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📚 English (8 topics)
Reading Comprehension
Read a short passage and answer questions that test whether you've understood what happened, why, and how the characters feel.
Vocabulary
Build a strong word bank by matching words to their closest meaning — one of the most common 11+ English question types.
Synonyms & Antonyms
Practise spotting words that mean the same (synonyms) or the opposite (antonyms) of a given word.
Spelling
Spot the correctly spelled version of commonly misspelled words, including tricky multi-syllable words that often trip students up.
Grammar & Punctuation
Choose the correct homophone or grammatical form to complete a sentence — a core skill tested in every 11+ English paper.
Cloze Passages
Fill in a missing word in a sentence using context clues, testing vocabulary and comprehension together.
Figurative Language
Identify similes, metaphors, personification and hyperbole in example sentences — useful for comprehension and for creative writing.
Creative Writing Prompts
Compare sentence openings, descriptions and word choices to learn what makes creative writing vivid and engaging.
🔢 Maths (12 topics)
Number & Place Value
Work with digit values, place columns and rounding — foundational number sense used throughout 11+ Maths papers.
Fractions
Calculate a fraction of an amount, a staple 11+ Maths question type covering halves, thirds, quarters, fifths and eighths.
Decimals & Percentages
Find percentages of amounts and add decimals — skills that come up constantly in real-world style word problems.
Ratio & Proportion
Simplify ratios to their lowest terms using the highest common factor.
Algebra Basics
Solve simple one-step equations to find an unknown value — an early introduction to algebraic thinking.
Geometry & Angles
Work out missing angles in triangles and calculate the perimeter of rectangles.
Measurement
Convert between units, such as centimetres to metres or grams to kilograms.
Time & Money
Calculate arrival times from a start time and a journey duration — a classic 11+ time-based word problem.
Data & Averages
Calculate the mean average of a small set of numbers.
Word Problems
Apply addition and subtraction to short real-world scenarios involving people and objects.
Sequences
Spot the pattern in a number sequence and work out what comes next, whether it increases by a fixed amount or doubles.
Mental Arithmetic
Sharpen quick addition, subtraction and multiplication under time pressure — the bread-and-butter of every 11+ Maths paper.
🧩 Verbal Reasoning (10 topics)
Letter Codes
Work out how a coding system shifts letters of the alphabet, then apply the same rule to a new word.
Word Sequences
Put a set of words in alphabetical order — testing careful attention to letter-by-letter detail.
Hidden Words
Spot a smaller word hidden inside a longer one, reading straight through without rearranging letters.
Word Relationships
Complete analogies by working out the relationship between a pair of words and applying it to a new pair.
Compound Words
Combine two smaller words to build a correct compound word.
Number Sequences
Identify the rule behind a sequence of numbers and predict the next term.
Logical Deduction
Use given clues about three people or things to work out their correct order or ranking.
Odd One Out
Spot which item in a group of four doesn't share the same category as the other three.
Analogies
Work out the relationship between a pair of words, such as baby-animal names, and apply it to a new example.
Alphabet Puzzles
Count forwards or backwards through the alphabet to find a letter a set number of places away.
🔷 Non-Verbal Reasoning (9 topics)
Shape Sequences
Follow a sequence of shapes that each gain one extra side, then work out which shape comes next.
Rotations & Reflections
Track how a shape's direction changes after being rotated by a given number of degrees.
Odd Shape Out
Identify which shape in a group doesn't share a property with the others.
Matrices
Complete a 3×3 grid of shapes by spotting the repeating pattern across each row.
Nets & 3D Shapes
Recall the number of faces, edges and vertices on common 3D solids such as cubes and prisms.
Pattern Completion
Continue a repeating pattern by working out which shape logically comes next.
Code Symbols
Match shapes to a number code and apply the same code to a new shape.
Similarities
Group shapes by a shared property such as having curved or straight edges.
Analogies (Shapes)
Apply a rule from one pair of shapes, like number of sides, to a new pair.