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11 Plus English Exam Illustrations (KS2) for Years 5-6 (ages 9-11), aligned to the National Curriculum and supporting KS2 SATs, explain exam-style grammar and vocabulary clearly.

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Fascinating fact: Punctuation can change meaning completely, for example, “Let’s eat, Grandma” is not the same as “Let’s eat Grandma.” Most-Played Quizzes in This Section:
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English - Synonyms Read
English - Antonyms Read
English - Parts of Speech Read
English - Collective Nouns and Cloze Spelling Read
English - Cloze Sentences and Similes Read
English - Concord (1) Read
English - Concord (2) Read
English - Concord (3) Read
English - Concord (4) Read
English - Tenses Read
English - The Subjunctive and Learning the Difference Between Who and Whom Read
English - Odd One Out and Jumbled Sentences Read
English - Commas Read
English - Capital Letters Read
English - Apostrophes (1) Read
English - Apostrophes (2) Read
English - Clauses Read
English - Conjunctions and Connectives Read
English - Identifying Figures of Speech and Homophones Read
English - Idioms and Roots of Words Read
English - Prefixes, Suffixes and Extending Vocabulary Read
English - Punctuation Marks to End Sentences and Pronouns Read
English - Swapped Words and Types of Nouns Read

About 11 Plus English Exam Illustrations

This section helps children prepare for common 11 Plus English question styles by explaining the rules clearly, then providing practice that builds accuracy and confidence. All content is written by teachers and designed for short, repeatable revision sessions.

Pupils strengthen vocabulary and meaning with synonyms, build grammar knowledge through parts of speech and tenses, and practise sentence puzzles that test careful reading and logic. These skills support KS2 learning and can also help with KS2 SATs preparation by improving writing accuracy and reading precision.

Use the illustrations to learn the method first, then practise little and often. Repeating the same type after a few days helps children remember rules, spot patterns in wording, and work more confidently under timed conditions.

Official curriculum guidance

For the statutory KS2 English programme of study used in England, see GOV.UK: National curriculum in England: English programmes of study.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the focus of the 11 Plus English quizzes?

They focus on grammar, vocabulary and sentence structure. Children practise recognising language patterns, applying rules accurately, and answering in a clear, exam-ready way.

Why is punctuation so important?

Punctuation controls meaning and clarity. Small changes can alter what a sentence says, so children need to recognise and use punctuation accurately in both reading and writing tasks.

Can these quizzes be used outside of exam preparation?

Yes. They are also useful for general KS2 English improvement, especially for children who want extra practice with grammar, word choice, and sentence building.

What is a simple way to improve scores quickly?

Encourage your child to slow down, read the whole sentence, and check what the question is really asking. Many marks are lost through rushing, not through lack of knowledge.

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