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Now with 1,050 practice questions across 21 verbal reasoning topics — 50 questions per topic — plus a Mock Test mode that randomly selects questions from every topic.  The most common tests are administered by GL Assessment using NFER-style questions, and there are 21 recognized question types — most papers contain around 80 questions drawn from a selection of these.  Each topic teaches the underlying method first, then drills it across all variances and difficulty levels — the same generic approach used by GL Assessment, NFER, CEM and the major 11+ test providers.  Once you've worked through the topics, take a Mock Test of randomly selected questions from across all 21 types.  After each test, see questions answered correctly, incorrectly, and skipped, with time taken on every question.  Every topic includes a step-by-step lesson explaining the method and shortcuts before you attempt questions.  There are 164 grammar schools in England, and around 95% set Verbal Reasoning tests as part of their selection process.  Questions and answers can be read aloud — useful for younger pupils, dyslexic learners, and audio-only practice on the go.  Master every type of 11+ Verbal Reasoning question with the most comprehensive methods and techniques course on the App Store.  Tap the colored slices to retry only the questions you got wrong, the ones you skipped, or to revisit the ones you got right.  Built for 11+ Grammar School selection tests and Independent School common entrance examinations.  Mock Test scores are tracked over time in a bar chart so you can see exactly how preparation is progressing.  Part of the 11PlusApps.co.uk family of 11+ apps, with comprehensive material and innovative design that makes 11+ exam preparation actually enjoyable.  Most independent schools also use Verbal Reasoning in 11+ format.  An interactive pie chart displays current progress for each topic.  The fastest way to a 100% score on every topic.  Every question can be reviewed with a clear explanation of the answer.  Build understanding, then build speed.  Take as many as you want.