Betterlearning's 11+ Test No. 3
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Find a four letter word hidden at the end of one word and the beginning of another word. Choose the correct option below. We were part of the drama team.
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We were
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Were part
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The drama
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Drama team
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Part of
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Find a four letter word hidden at the end of one word and the beginning of another word. Choose the correct option. Playing polo adds value below.
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Playing polo
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Polo adds
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Adds value
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Value below
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Playing below
Correct Answer
A. Polo addsExplanation
The correct answer is "polo adds" because "polo" is hidden at the end of the word "playing" and "adds" is hidden at the beginning of the word "value".Rate this question:
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Find a four letter word hidden at the end of one word and the beginning of another word. Choose the correct option below. It was the top age of the day.
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It was
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Was the
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Top age
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The top
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Age of
Correct Answer
A. Top ageExplanation
The correct answer is "top age" because the word "top" is at the end of the word "it" and the word "age" is at the beginning of the word "of".Rate this question:
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Find a four letter word hidden at the end of one word and the beginning of another word. Choose the correct option. The disco stays open all night.
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The disco
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Disco stays
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Stays open
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Open all
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All night
Correct Answer
A. Disco staysExplanation
The four-letter word "disco" is hidden at the end of the word "The" and at the beginning of the word "stays".Rate this question:
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Find a four letter word hidden at the end of one word and the beginning of another word. Choose the correct option below. The date stays on the tree.
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The date
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Date stays
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On the
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The tree
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On tree
Correct Answer
A. Date staysExplanation
The four-letter word "date" is hidden at the end of the word "date" and at the beginning of the word "stays".Rate this question:
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In this question one letter can be moved from the first word to the second word, to make two new words. The letters must not otherwise be rearranged and both words must make sense. danger bore
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D
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A
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N
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G
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E
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A. DExplanation
By moving the letter "d" from the word "danger" to the word "bore", we can create two new words: "anger" and "bodge". Both of these words make sense and are valid English words.Rate this question:
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In this question one letter can be moved from the first word to the second word, to make two new words. The letters must not otherwise be rearranged and both words must make sense. flower rail
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F
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L
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O
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W
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E
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A. F -
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In these questions, the same letter must fit into both sets of brackets, to complete the word in front of the brackets and begin the word after the brackets. Find this letter and mark it underneath. la (?) itch sa (?) atch
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W
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M
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B
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O
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E
Correct Answer
A. WExplanation
The letter "w" is the correct answer because it completes the word "law" in front of the brackets and begins the word "witch" after the brackets.Rate this question:
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In these questions, the same letter must fit into both sets of brackets, to complete the word in front of the brackets and begin the word after the brackets. Find this letter and mark it underneath. poo (?) ang pou(?) oad
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S
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T
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R
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N
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E
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A. RExplanation
The letter that fits into both sets of brackets is "r". It completes the word "poo(r)ang" in front of the brackets and begins the word "(r)oad" after the brackets.Rate this question:
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In these questions, the same letter must fit into both sets of brackets, to complete the word in front of the brackets and begin the word after the brackets. Find this letter and mark it underneath. cal (?) ill staf(?) old
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G
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F
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H
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E
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M
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A. FExplanation
The letter "f" is the correct answer because it completes the word "calf" in front of the brackets and begins the word "fill" after the brackets. Similarly, it completes the word "staff" in front of the brackets and begins the word "fold" after the brackets.Rate this question:
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In each question, find the number that continues the series in the most logical way and mark it underneath. 13, 16, 19, 22, (?)
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21
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22
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23
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24
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25
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A. 25Explanation
The given series is increasing by 3 each time. Starting from 13, we add 3 to get 16, then add 3 again to get 19, and so on. Therefore, the number that continues the series in the most logical way is 25, as it is obtained by adding 3 to the previous number, 22.Rate this question:
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In each question, find the number that continues the series in the most logical way and mark it underneath. 5, 7, 10, 9, 15, 11, (?)
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11
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20
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12
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22
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23
Correct Answer
A. 20Explanation
The series alternates between adding and subtracting numbers. The pattern starts with adding 2 (5 + 2 = 7), then subtracting 1 (7 - 1 = 6), then adding 5 (6 + 5 = 11), then subtracting 4 (11 - 4 = 7), and so on. Following this pattern, the next number should be obtained by adding 9 to the previous number (11 + 9 = 20). Therefore, the most logical continuation of the series is 20.Rate this question:
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In each quesion, find the number that continues the series in the most logical way and mark it underneath. 35, 30, 33, 28, 31, 26, (?)
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30
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27
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29
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25
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36
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A. 29Explanation
The numbers in the series alternate between subtracting 5 and adding 3. Starting with 35, subtracting 5 gives 30, then adding 3 gives 33, subtracting 5 gives 28, adding 3 gives 31, subtracting 5 gives 26. Following the pattern, the next number in the series should be obtained by adding 3 to 26, which gives 29.Rate this question:
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Find the next pair of letters in the series and mark it underneath. AH, BI, CJ, DK, (?)
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EL
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EZ
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FL
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DL
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DE
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A. ELExplanation
The given series follows a pattern where the first letter of each pair is in alphabetical order and the second letter of each pair is in reverse alphabetical order. Starting with A and H, the next pair would be B and I, then C and J, and so on. Therefore, the next pair of letters in the series would be D and L.Rate this question:
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Find the next pair of letters in the series and mark it underneath. PB, QC, SE, VH, (?)
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ZM
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ZK
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ZL
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XL
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XY
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A. ZLExplanation
The letters in the series follow a pattern where the first letter of each pair is moving forward in the alphabet by one letter, while the second letter of each pair is moving backward in the alphabet by one letter. Following this pattern, the next pair of letters would be "ZL".Rate this question:
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Find the next pair of letters in the series and mark it underneath. MN, KL, IJ, GH, (?)
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EG
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EF
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DE
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DF
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DG
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A. EFExplanation
The given series follows a pattern where the first letter of each pair is moving backwards in the alphabetical order, while the second letter of each pair is moving forwards in the alphabetical order. Therefore, the next pair of letters would be EF.Rate this question:
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Find the next pair of letters in the series and mark it underneath. MO, NP, OQ, PR, ( ? )
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QS
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QR
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SQ
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TS
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QT
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A. QSExplanation
The given series follows a pattern where the first letter in each pair is moved one step forward in the alphabet, and the second letter in each pair is moved one step backward. Applying this pattern, the next pair of letters would be "QS".Rate this question:
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In these sentences, three consecutive letters have been taken out of the word in bold. These letters spell a word without changing their order. Mark the correct three letter word underneath. They played the game TOHER.
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Arm
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Him
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Get
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Set
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One
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A. GetExplanation
The correct three-letter word that can be formed by taking out three consecutive letters from the word "TOHER" without changing their order is "get".Rate this question:
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In these sentences, three consecutive letters have been taken out of the word in bold. These letters spell a word without changing their order. Mark the correct three letter word underneath. The CHERS met in the staffroom.
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Aim
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Tea
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Ate
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Eat
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Aim
Correct Answer
A. TeaExplanation
The word in bold is "CHERS." If we take out the consecutive letters "CH" from "CHERS," we are left with the word "ERS." Therefore, the correct three-letter word is "tea."Rate this question:
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In these sentences, three consecutive letters have been taken out of the word in bold. These letters spell a word without changing their order. Mark the correct three letter word underneath. The river MEANDE towards the sea.
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Ron
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Ear
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Are
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Red
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Rod
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A. RedExplanation
The word "red" can be formed by taking out the consecutive letters "r", "e", and "d" from the word "MEANDE" without changing their order.Rate this question:
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In these sentences, three consecutive letters have been taken out of the word in bold. These letters spell a word without changing their order. Mark the correct three letter word underneath. The boy didn't IND to break the window.
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Son
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Sun
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Ref
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Tin
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Ten
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A. TenExplanation
The word "ten" can be formed by taking out the consecutive letters "I", "N", and "D" from the word "didn't" without changing their order.Rate this question:
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