psion ska cae eer ours tom te span we ere raved So. te cone te fons snsataom baara tbe 75 UNS. 76 IRHP a Rl ABCOEFGH| JKEMNOFORSTU VWXYZ Wiwinanrs tom and dopa in lates ton begining tatpraos HR ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPORSTUVWXYE In 19ers kombesianing of rc SH ABCOEFGBIJKLMNOPORSTUYWAYZ “Wi ia on ene Ta in 11 foto rom begining of alpnabet K:P ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPGRSTUVWAYE 4 J} in 11 Soham oan and AR Each code letter is two fettera back ir tho alphabet irom its comesponding wor tetter So, the code for BAT is: Dockewe otters rom 8 mm nD B:2"ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPORSTUVWXYZ Dacktwo leterstrom A A A AY ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPORSTUVWXYZ back wo eters tors T 71 2R TR ABCOEFGHIJKLMNOPORSLUYWXYZ 7@ RKFHZ Each code letter goes back in the alphabet, teach time increasing by one, from its corresponding word letter. So, the code for SMILE is: ‘back one letter S:R ABCOEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ back moleters M:kK ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ Dackinveetoters LF ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ back four otere LH ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXY2 back eters wo E:Z ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPORSTUVWAYS cs)78 TRUMP Each code number represents the postion 19} ofeach lettor inthe alphabet. So, the code FI 2018 21.19 16 means 13 woodpecker wood + pecker ~ woodpecker sea 4807 es vorseisversieirierezozizz0202526 14 boardroom board + room = boarcroom ADCDEFGNIIRUMNOPORSTUYNXYZ 15 breatast break + fast ~ breakfast 8 16 roundabout round + about = roundabout i 17 whoever who + ever = whoever 80 WW ostecadtothanastiatersachim «18 Outcome out + come = outcome ee N ABCOEFGHIJKLMNOPORSTUVWXYZ — (8)15) BT KN teenerg one wer ‘onward one tener 19 arrow, thank The His moved to make ARROW and LooN THANK ao F 20 rank patch The Cie moved to make RANK and ry u ue vw PATCH. } t t t 21 fight, camel Choice of For Lto move. Only moving seer teranrs —gcestewnrd goes foward goes wand the L makes two proper words. FIGHT Twolewer Sivectnre "Rasiewers’ evtacen etme 82 Ox _goes forward ore letter each time 22 cram, breed Choice of C or E to move. Only moving OTN ONTOS the E makes two proper words: CRAM es Bz by bx ane BREED. pn ar 23 cane, break The Ris moved to make CANE and Joes tack UR ach me BREAK. 183 HF gone back by moleten ech tne. shipping 24 nose. then The T $ movedtomake HOSE and THEN. ‘neler betweanpars £\ EN NN EN 3 225) JP COEEGHIKLMNOPORSTUVWXYZ 25 Class 7 Classes 4 and 7 both have music, 84 UR 20s omar by to ers French ana matns. ¢ CN ae PQ RO ST UR » QS 26 part The word part’ has two meanings. {oer back by twolaters auch ne a. “role payed by an actor or actress’ which 8s ow onteonsbyorstucecseee relates tothe fest pair of words, rola and “oS play. b. "to Keep apart’, which relates to the second pair of words, Separate and disconnect. Sr has two meanings. 3208 back by on over eset re a. ‘aridge of water breaking ona shore’, Which relates to the first pair of words, sea and shore: Test 4 ». ‘to move one's hand in a greeting’, which ale relatos to the second pai of words, groet and salute. 28 mine The word ‘mine’ has two meanings. a. ‘a possessive pronoun referring to a 1 near, distant ‘Near’ means close by and distant’ ‘means far away. 2 hide. seek "Thar mearets putor keep outol amp au pereon belongings whi relates tothe 5h, Soak means tot fof Epa ot mars bersancouts: “to dig int th for ‘which 2 ught,loose “Tight moans fixed o lastened fri, 5. te clalnthe ath fr mineral uhh ‘ncn ie te opposta of Yoose, wich rentoato words, means nttimyfeedn pace 29 sick The word tok has Wo meanings 4 Join, detach ‘Join’ means to connect, which is the ‘opposite of ‘detach’, which means to to join or hold togeth the first pair of words, glue and acnere; which relates to separate ». ‘atin piece of wood trom a tee’, which 5 light, dark ‘Light’ has several meenings including felates to the second pair of words, twig ‘something that makes things visite, and wood. wnichis he opposte of dark, whCN 39 Watch Tha word wwaich’ has two meanings ‘means having ite or no light. a. 'asmal tmopioce’, which relates to the 6 fine, thick ‘Fine’ has several meanings including first pai of words, clock and time: “thin which is the opposite of thick. b. “to look et attentively’, which relates to he ate second par of words, observe and spy. els 381 groom The word ‘groom’ nas two meanings. 76 2410-4=12-4=8-0 8. ‘aperson who takes care of horses’, which 8a to:5=2=a fates tothe frst par of words. jockey and 9 ¢ (X10) +(2+8)=50+10=5=c horse: 10 (5X8) +10= 40: 10=4=5 », ‘amale who is boing married’, which Ite a+2=16+2 Felates to the second pair of words, bride 2b (4x 10)-8) +8 and weddingay 55 videotape, The others are types of ecuiontont (22) Photograph — these ere wnat i created min Some of 232 50,95 The numbers deereato by each ine reer 33 20.49 The rumbers doube cachtime 86 sae, casher Al oftheterme ar related to 3413.71 Therombers aemat: fe ft ar ane ith Sones ne arergated to rune cecrnse by 6a secon oh Sieben, noweret Se oe fro sain numbers ncease by & 3 gue Trenumowsonmenmime | (92 90.6 The numbers altemate: the fist tora anc 87 WAR The concept of asking for a pay rise gives a cu fainumoers decease by 5 he s8cond, The coreapt of asking fo a pay ree gvesaclue fourh are sah nurs renee by 1 38 HIT The corceptot doing someting to wousers 87 16.10 The pattern is -10. -9, ~ gives a clue to the answer HITCH. '59 PEN The conceptof agrl, her mathar and the phrase “too much give clues to the answer DEFENDED, Dates can be found growing on palm tees, 60. ROW The word ‘beat’ gives a cue te the arewer The small boy lost hie mother inthe crowd, OWN. We mage arrangements io visitiendsatthe 61 AGE The given letters, which are the star of ine word weexenc. (SAV), and the word “ton’ give clues to the Wayes tumbled and crashed on the shngle. answer SAVAGE, The cheetah can reach increcibe speeds over 62 CON The words ‘baker’, ‘sprinkled’ and ‘cake’ give short distances, ‘clues tothe answer COCONUT. Arodmantelentteiccandbokenatia 5 i) 63 CARD RIND «CARD. CAPE 44 Words can be + Allwordss are writen. False, aS words a4 wrrten are also spoken. +4 * Leters are more important to leam 64 STIR mans STIR WITH. than numbers. This is a subjective Lae onion S53 + Taro are tye witen win apen. 65 DART ACID cate false, eters can aso betyasd ie PTY crerbenanh one ora = ones serum pure + Mocs can bo weten Tiss the yy only sentence that combines C7 emnomstongvenniwive ez cup dune ule mp Sooners ntoauenn te the Soryane at mtb me eS , 88 POKE SAKE POKE POOR (33 A eal a8 LA 418 cence, th mean conded or acted compact together. 69 class, ju A student is part of a class anda juror 46 Shon BoE to ostin senate Wy Adudeiepan te dassanday 47 trosencn” Tusones'nsaeacirtstares 7 revo apoen eA phowal” — walentchangoranicnioaraer Reavonvorsandibe sore mnosnngto opera 1 panes, mine Apoueiocerorestol nee ee 48 intl, ist‘ Reene happatng at he haurigconpussact mines Beginning, whichis simiarinmeaning 72 fy, mend The given words and the correct oa towers a alcferen’warea 49 bellow, shout ‘Bellow’ means to make a loud sound, repairing sometni Which is also the cefintion of to shout iver omave ond eemeone. 73 water, tee A river's made up of water as a forest 50 bole fcth _Tohave faitnn something i to believe is made up oftwees int 74 wy ten soar ise group cr setol 20 ard in is often used to refer to 20 years. A 4) decade i @ period of 10 years, 5 teacher, exam Allotthe ems relat to edicatn: an homeverthe the areptoccom aD viich peopl receve an education, 75 6819) Th eters that make upthe word SAGE are al 52 homet, wasp The others are types o! bird: hornet ‘ithe Word GREASE so you only nocd to uso and wasp are insects. ‘re grven code. 59 bread, cake The cthors are ingredients used in © oR E AS cE bbaking or cooking: bread anc cake i 7 9 4 a 9 are goods made from the ingredients. sothe word SAGE is: 54 snap, The others all mean a holiday; SAGE photograph snaps another word for photograph. 8 4 10976 PUSH Each code letter is the letter belore the word letter in the alphabet. So, OTRG means: tonvars cocteter ia’ Of ABCDEFOHIUKLMNDbORS TUVWXYZ Bu abevercniuxtmnoranstbywxyz RS ABCDEFGHIKLMNOPORSTUVUXYZ GH ABCDEFGNIUKLuMNOPaRSTUYWKYZ 77 NQUH Each code letter goes forward by three letters Inthe alphabet rom the word letter So, the code for the word KNIFE is: Aocward hee eters KIN ABCOEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWKYZ N.@ ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWKYZ VL ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPORSTUVWXYZ oN Fl ABCDEEGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWKYZ oN EH ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPORSTUVWXYZ 78 TERVJ Each code letter goes forward in tne alphabet, ‘each time increasing by one. The code for SCORE ic: a S:T ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ foward woes Ce asGokeGHiJKLMNOPORSTUVWXYZ onvarc thee eters CN O:R ABCDEFGHIVKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ forward four eters RV ARRDECEHIIKLMN OP QRSTUYWXYZ ys eid oy Ed ABS DEFSHISKLMNOPORSTUVWXYZ 79 FZTX TwivStsi dose laiter goes forward one in the alphabet, the next letter goes back one, with the pattern continuing. The code for EAS torward one eter a E:F ABCDEEGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ a ‘ AZ ABCDEFGHIVKLMNOPORSTUVWY1Z fowardose eter a S:T ABCOEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWKYZ back one iter A YX ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPORSTUVWXYZ 80 ART The cove letter goes forward two letters in the alphabet. So, CTV means: Dscktwo iters C:A ABCDEF GHI JKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ ray T:R ABCDEF GHIJKLMNOPORSTUVWXYZ iN VT ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPORSTUVWXYZ C2) ae NY NY 22 PS goatmkerewte — gombackerelte NY nF oe Smee ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQASTUVWKYZ on seemeret ye atone LN NOON 85 QO. goes back three letters goes hack io wtors