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    Odd One Out!: Tips Example of An 11+ Question

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    This document provides examples of "odd one out" questions that are sometimes seen in 11+ verbal reasoning exams. In these questions, students must identify two words from a group of five words that do not fit into or can be associated with the remaining three words. Tips are provided, such as making sure the leftover three words can be grouped or categorized together. Ten practice questions with answers are given as examples.

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    Odd One Out!: Tips Example of An 11+ Question

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    This document provides examples of "odd one out" questions that are sometimes seen in 11+ verbal reasoning exams. In these questions, students must identify two words from a group of five words that do not fit into or can be associated with the remaining three words. Tips are provided, such as making sure the leftover three words can be grouped or categorized together. Ten practice questions with answers are given as examples.

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    This document provides examples of "odd one out" questions that are sometimes seen in 11+ verbal reasoning exams. In these questions, students must identify two words from a group of five words that do not fit into or can be associated with the remaining three words. Tips are provided, such as making sure the leftover three words can be grouped or categorized together. Ten practice questions with answers are given as examples.

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    Odd One Out!: Tips Example of An 11+ Question

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    This document provides examples of "odd one out" questions that are sometimes seen in 11+ verbal reasoning exams. In these questions, students must identify two words from a group of five words that do not fit into or can be associated with the remaining three words. Tips are provided, such as making sure the leftover three words can be grouped or categorized together. Ten practice questions with answers are given as examples.

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    Odd One

    Out!

    Which two words are the odd ones out? For these questions you have to choose
    two words, from a group of five words,
    a) Wales, Yorkshire, Cornwall,
    Nottingham and Devon which do not fit into the group of three.
    Example of an Tips
    b) minute, vast, tiny, miniscule and huge These two words you will select may be
    11+ question
    associated, in someway, but these ones
    Answers for b) huge and vast
    Answers for a) Wales and Nottingham are considered the odd ones out.

    Whatever words you have left over, you


    These 11+ Verbal Reasoning questions must make sure these words can be
    sometimes will ask you select one odd grouped by association and/or
    categorised.
    Variation one out word (from a group of four or five) Exam
    as opposed to choosing two so always E.g. from the example questions, Technique
    Question a) will have three names of
    double check the question! counties leftover and the words
    remaining for Question b) will all
    represent a version of something small.
    Verbal Reasoning

    Odd One Out

    Choose two words, from a group of words,


    Questions
    which represent the odds one out. The Revision Card
    remaining three words should be linked, in
    someway.

    stop cease begin commence start

    Questions Answers: Stop and Cease

    Remember to
    identify both:
    Q1 SNARL GROWL HOWL HUSK BARGE
    - The relationship
    Q2 TIPTOE HASTE HURRY SLINK SPRINT
    between the odd
    Q3 UNWELL SICKLY STRONG WELL FIT ones out

    Q4 CRIMP CRINKLE FLATTEN CRUMPLE IRON - The link between


    Q5 SLIM SKINNY SLIGHT WIDE EXTENSIVE the remaining
    three words
    Q6 EGG SUGAR WAFER BUTTER BISCUIT leftover.
    Q7 UPLOAD STREAM LAPTOP TABLET POST
    Q8 BENDABLE FLEXIBLE HIDE SECRET SUPPLE
    Q9 NARRATIVE LIMERICK POEM SONNET NOVEL
    Q10 COMBINE GROW PORTION DIVISION FRAGMENT
    MOTORCYCLE
    ROLLERBLADES
    Example of an FOOTBALL Answers
    11+ Question SHUTTLE-COCK Revision Card
    UNICYCLE

    Answers: FOOTBALL and SHUTTLECOCK

    Answers

    A1. HUSK and BARGE


    So how did you do?

    A2. TIPTOE and SLINK You can add your


    own text here.
    A3. UNWELL and SICKLY

    A4. IRON and FLATTEN

    A5. WIDE and EXTENSIVE

    A6. WAFER and BISCUIT

    A7. LAPTOP and TABLET

    A8. SECRET and HIDE

    A9. NARRATIVE and NOVEL

    A10. COMBINE and GROW

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