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Key Facts: Warwickshire 11+ Exam

GL Assessment

Sets and marks the Warwickshire 11+ test since 2022 entry, replacing CEM

Warwickshire County Council - Grammar school testing

2 papers

Two multiple-choice papers of about 50 minutes each on the test day

Warwickshire County Council - Grammar school testing

4 areas

English, Verbal Reasoning, Maths and Non-Verbal/Spatial Reasoning

GL Assessment - 11 plus familiarisation

Year 5

Children sit the test in autumn of Year 5 for Year 7 entry

Warwickshire County Council - Secondary school admissions

210 to 225

Typical standardised score range needed to qualify, set yearly

Warwickshire County Council - Grammar school testing

Age-standardised

Raw marks are adjusted for age so younger children are not disadvantaged

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No fee

There is no cost to register for or sit the Warwickshire 11+ test

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The Warwickshire Eleven Plus is the GL Assessment entrance test for the West Midlands grammar consortium, sat in the autumn of Year 5 for Year 7 entry. It is two fully multiple-choice papers of about 50 minutes each, mixing English, Verbal Reasoning, Maths and Non-Verbal/Spatial Reasoning. Raw scores are converted to age-standardised scores, and a standardised score of roughly 210 to 225 is generally needed to qualify, though the cutoff is set each year. There is no fee, and the same result is shared with the Birmingham grammar consortium. This 100-question bank gives original Year 5-level multiple-choice practice across all four GL Assessment areas.

Sample Warwickshire 11+ Practice Questions

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1Read: 'The old oak had stood at the edge of the field for two hundred years, watching generations of children climb its branches.' What does the writer suggest about the oak tree?
A.It is very old
B.It was planted last year
C.It is dangerous to climb
D.It has been cut down
Explanation: The passage says the oak 'had stood... for two hundred years', which directly tells the reader it is very old. The mention of generations of children supports the idea of great age.
2In the sentence 'The path was treacherous after the storm, so the walkers turned back,' the word 'treacherous' most nearly means:
A.Dangerous
B.Beautiful
C.Crowded
D.Dry
Explanation: The clue 'so the walkers turned back' shows the path was unsafe, so 'treacherous' means dangerous. Context after a storm supports this meaning.
3Read: 'Although Priya was nervous, she stepped onto the stage and began to sing.' What does the word 'Although' tell the reader?
A.Priya was confident
B.Priya did something despite feeling nervous
C.Priya refused to sing
D.Priya forgot the words
Explanation: The word 'although' signals a contrast: Priya felt nervous but acted anyway. It shows she sang despite her nerves.
4Which word is the closest in meaning to 'rapid'?
A.Slow
B.Quiet
C.Swift
D.Heavy
Explanation: 'Rapid' means happening very quickly, and 'swift' also means fast, so they are synonyms.
5Which word is the opposite of 'ancient'?
A.Old
B.Modern
C.Historic
D.Faded
Explanation: 'Ancient' means very old, so its opposite is 'modern', meaning belonging to the present or recent times.
6Choose the sentence that is written correctly.
A.We was late for the bus.
B.We were late for the bus.
C.We is late for the bus.
D.We am late for the bus.
Explanation: The subject 'We' is plural, so it takes the plural past-tense verb 'were'. 'We were late for the bus' is grammatically correct.
7Which sentence uses an apostrophe correctly?
A.The dog wagged it's tail.
B.The dogs' bowl was empty.
C.The childrens toys were lost.
D.The boy's are playing outside.
Explanation: 'The dogs' bowl' correctly uses the apostrophe after the s to show plural possession (a bowl belonging to the dogs). The placement shows ownership.
8Which word is spelled correctly?
A.Necessary
B.Neccessary
C.Necesary
D.Neccesary
Explanation: 'Necessary' is spelled with one c and two s's. A useful memory aid is that a shirt has one Collar and two Sleeves.
9Read this poem opening: 'The fog crept in on silent paws / and curled around the sleeping town.' What is the fog being compared to?
A.A bird
B.A cat
C.A river
D.A cloud
Explanation: Words like 'silent paws' and 'curled around' suggest a cat moving quietly, so the fog is compared to a cat. This is a metaphor describing how softly the fog moves.
10Which word means a group of wolves?
A.Flock
B.Herd
C.Pack
D.School
Explanation: A group of wolves is called a 'pack'. Different animals have specific collective nouns.

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