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11 Plus (11+) Verbal Reasoning Practice Test: Compound Words, Made Of Two Or More
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Compound words are those where other words have been combined to make a new word.

11 Plus (11+) Verbal Reasoning Practice Test: Compound Words, Made Of Two Or More
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1. Which two words together can make a new, compound word? Choose one word from each group below and select the correct answer from the four choices available.

(before first after) (life place time)
2. Which two words together can make a new, compound word? Choose one word from each group below and select the correct answer from the four choices available.

(out dead live) (beat music line)
3. Which two words together can make a new, compound word? Choose one word from each group below and select the correct answer from the four choices available.

(hard clear smooth) (wear were ware)
4. Which two words together can make a new, compound word? Choose one word from each group below and select the correct answer from the four choices available.

(dish spoon cup) (bottle board can)
5. Which two words together can make a new, compound word? Choose one word from each group below and select the correct answer from the four choices available.

(they them their) (self day selves)
6. Which two words together can make a new, compound word? Choose one word from each group below and select the correct answer from the four choices available.

(here three there) (before below after)
7. Which two words together can make a new, compound word? Choose one word from each group below and select the correct answer from the four choices available.

(kick moon butter) (where light pass)
8. Which two words together can make a new, compound word? Choose one word from each group below and select the correct answer from the four choices available.

(heap wide long) (right wine spread)
9. Which two words together can make a new, compound word? Choose one word from each group below and select the correct answer from the four choices available.

(by my lay) (wall wind pass)
10. Which two words together can make a new, compound word? Choose one word from each group below and select the correct answer from the four choices available.

(back black base) (spine side state)
11. Which two words together can make a new, compound word? Choose one word from each group below and select the correct answer from the four choices available.

(cave house hut) (boy build man)
12. Which two words together can make a new, compound word? Choose one word from each group below and select the correct answer from the four choices available.

(jelly cake bun) (sole bowl fish)
13. Which two words together can make a new, compound word? Choose one word from each group below and select the correct answer from the four choices available.

(four fore for) (sight site cite)
14. Which two words together can make a new, compound word? Choose one word from each group below and select the correct answer from the four choices available.

(feel hand touch) (round under down)
15. Which two words together can make a new, compound word? Choose one word from each group below and select the correct answer from the four choices available.

(pony mare foal) (mail tail pail)
16. Which two words together can make a new, compound word? Choose one word from each group below and select the correct answer from the four choices available.

(bad fair good) (why bye lie)
17. Which two words together can make a new, compound word? Choose one word from each group below and select the correct answer from the four choices available.

(air under stand) (port court back)
18. Which two words together can make a new, compound word? Choose one word from each group below and select the correct answer from the four choices available.

(home hand life) (time tick tock)
19. Which two words together can make a new, compound word? Choose one word from each group below and select the correct answer from the four choices available.

(wheel car bus) (straight house long)
20. Which two words together can make a new, compound word? Choose one word from each group below and select the correct answer from the four choices available.

(jam butter bread) (carry fly drift)
21. Which two words together can make a new, compound word? Choose one word from each group below and select the correct answer from the four choices available.

(grave ground grass) (hand year yard)
22. Which two words together can make a new, compound word? Choose one word from each group below and select the correct answer from the four choices available.

(stand stay step) (stun son sun)
23. Which two words together can make a new, compound word? Choose one word from each group below and select the correct answer from the four choices available.

(box pan bowl) (meat bread cake)
24. Which two words together can make a new, compound word? Choose one word from each group below and select the correct answer from the four choices available.

(finger feet leg) (hill print proof)
25. Which two words together can make a new, compound word? Choose one word from each group below and select the correct answer from the four choices available.

(fair hair air) (self daft craft)

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