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11 Plus (11+) English Practice Test: Writing Explanations - Text To Explain Something
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11 Plus (11+) English Practice Test: Writing Explanations - Text To Explain Something
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1. Which one of the statements is an explanatory statement?
Why doesn't bronze rust?
2. Which one of the statements is an explanatory statement?
Why do dogs eat grass?
3. Which one of the statements is an explanatory statement?
How did the mirror get broken?
4. Which one of the statements is an explanatory statement?
Why are you late?
5. Which one of the statements is an explanatory statement?
Why do cats eat grass?
6. Which one of the statements is an explanatory statement?
Why was she angry?
7. Which one of the statements is an explanatory statement?
Why do people have red eyes in flash photographs?
8. Which one of the statements is an explanatory statement?
Why do leaves change colour in autumn?
9. Which one of the statements is an explanatory statement?
How did the Titanic sink?
10. Which one of the statements is an explanatory statement?
Why do we have seasons?

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