Free Printable 20250628 Full Mock Exam

1.

In each question, you will hear a sentence being read out loud. This sentence will contain a target word. Select the correct spelling of the target word from the five answer choices provided.

Make sure the volume on your device is turned up. Try to answer every question, but do not spend too long on those you find difficult.

Choose the answer you think is correct by clicking on it. If you want to change your mind, just click on your new answer. Click on NEXT to move on to the next question. You will not be able to go back and change your answer.

You will have 6 minutes to complete the whole test.

a)

county

b)

countrie

c)

cantry

d)

contry

e)

cauntry

2.

a)

hoyst

b)

hoist

c)

hayst

d)

haist

e)

heist

3.

a)

reseeve

b)

receed

c)

receive

d)

recieve

e)

resieve

4.

a)

gudged

b)

jadged

c)

jedged

d)

gedged

e)

judged

5.

a)

privileage

b)

privilege

c)

previlege

d)

previlige

e)

privelege

6.

a)

materials

b)

matireals

c)

muterials

d)

motireals

e)

materiels

7.

a)

sacrefece

b)

sacriface

c)

sacrefice

d)

sacrifice

e)

sacrefise

8.

a)

aprecciate

b)

appriciete

c)

appreciete

d)

appreciate

e)

apreciete

9.

a)

enstroment

b)

instrument

c)

instroment

d)

appreciate

e)

instrament

10.

a)

autographe

b)

autogruph

c)

autograph

d)

ottogruph

e)

otograph

11.

a)

agriable

b)

agreable

c)

agrieable

d)

agreoble

e)

agreeable

12.

a)

complecated

b)

complikated

c)

complicatid

d)

complicated

e)

complekated

13.

a)

disinterested

b)

desinterested

c)

disinterestead

d)

disinteristed

e)

desinteristed

14.

a)

condensetion

b)

condonsation

c)

condensasion

d)

condonsetion

e)

condensation

15.

Phonetic Spelling

In each question, you will hear an unusual or made up word being read out loud.

Select the correct spelling of this word based on how it sounds.

Try to answer every question, but do not spend too long on those you find difficult.

Choose the answer you think is correct by clicking on it. If you want to change your mind, just click on your new answer.

You will not be able to go back and change your answer.

You will have 6 minutes to complete the whole test.

a)

Trophoblastic

b)

Truphoblistic

c)

Tropheblastic

d)

Tropheblustic

e)

Trophublestic

16.

a)

Jebbertyjib

b)

Jabbertyjib

c)

Jabbirtyjib

d)

Jabburtyjeb

e)

Jibbertyjeb

17.

a)

Flinflemmary

b)

Filmflammery

c)

Flumflammery

d)

Filmflannery

e)

Flimflammery

18.

a)

Netterchatter

b)

Nottershatter

c)

Natterchatter

d)

Nattershetter

e)

Nattorshetter

19.

a)

Cardiamyopathy

b)

Cardiomyopathy

c)

Cordiomyopathe

d)

Cardiomyapethy

e)

Cordiomyopethe

20.

a)

Squibbledee

b)

Squabblede

c)

Squabbledee

d)

Squobbledi

e)

Squibbledi

21.

a)

Adonomyosis

b)

Adonemyosis

c)

Adanomyosis

d)

Adanemyosis

e)

Adenomyosis

22.

a)

Skettersketter

b)

Skittersketter

c)

Skitterscatter

d)

Skittescatter

e)

Skatterscetter

23.

a)

Sindlefrap

b)

Zindlefrap

c)

Sinblefrap

d)

Zindlerap

e)

Zinblefrap

24.

a)

Wrigglyjiggly

b)

Wringlyjiggly

c)

Wrigglyjegly

d)

Wrigglyjoggly

e)

Wregglyjuggly

25.

a)

Electracoagulasion

b)

Electrocagelation

c)

Electrecoagulation

d)

Electrocoagulation

e)

Electrocuagelasion

26.

a)

Wabbleweeble

b)

Wobblewibble

c)

Wubblewibble

d)

Webblewibble

e)

Waublewibble

27.

a)

Trindlebord

b)

Triklebowm

c)

Trindlebaur

d)

Trindleboom

e)

Trindlebaum

28.

a)

Quebblequabble

b)

Quebblequobble

c)

Quibblequabble

d)

Quibblequobble

e)

Quiddlequobble

29.

Spelling Keyboard

In each question, you will hear a word being read out loud.

Click on the correct letters on the on-screen keyboard to spell the word you hear.

Try to answer every question, but do not spend too long on those you find difficult.

You will not be able to go back and change your answer.

You will have 20 minutes to complete the whole test.

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30.

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34.

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35.

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36.

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37.

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38.

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39.

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40.

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41.

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42.

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43.

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47.

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48.

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49.

Which word is correct?

a)

domenant

b)

dominant

c)

dominent

50.

Which word is correct?

a)

danse

b)

dence

c)

dense

51.

Which word is correct?

a)

hardus

b)

hazrdus

c)

hazardous

52.

Which word is correct?

a)

necessity

b)

necesitey

c)

nesessity

53.

Which word is correct?

a)

delibarate

b)

deliberate

c)

deliburit

54.

Which word is correct?

a)

compilment

b)

compliment

c)

compilmant

55.

Which word is correct?

a)

areana

b)

arena

c)

areena

56.

in a manner tending to pull toward

a)

retractive

b)

attractively

c)

subtracting

d)

extractively

57.

a device that pulls something forward

a)

tracers

b)

contractor

c)

tractor

d)

protractor

58.

a condition of having many or multiple connections

a)

replication

b)

complexity

c)

multiplicity

d)

explicit

59.

explicit

a)

to fold back

b)

mixing in together

c)

fully expressed or unfolded

d)

making a two-fold copy of

60.

to make a two-fold copy of; the act of copying

a)

explicate

b)

complicate

c)

duplicate

d)

pliable

61.

the act of catching someone off guard

a)

deception

b)

reception

c)

inception

62.

contravene

a)

to come before

b)

to come against

c)

to come up from below

d)

to come towards

63.

reinvent

a)

to come upon again

b)

not coming before

c)

capable of coming in between

d)

to come before

64.

to offer a meaning or a goal

a)

contenders

b)

tender

c)

pretend

d)

intend

65.

a faker could also be described as a...

a)

unattended

b)

contender

c)

superintendent

d)

pretender

66.

a figure with straight bends

a)

regular

b)

correct

c)

rectangle

67.

the act of raising up again

a)

resurrect

b)

direction

c)

resurrection

68.

a person who comes up next

a)

successor

b)

successors

c)

succeeded

d)

succeeded

69.

select ALL of the following words that are synonyms of finale

a)

end

b)

conclusion

c)

intermission

d)

introduction

e)

last

70.

giving a new or another ending to; ending again

a)

refined

b)

refines

c)

refine

d)

refining

71.

infinity

a)

quality of not having an end or limit

b)

having an end or limit

c)

condition of being put together

d)

superior of those having reached the limit

72.

finalists

a)

not having an end or limit

b)

descriptions put down as limits

c)

people who survive to the end

d)

superior of those having reached the limit

73.

What does 'effective' mean?

a)

Successful

b)

Embarrassing

c)

Enjoyable

d)

Beautiful

74.

What does 'silt' mean?

a)

Fine sand, clay or dust.

b)

A seed from a tree.

c)

A gas which has no smell.

d)

A piece of farm equipment.

75.

What does 'procure' mean?

a)

To jump for joy.

b)

To go and get something.

c)

To throw something away.

d)

To bury something.

76.

Which number has a 3 digit with a value of thirty thousand?

a)

3 614 278

b)

6 134 278

c)

6 143 278

d)

6 314 278

77.

Which fraction is the largest?

a)

2/3

b)

3/4

c)

5/6

d)

7/12

78.

The table gives information about four 2-D shapes. Which shape has a perimeter of 144 cm?

a)

Shape A

b)

Shape B

c)

Shape C

d)

Shape D

79.

A football club organises some coaches to take supporters to an away game.
Each coach can carry 55 supporters.
The club needs enough coaches for 1727 supporters.
How many coaches should the club hire?

a)

32

b)

29

c)

30

d)

31

80.

Javid wants to complete this division in two steps. Which method is correct?

a)

Method 1
4800 ÷ 100 = 48
48 × 2 = ___

b)

Method 2
4800 ÷ 2 = 2400
2400 ÷ 50 = ___

c)

Method 3
4800 ÷ 10 = 480
480 ÷ 2 = _

d)

Method 4
4800 ÷ 1000 = 4.8
4.8 × 2 = ___

81.

A number is rounded to 6 130 000 to the nearest thousand. Which option could not be the number that was rounded?

a)

6 129 550

b)

6 130 009

c)

6 130 490

d)

6 129 490

82.

Katie is booking places in hostel. The cost for two people for one night is £98. Katie needs to book for four people for three nights. Which is the best estimate for the total cost?

a)

£300

b)

£500

c)

£600

d)

£800

83.

Luigi needs to weigh 0.2 kilograms of sugar. He pours some sugar onto a set of digital scales. How many more grams of sugar does Luigi need?

a)

22 g

b)

120 g

c)

50 g

d)

5 g

84.

Joe has these place value cards.

What is the smallest four-digit number Joe can make using these cards?

a)

2.345

b)

3.789

c)

2.645

d)

2.456

85.

Look at the diagrams of Parallelogram A, Parallelogram B, Parallelogram C, and Parallelogram D. Which parallelogram has enough information to find its area?

a)

Parallelogram A

b)

Parallelogram B

c)

Parallelogram C

d)

Parallelogram D

86.

Harry makes a number sequence.

If the sequence starts with 3, what is the fourth number in the sequence?

a)

29

b)

24

c)

21

d)

33

87.

A triangle is drawn and its sides are extended.

What is the size of Angle A?

a)

70°

b)

80°

c)

90°

d)

100°

88.

Laura and Mya have 36 marbles. They share the marbles so that Laura has three times as many marbles as Mya. How many marbles does Mya have?

a)

6

b)

9

c)

12

d)

18

89.

On a chicken farm, 3252 eggs are laid one day.
The eggs are put into boxes of 6 and 12.
400 boxes of 6 eggs are filled.
How many boxes of 12 eggs are filled?

a)

71

b)

21

c)

251

d)

271

90.

A rectangle is drawn on a coordinate grid.
The coordinates of one vertex are given.

The rectangle is translated 10 units right and 12 units up.
What are the new coordinates of the vertex?

a)

（6,8）

b)

（8,6）

c)

（10,4）

d)

（4,10）

91.

What is the area of the rectangle?

a)

3/10 square meters

b)

2/3 square meters

c)

5/9 square meters

d)

1/4 square meters

92.

Red circles and yellow squares stand for positive whole numbers.

The table shows possible solutions.

Which solution is an incorrect?

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

93.

Isla must complete five maths tests.
After four tests, Isla has a mean score of 78%.
Isla wants to achieve a mean score of 80% for all five tests.
What is the minimum score Isla must achieve in her fifth test to reach a mean score of 80%?

a)

80%

b)

84%

c)

88%

d)

90%

94.

390 105 + 1100 = ___

a)

391 115

b)

391 205

c)

400 205

d)

401 105

95.

728 446 + 200 500 = ___

a)

748 946

b)

928 496

c)

928 946

d)

933 446

96.

782 499 + ___ = 842 599

a)

6010

b)

6100

c)

60 100

d)

61 000

97.

-3 + 12-4+10x2 = ___

a)

25

b)

30

c)

18

d)

20

98.

-4 + ___ = -7

a)

-11

b)

-3

c)

3

d)

11

99.

90 000 + 50 000 – 4000 = ___

a)

91 000

b)

100 000

c)

136 000

d)

146 000

100.

2000 + (700 – 50) = ___

a)

2250

b)

2350

c)

2450

d)

2650

101.

9000 + 50 – ___ = 8950

a)

100

b)

550

c)

1000

d)

1100

102.

$\frac{1}{3}+\frac{1}{5}=?$

a)

$\frac{2}{35}$

b)

$\frac{2}{15}$

c)

$\frac{2}{8}$

d)

$\frac{8}{15}$

103.

$\frac{3}{4}$ +____= $\frac{11}{12}$

a)

$\frac{1}{8}$

b)

$\frac{1}{6}$

c)

$\frac{1}{4}$

d)

$\frac{1}{3}$

104.

672 659 – 10 100 = ___

a)

661 659

b)

662 559

c)

661 659

d)

671 559

105.

(658 664 – ___)x 2 = 1 312 728

a)

2030

b)

2300

c)

20 300

d)

23 000

106.

-2 – 8 = ___

a)

-10

b)

-6

c)

6

d)

10

107.

70 000 – 700 + 70 = ___

a)

63 070

b)

69 370

c)

69 670

d)

70 630

108.

700 – (20 + 300) = ___

a)

380

b)

470

c)

480

d)

980

109.

6000 – 600 + ___ = 8000

a)

2400

b)

2600

c)

3400

d)

3600

110.

-8 – ___ = -14

a)

-6

b)

-22

c)

6

d)

22

111.

$2\frac{3}{5}-1\frac{1}{2}$ =?

a)

3 $\frac{2}{3}$

b)

$\frac{13}{10}$

c)

1 $\frac{2}{3}$

d)

1 $\frac{1}{10}$

112.

$\frac{2}{3}$ -___= $\frac{5}{12}$

a)

$\frac{1}{12}$

b)

$\frac{1}{5}$

c)

$\frac{1}{4}$

d)

$\frac{1}{3}$

113.

35x0.123=

a)

36.9

b)

3.69

c)

43.05

d)

4.305

114.

30 × 900 = ___

a)

270

b)

2700

c)

27 000

d)

270 000

115.

9 + 3 × 18 = ___

a)

63

b)

216

c)

218

d)

65

116.

80 + 40 × 40 = ___

a)

160

b)

240

c)

1680

d)

4800

117.

0.107 × ___ = 107

a)

1

b)

10

c)

100

d)

1000

118.

0.6 × 35 = ___

a)

18

b)

210

c)

21

d)

180

119.

0.08 × ___ = 0.96

a)

0.012

b)

0.12

c)

0.0012

d)

12

120.

$\frac{3}{4}\times\frac{1}{3}=?$

a)

$\frac{1}{6}$

b)

$\frac{1}{4}$

c)

$\frac{1}{3}$

d)

$\frac{1}{2}$

121.

44.1% of 700 = ___

a)

280

b)

387

c)

30.87

d)

308.7

122.

75% of ___ = 120

a)

45

b)

90

c)

150

d)

160

123.

25 000 ÷ 5 = ___

a)

5

b)

50

c)

500

d)

5000

124.

7200 ÷ 80 = ___

a)

9

b)

90

c)

900

d)

9000

125.

1800 – 60 ÷ 20 = ___

a)

87

b)

1720

c)

1760

d)

1797

126.

810 ÷ 45 – 20 = ___

a)

2

b)

12

c)

20

d)

-2

127.

909 ÷ 1000 = ___

a)

0.099

b)

0.909

c)

0.99

d)

9.09

128.

140 ÷ ___ = 1.4

a)

1

b)

10

c)

100

d)

1000

129.

5.4 ÷ 0.09 = ___

a)

0.006

b)

60

c)

0.6

d)

6

130.

1209 ÷ ___ = 1.209

a)

1

b)

10

c)

100

d)

1000

131.

2.8 ÷ ___ = 0.4

a)

0.07

b)

0.7

c)

7

d)

70

132.

$\frac{1}{8}$ $\div$ 3=？

a)

$\frac{1}{24}$

b)

$\frac{1}{11}$

c)

$\frac{1}{4}$

d)

$\frac{3}{8}$

133.

Find the THREE letters that complete the words so that the paragraph makes sense.

Sweeping south___ds to Paris and then beyond, I und___tand the French love of sunflowers. As we zipped along the flat, nar___ road, rows of tall, vivid yellow soldiers tur___ their faces to us and s___ed their sunny smile.

(a)

134.

Apple Grumble

Said the crumble to the custard as he cooled-off in his tin,

“I fear the end is near – I see stomachs coming in!

They’re seated at the table with their bowls and spoons in place

One fat man has eyed me up with longing on his face.

It’s not enough to stir me up then hurl me in to bake,

They also plan to scoff me down like last night’s hapless cake

I wish my toppings weren’t so good, my filling not so sweet,

Then perhaps they’d hunt around for something else to eat.

Oh, woe is me! My end is nigh! Farewell, my creamy friend!

Let’s both go down together, hold me close until the end...”

The custard gurgled gently as she rested in her pan,

“Fear not, my love, have faith in me – I’ve got a clever plan!

Whilst simmering, I made sure that my bottom got too hot -

I burnt myself completely and I’ve ruined the whole lot!

Once we’re served, we’ll taste so foul they’ll scrape us both away,

And we’ll be free, as one at last, together come what….”

Before she finished speaking, she was lifted from the hob

And deftly poured into a jug in one unseemly blob.

A gasp was heard, “It’s burnt!” they cried, “Oh, boo!” a glum girl said,

“Don’t worry, dear,” her mother soothed, “we’ll have ice cream instead!”

Into the bin sad Custard slid, with one heart-rending moan.

Her plan had failed, she’d come undone; now Crumble was alone.

She winced as Crumble hovered on a spoon above a bowl

And whispered, in a broken voice, “Have mercy on his soul.”

According to the poem, which of these events happens first, chronologically?

a)

The custard was heated up.

b)

People came into the room.

c)

A cake was eaten.

d)

The crumble came out of the oven.

135.

Complete the words in the paragraph with smaller three-letter words.

The greengrocer had just FINI___D STAC___G up B___ETS of PO___OES and CAR___S ready for a busy day.

(a)

136.

The Robin:
After the deluge, the allotment site was unusually empty. The robin shook his wet feathers and hopped hungrily from one part of the allotment plot to another, keeping Frank in his vision all of the time. The old gardener poured a strong tea from his flask and shared two biscuits with the robin. On a patch of earth a tiny daffodil shoot could be just seen protruding from the soil, a magical sight shared between Frank and the robin. Both of their hearts thawed at the thought of the coming spring. The hard winter would soon be over and two solitary creatures, now united in their friendship, had both survived another year.

Which statement is incorrect?

a)

Frank was an elderly gardener.

b)

Frank was a lonely old man.

c)

Frank liked his tea well brewed.

d)

Frank had no friends.

137.

The scruffy head peered through the bars. Would this be his lucky day? He thought back to the times when he was loved and looked after. He had been the centre of attention as the children loved to throw a ball for him, the dad loved to take him for walks and the mum always provided him with fresh water and tasty food. That was before they left and now he was here, in this strange place. He felt tears well up in his eyes as he reminisced over the happy days, when a sudden noise made him prick up his ears; a snatch of a voice on the breeze followed by a laugh. A warden stopped outside his cage, unlocked the door and picked him up. His tail wagged like mad as two suntanned children ran down the walkway towards him. It was his lucky day. He was going home.

What made the dog hopeful?

a)

A laugh.

b)

A snatch of a voice.

c)

A sudden noise.

d)

The two children.

138.

Last Post:
Ted dusted down his bugle and played the Last Post. The Last Post for a lost village and the lost villagers that remained. The mournful notes rang tremulous across the black slag heaps touching the dead. Like the morning mist, the music permeated the villagers and they responded in their hearts and in their souls. Ted stood at the entrance to the discarded mine and played over and over. As his voice grew in power, so the sound swelled loudly calling, begging, pleading. Doors that had remained shut, began to open...

Which statement is correct?

a)

Ted often played his bugle.

b)

The villagers came out of their houses to hear the music.

c)

The music began loudly then trailed away.

d)

The music sounded sad.

139.

The scruffy head peered through the bars. Would this be his lucky day? He thought back to the times when he was loved and looked after. He had been the centre of attention as the children loved to throw a ball for him, the dad loved to take him for walks and the mum always provided him with fresh water and tasty food. That was before they left and now he was here, in this strange place. He felt tears well up in his eyes as he reminisced over the happy days, when a sudden noise made him prick up his ears; a snatch of a voice on the breeze followed by a laugh. A warden stopped outside his cage, unlocked the door and picked him up. His tail wagged like mad as two suntanned children ran down the walkway towards him. It was his lucky day. He was going home.

Why was it his lucky day?

a)

He had some new owners he was going to live with.

b)

His old owners had returned for him.

c)

He was getting some attention.

d)

He was off on an adventure.

140.

How the World Became

At the dawn of time there existed only two gods: Koti and Zinta. Earth was a barren wasteland which the gods planned to fill with new life. First, Koti sowed an abundance of seeds. He conjured up a powerful storm to water his foliage, then, with an almighty heave, he rolled the sun closer to warm the earth. Before long, plants of all shapes and sizes covered the land in a sea of lush leaves, blossom and fruit. He was pleased with his work. Yet something was missing.

“Animals!” he exclaimed, “We need animals!”

This was a job for Zinta, the more talented of the pair. She moulded wonderful creatures to wander her earth and birds to fly in the wind. However, after three days, the beautiful animals always died. No matter how hard she tried, none of her creatures lasted. Full of determination, she worked tirelessly, night after night, to create a brand new creature, one which was more refined and intricate than ever before. Once it was accomplished, she sat back with bated breath to see how her new model fared. Alas, after less than one day, the new creature faded and perished, just like the others. This was the last straw for Zinta. Hot tears coursed like waterfalls from her eyes as she clenched her fists and gnashed her teeth. Finally spent, she gazed down upon the earth and could barely believe her red-ringed eyes. Her tears had filled the dips and crevices of the land with water which the animals were drinking from. Now that the oceans, seas, lakes and rivers had been formed, her creations no longer died and the animal kingdom began to thrive.

Which word in line could be defined in a dictionary as ‘with impurities or unwanted elements having been removed by processing’?

a)

accomplished

b)

bated

c)

refined

d)

intricate

141.

Read the following information and then answer the questions:
You must answer both correctly to receive a mark.

There are 4 puppies in a litter. Their total weight is 13kg.
The smallest weighs 2.5kg, and the heaviest two are 3.7kg and 3.8kg.

In kilograms what is the weight of the fourth puppy? ___kilograms.
By how many grams is the biggest puppy heavier than the lightest one? ____grams.

a)

3KG

1300G

b)

1300KG

3G

c)

300G

13KG

d)

30KG

130G

142.

Packs of greetings cards are on sale at £3.50 for a pack of 5. The cost of individual cards ranges from 60p to 99p. What is the maximum amount that can be saved by buying 2 packs rather than 10 individual cards?

a)

£3.20

b)

£2.80

c)

£2.90

d)

£1.2

143.

What is the missing number in this number equation?

126 + 77 ÷ 11 × 2 = 500 −

a)

60

b)

300

c)

260

d)

360

144.

Which number balances these equations?

20x $\frac{1}{4}$ = $\frac{1}{6}$ x ?

a)

20

b)

30

c)

10

d)

5

145.

The cook makes 75 pancakes for the children on Shrove Tuesday. The batter used 2 eggs for every 5 pancakes. How many eggs were used all together?

a)

35

b)

10

c)

30

d)

20

146.

The weather in these skiing resorts is as follows: Oslo ⎯9°C, Calgary 0°, Zurich 5°C, Banff ⎯10°C and Sochi ⎯5°C. Can you guess where Jake is skiing if the resort is colder than ⎯0°C, but warmer than ⎯10°C, and 5°C warmer than Banff?

a)

Oslo

b)

Calgary

c)

Zurich

d)

Banff

e)

Sochi

147.

What does x stand for in the following equation?

11x − 12 = 140 − 53

a)

9

b)

8

c)

7

d)

6

148.

Which number balances these equations?

9² + 9 + 9 = 45 + ?

a)

45

b)

54

c)

66

d)

55

149.

Swimming fan Finn Splash swam 2800 metres in January, 3200 metres in February and 1060 metres in March. How many metres in total did he swim over the three months?

a)

6160 metres

b)

6000 metres

c)

7060 metres

d)

7006 metres

150.

I think of a number, double it and end up with 612.32

What is a quarter of my original number?

a)

153.08

b)

153.16

c)

83.36

d)

76.54

151.

Which is the odd one out?

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

e)

E

152.

Which is the odd one out?

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

e)

E

153.

Which is the odd one out?

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

e)

E

154.

Which of the patterns belongs in this group?

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

e)

E

155.

Which shape is a rotation of the image on the top?

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

e)

E

156.

Which one comes next?

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

e)

E

157.

Which option is the reflection of this shape?

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

e)

E

158-188.

Comprehension

In this section, you will be shown a passage on screen.

Certain words in the passage are missing.

You will see three possible options to choose from for each of these missing words.

You must select the correct option for each of them.

Choose the answer you think is correct by clicking on it. If you want to change your mind, just click on your new answer.

You will have 8 minutes to complete the whole test.

The (1) of the phoenix is one of the most (2) and (3) myths in many cultures, (4) in ancient Egyptian and Greek mythology. (5) to folklore, the phoenix was a (6) bird that lived for hundreds of years, and when it died, it would (7) into flames and be reborn from its own (8).

The phoenix was a (9) of renewal, rebirth and (10) life. Its story (11) in the deserts of Egypt, where it was said to build a nest of sweet, (12) herbs and spices, which it then set on fire. From the ashes of the fire, a (13) phoenix would (14), young and beautiful.

The phoenix was often (15) as a large bird with feathers of (16) red, orange and gold, and its (17) was said to be breath-taking. Its beautiful song was also believed to have magical (18) powers, and it was said that the bird could even heal (19) with its tears.

A phoenix called Fawkes is (20) in the second book of the Harry Potter series by J. K. Rowling. (21) serves as the loyal pet and (22) of Albus Dumbledore, the headmaster of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Fawkes' tears (23) have healing powers, and they play a (24) role in saving Harry's life later in the (25).

The legend of the phoenix has been retold in (26) stories, poems and works of art (27) history. Its symbolism of rebirth and renewal has made it a (28) symbol of hope and (29). Even today, the legend of the phoenix continues to (30) the imaginations of people all over the world, and it remains a powerful symbol of the human desire for (31) and renewal.

158.

1 (a)

Choose from the below words

legend

reality

rumour

159.

2 (a)

Choose from the below words

enduring

endured

endurance

160.

3 (a)

Choose from the below words

iconic

ironic

comic

161.

4 (a)

Choose from the below words

particularly

generally

usually

162.

5 (a)

Choose from the below words

According

Accounting

Acceptable

163.

6 (a)

Choose from the below words

magnificent

humdrum

ordinary

164.

7 (a)

Choose from the below words

burst

burn

bust

165.

8 (a)

Choose from the below words

ashes

feathers

nest

166.

9 (a)

Choose from the below words

symbol

sign

allegory

167.

10 (a)

Choose from the below words

eternal

mortal

model

168.

11 (a)

Choose from the below words

began

starting

commence

169.

12 (a)

Choose from the below words

fragrant

fetid

stinking

170.

13 (a)

Choose from the below words

new

burnt

revived

171.

14 (a)

Choose from the below words

arise

occur

ensue

172.

15 (a)

Choose from the below words

depicted

deplored

deprived

173.

16 (a)

Choose from the below words

brilliant

downy

ticklish

174.

17 (a)

Choose from the below words

appearance

appeared

appearing

175.

18 (a)

Choose from the below words

healing

curing

medical

176.

19 (a)

Choose from the below words

itself

yourself

themself

177.

20 (a)

Choose from the below words

introduced

greeted

announced

178.

21 (a)

Choose from the below words

It

This

That

179.

22 (a)

Choose from the below words

protector

protestor

protractor

180.

23 (a)

Choose from the below words

also

further

plus

181.

24 (a)

Choose from the below words

crucial

pressing

absolute

182.

25 (a)

Choose from the below words

series

chain

sequence

183.

26 (a)

Choose from the below words

countless

limited

few

184.

27 (a)

Choose from the below words

throughout

in

from

185.

28 (a)

Choose from the below words

timeless

passing

temporary

186.

29 (a)

Choose from the below words

inspiration

invention

intention

187.

30 (a)

Choose from the below words

capture

jail

imprison

188.

31 (a)

Choose from the below words

transformation

information

confirmation

20250628 Full Mock Exam

Total questions: 158

Worksheet time: 2hrs 18mins

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