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11 Plus (11+) Verbal Reasoning Practice Test: Find The Missing Word
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11 Plus (11+) Verbal Reasoning Practice Test: Find The Missing Word
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1. Find the three letters that have been removed from the word in capitals below. If the missing letters are put back into the word, the sentence will make sense.

Our local election had no less than nine CANATES.
2. Find the three letters that have been removed from the word in capitals below. If the missing letters are put back into the word, the sentence will make sense.

Her ENGAENT ring had a huge diamond in it.
3. Find the three letters that have been removed from the word in capitals below. If the missing letters are put back into the word, the sentence will make sense.

My Maths teacher has a SLING expression today.
4. Find the three letters that have been removed from the word in capitals below. If the missing letters are put back into the word, the sentence will make sense.

Passing exams is always a great ACHIMENT.
5. Find the three letters that have been removed from the word in capitals below. If the missing letters are put back into the word, the sentence will make sense.

Her cousins lived on the OUTRTS of London.
6. Find the three letters that have been removed from the word in capitals below. If the missing letters are put back into the word, the sentence will make sense.

John always made CONTRIIONS to his favourite charities.
7. Find the three letters that have been removed from the word in capitals below. If the missing letters are put back into the word, the sentence will make sense.

Cakes are made from a COMATION of eggs, flour and sugar.
8. Find the three letters that have been removed from the word in capitals below. If the missing letters are put back into the word, the sentence will make sense.

She WED the windows each Saturday.
9. Find the three letters that have been removed from the word in capitals below. If the missing letters are put back into the word, the sentence will make sense.

He was very skilled with ropes and had excellent SEASHIP.
10. Find the three letters that have been removed from the word in capitals below. If the missing letters are put back into the word, the sentence will make sense.

I find that completely BEVABLE!
11. Find the three letters that have been removed from the word in capitals below. If the missing letters are put back into the word, the sentence will make sense.

The dog just lay there, GLING menacingly
12. Find the three letters that have been removed from the word in capitals below. If the missing letters are put back into the word, the sentence will make sense.

The largest man there also BELED the loudest.
13. Find the three letters that have been removed from the word in capitals below. If the missing letters are put back into the word, the sentence will make sense.

Gladiators died in the AMPHIATRE every day.
14. Find the three letters that have been removed from the word in capitals below. If the missing letters are put back into the word, the sentence will make sense.

The shapes in the puzzle wouldn’t fit together because they were INCONGNT.
15. Find the three letters that have been removed from the word in capitals below. If the missing letters are put back into the word, the sentence will make sense.

The cement HARED in the warmth.
16. Find the three letters that have been removed from the word in capitals below. If the missing letters are put back into the word, the sentence will make sense.

What's her profession? She's a MAMATICIAN!
17. Find the three letters that have been removed from the word in capitals below. If the missing letters are put back into the word, the sentence will make sense.

When he sets his mind to something, he really does it WHOLEHEEDLY.
18. Find the three letters that have been removed from the word in capitals below. If the missing letters are put back into the word, the sentence will make sense.

How many HOUSEHS in this street have broadband?
19. Find the three letters that have been removed from the word in capitals below. If the missing letters are put back into the word, the sentence will make sense.

The D Day landings could never have taken place without the PARACISTS.
20. Find the three letters that have been removed from the word in capitals below. If the missing letters are put back into the word, the sentence will make sense.

Several hundred SPERS visited the mall every day.
21. Find the three letters that have been removed from the word in capitals below. If the missing letters are put back into the word, the sentence will make sense.

I knew that the name for words that sounded the same was HOHONES but I couldn’t remember it.
22. Find the three letters that have been removed from the word in capitals below. If the missing letters are put back into the word, the sentence will make sense.

School ATTANCE is excellent these days.
23. Find the three letters that have been removed from the word in capitals below. If the missing letters are put back into the word, the sentence will make sense.

His DESCANTS had originally come from India.
24. Find the three letters that have been removed from the word in capitals below. If the missing letters are put back into the word, the sentence will make sense.

They say that CURIOY killed the cat, but I don’t believe that.
25. Find the three letters that have been removed from the word in capitals below. If the missing letters are put back into the word, the sentence will make sense.

He ate as much of the apple as he could and DISDED the rest of it.

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