Can we have agregated content for Warks 11+
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Can we have aggregated content for Warks 11+
Hi
Note to Ed'sMum
KenR has displayed some information highlighting types of questions asked in the Bgham 11+ over the last few years.
I feel it would be useful to do the same here. Since the 2008 and 2009 diet of exams I am none the wise as to the type of questions asked - no one is ever sure when the Purdah is over :
Could we, in the Warks forum, start to create something equivalent to that produced by KenR and post it as a sticky.
Optimist
Note to Ed'sMum
KenR has displayed some information highlighting types of questions asked in the Bgham 11+ over the last few years.
I feel it would be useful to do the same here. Since the 2008 and 2009 diet of exams I am none the wise as to the type of questions asked - no one is ever sure when the Purdah is over :
Could we, in the Warks forum, start to create something equivalent to that produced by KenR and post it as a sticky.
Optimist
A few nuggets which may or may not be of use from a very hazzy 11yr olds memory- this is by no means an exhaustive list of what was in the paper - but may be of some help!
Maths: Sums with missing numbers or signs which had to be completed.
NVR:
A sequence of 3D shapes, with a missing one in-between - select the 3D shape to complete the sequence.
2 or 3 grids with each grid having different patterns/shapes in the various squares/cross squares. Grids had to be added or subtracted together and the resulting Grid had to be selected from choice given.
Comprehension: one fact one fiction
Data Processing - a graph showing the journey a person made - walking some, resting, running some etc. Various questions about distance travelled, speed etc. Another graph with several pieces of descriptive text - had to select which text matched what the graph was illustrating.
Long Maths:
Multi stage, long (!) and (DC thinks) time bound, so you couldn't answer one really well and leave the rest.
Maths: Sums with missing numbers or signs which had to be completed.
NVR:
A sequence of 3D shapes, with a missing one in-between - select the 3D shape to complete the sequence.
2 or 3 grids with each grid having different patterns/shapes in the various squares/cross squares. Grids had to be added or subtracted together and the resulting Grid had to be selected from choice given.
Comprehension: one fact one fiction
Data Processing - a graph showing the journey a person made - walking some, resting, running some etc. Various questions about distance travelled, speed etc. Another graph with several pieces of descriptive text - had to select which text matched what the graph was illustrating.
Long Maths:
Multi stage, long (!) and (DC thinks) time bound, so you couldn't answer one really well and leave the rest.
