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Free Kent Test practice paper
Reasoning · 45 marks · 55 minutes
Multiple choice — mark one answer per question (A–E) on a separate answer sheet. No calculators or notes. Work as quickly and carefully as you can.
Verbal reasoning — 10-minute practice, then 20 minutes for the whole verbal section. Mark one letter (A–E).
Which word is most similar in meaning to: RAPID?
Which word is most similar in meaning to: ENORMOUS?
Verbal reasoning — 10-minute practice, then 20 minutes for the whole verbal section. Mark one letter (A–E).
Which word is most opposite in meaning to: EXPAND?
Which word is most opposite in meaning to: GENEROUS?
Verbal reasoning — 10-minute practice, then 20 minutes for the whole verbal section. Mark one letter (A–E).
Big is to Small as Tall is to ?
Dog is to Puppy as Cat is to ?
Verbal reasoning — 10-minute practice, then 20 minutes for the whole verbal section. Mark one letter (A–E).
Which word is the odd one out?
Which word is the odd one out?
Verbal reasoning — 10-minute practice, then 20 minutes for the whole verbal section. Mark one letter (A–E).
Which letter continues the series? B, D, F, H, ?
Which letter continues the series? A, C, E, G, ?
Verbal reasoning — 10-minute practice, then 20 minutes for the whole verbal section. Mark one letter (A–E).
If PEN is written in code as RGP, how is BOX written in the same code?
If RUN is written in code as QTM, how is TOP written in the same code?
Verbal reasoning — 10-minute practice, then 20 minutes for the whole verbal section. Mark one letter (A–E).
Which number continues the series? 3, 6, 12, 24, ?
Which number continues the series? 5, 10, 20, 40, ?
Verbal reasoning — 10-minute practice, then 20 minutes for the whole verbal section. Mark one letter (A–E).
A = 4, B = 6, C = 2, D = 8, E = 3. Work out (A + C) and give your answer as a letter.
A = 8, B = 2, C = 5, D = 3, E = 16. Work out (A × B) and give your answer as a letter.
Verbal reasoning — 10-minute practice, then 20 minutes for the whole verbal section. Mark one letter (A–E).
Which four-letter word is hidden across the two words in: “she arrived”?
Which four-letter word is hidden across the two words in: “formal event”?
Verbal reasoning — 10-minute practice, then 20 minutes for the whole verbal section. Mark one letter (A–E).
Despite the heavy rain, the football match was not ___.
After the long climb to the summit, the walkers felt completely ___.
Non-verbal reasoning subtest (Series) — about 4 minutes. Mark one letter (A–E).
Which figure continues the series?
Which figure continues the series?
Which figure continues the series?
Non-verbal reasoning subtest (Analogies) — about 4 minutes. Mark one letter (A–E).
The first figure changes into the second. Which option completes the second pair the same way?
The first figure changes into the second. Which option completes the second pair the same way?
Non-verbal reasoning subtest (Grids) — about 4 minutes. Mark one letter (A–E).
Which figure completes the grid?
Which figure completes the grid?
Non-verbal reasoning subtest (Odd one out) — about 4 minutes. Mark one letter (A–E).
Four of these figures are the same shape. Which is the odd one out?
Four of these figures are the same shape. Which is the odd one out?
Non-verbal reasoning subtest (Rotation) — about 4 minutes. Mark one letter (A–E).
The figure on the left is turned a three-quarter turn (270°) clockwise. Which option shows how it then looks?
The figure on the left is turned a quarter turn (90°) clockwise. Which option shows how it then looks?
Non-verbal reasoning subtest (Codes) — about 4 minutes. Mark one letter (A–E).
Each figure has a code. Work out what the letters mean, then choose the code for the figure with the ?
Each figure has a code. Work out what the letters mean, then choose the code for the figure with the ?
Non-verbal reasoning subtest (Most alike) — about 4 minutes. Mark one letter (A–E).
The three figures on the left are alike — the same shape. Which option is most like them?
The three figures on the left are alike — the same shape. Which option is most like them?
The shape on the left is hidden in exactly one of the five figures — the same size and the same way up. Which figure is it? Mark one letter (A–E).
The shape on the left is hidden in exactly one of the five figures — the same size and the same way up. Which figure is it? Mark one letter (A–E).
The shape on the left is hidden in exactly one of the five figures — the same size and the same way up. Which figure is it? Mark one letter (A–E).
The shape on the left is hidden in exactly one of the five figures — the same size and the same way up. Which figure is it? Mark one letter (A–E).
The shape on the left is hidden in exactly one of the five figures — the same size and the same way up. Which figure is it? Mark one letter (A–E).
The shape on the left is hidden in exactly one of the five figures — the same size and the same way up. Which figure is it? Mark one letter (A–E).
The shape on the left is hidden in exactly one of the five figures — the same size and the same way up. Which figure is it? Mark one letter (A–E).
The shape on the left is hidden in exactly one of the five figures — the same size and the same way up. Which figure is it? Mark one letter (A–E).
The shape on the left is hidden in exactly one of the five figures — the same size and the same way up. Which figure is it? Mark one letter (A–E).
The shape on the left is hidden in exactly one of the five figures — the same size and the same way up. Which figure is it? Mark one letter (A–E).
The shape on the left is hidden in exactly one of the five figures — the same size and the same way up. Which figure is it? Mark one letter (A–E).
Gramora · Reasoning practice paper. Questions are original, in the style of the GL Assessment 11+ format.
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