Year 5 11+ Week 2

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Year 5 11+ Week 2

Arithmetic - 15 mins

English Punctuation: Capital Letters & Full Stops

English Grammar: Nouns (Mixed)

English Comprehension

English: Spelling

VR: Insert 3-letters

Maths: Rounding & Comparing

NVR: Most alike

You have 15 mins to complete as many questions as possible.

We will then tick or fix.

Arithmetic - 15 mins

Why do we use capital letters and full stops?

English Punctuation: Capital Letters + Full tops

Task

You have extracts from various 11+ recommended reading books. There are missing capital letters and full stops.

Identify and add missing capital letters and full stops.

once there were four children whose names were peter, susan, edmund and lucy this story is about something that happened to them when they were sent away from london during the war because of the air-raids they were sent to the house of an old professor who lived in the heart of the country, ten miles from the nearest railway station and two miles from the nearest post office he had no wife and he lived in a very large house with a housekeeper called mrs macready and three servants he himself was a very old man with shaggy white hair which grew over most of his face as well as on his head, and they liked him almost at once

English Grammar: Nouns - singular, plural and collective nouns.

What examples can you think of...

My Family and Other Animals

by Gerald Durrell

1. Let's read together. Make sure you follow along.

2. Teacher notes: Ask a questions after reading a paragraph.

3. Write meaning of unfamiliar words

4. Answer questions

Manoeuvred

Definition: To move something very carefully and skillfully, like you are trying to steer it through a tricky spot. Think of it like: Carefully guiding a toy car around furniture or fitting a big puzzle piece perfectly into place. Synonyms: Steered, guided, moved, navigated

Surreptitiously

Definition: Doing something in a secret or sneaky way so that no one sees or hears you. Think of it like: Trying to quietly sneak a cookie from the jar without anyone noticing. Synonyms: Secretly, sneakily, quietly, stealthily

Oblivious

Definition: Not having any idea what is happening around you, usually because you are too focused on something else. Think of it like: When you are so busy playing a video game with headphones on that you don't hear your parent calling your name. Synonyms: Unaware, clueless, unconcerned, not noticing

Comprehension

Scuttled

Definition: To move very quickly with short, fast steps, often low to the ground. Think of it like: The way a crab runs sideways across the sand or a mouse dashes across the floor. Synonyms: Scurried, scampered, scrambled, dashed

Bewildered

Definition: To feel very confused, as if you can't understand what is happening. Think of it like: The feeling you get when a magician does an amazing trick and you have no idea how they did it. Synonyms: Confused, puzzled, baffled, mystified

Pandemonium

Definition: A state of wild and noisy chaos where everything is out of control. Think of it like: A classroom on the last day of school right after the final bell rings, with everyone shouting and running around at once.

Synonyms: Chaos, uproar, mayhem, racket

Glibly

Definition: To say something smoothly and easily, but without much thought or real feeling. It can sometimes sound insincere. Think of it like: Quickly saying "I'm sorry!" just to stop someone from being upset, but not really meaning it. Synonyms: Smoothly, slickly, carelessly, easily

Comprehension

1. What type of animal did the narrator find in the wall?

A

Spider

B

Lizard

C

Scorpion

D

Beetle

2. What was the "pale fawn fur coat" on the mother's back really made of?

A

A strange plant

B

A mass of tiny babies

C

Sand from the wall

D

A piece of old cloth

English: Spellings Test

·       Amused

·       Empathetic

·       Expressive

·       Exultant

·       Resolute

·       Anxious

·       Desolate

·       Dismayed

·       Irritable

·       Sullen 

Verbal Reasoning: 3-Letter Insert

In these questions, the word in CAPITALS has had a three-letter word removed from it.  It could be from the beginning, middle or the end.  Choose which word would fit into the larger word to make the sentence make sense.

He BS the drum very loudly. The answers EAT to make BEATS

What could the word be?

Maths: Rounding and Comparing

Go through notes on rounding and comparing and try these questions as a class.

267 rounded to the nearest 10 is...

546, 341 rounded to the nearest 100 is...

2.3 rounded to the nearest whole number is...

Which is bigger 1.29 or 1.09?

NVR: Classes Unlike

Complete Homework

Complete English and Verbal Reasoning Homework Booklet

Complete Maths and Non-Verbal Reasoning Homework Booklet

Complete Weekly Quizzes Online

Complete tasks in the CGP books