Make-a-word puzzles challenge pupils to find smaller words inside larger ones. These activities build vocabulary, improve spelling, and strengthen reasoning for the 11 Plus exam.
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If we give each letter a number from 1 - 8, the 'i' in grid is 3 and the 'e' in heed is 7. The correct answer is stub because dire = 4327. If we use the same numbers on juts and debt we get stub. Dire means extremely serious or urgent
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If we give each letter a number from 1 - 8, the 'r' in tire is 3 and the 'o' in gaol is 7. The correct answer is melt because rota = 3716. If we use the same numbers on limb and step we get melt. 'Gaol' is an old-fashioned way of spelling 'jail'
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If we give each letter a number from 1 - 8, the 'l' in holy is 3 and the 'r' in burn is 7. The correct answer is bout because your = 4267. If we use the same numbers on comb and duty we get bout. Can you think of other words where 'b' is silent after a letter 'm'? Some of our ideas can be found hiding in one of the answers below
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If we give each letter a number from 1 - 8, the 'a' in pear is 3 and the 'n' in mink is 7. The correct answer is nice because rank = 4378. If we use the same numbers on rain and lace we get nice. A mink is a small animal a little like a ferret. It was farmed in many countries of the world for its fur, which was made into coats. Today it is much less likely to be farmed, particularly in the UK, where animal rights are taken very seriously
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If we give each letter a number from 1 - 8, the 'n' in band is 3 and the 'm' in home is 7. The correct answer is load because bone = 1638. If we use the same numbers on lead and pond we get load. The answer to the little puzzle in question 3? We thought of crumb, thumb, tomb and climb but there are around 50 words that end with a silent letter 'b'
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If we give each letter a number from 1 - 8, the 'a' in soak is 3 and the 'n' in pine is 7. The correct answer is pout because sink = 1674. If we use the same numbers on pint and your we get pout. Answer this puzzle really quickly and check the answer below. If a ship was about to sink would you rather be nearly drowned or nearly saved?
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If we give each letter a number from 1 - 8, the 'o' in know is 3 and the 'm' in limb is 7. The correct answer is saws because mink = 7621. If we use the same numbers on swim and fast we get saws
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If we give each letter a number from 1 - 8, the 'n' in hunt is 3 and the 'm' in same is 7. The correct answer is owls because mush = 7251. If we use the same numbers on swan and look we get owls. The puzzle above about a sinking ship? I would rather be nearly drowned (which would mean I survived) instead of being nearly saved (which would mean I did not survive). Ask your friends and see how many get it wrong!
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If we give each letter a number from 1 - 8, the 'v' in live is 3 and the 'r' in darn is 7. The correct answer is acid because rein = 7428. If we use the same numbers on disc and road we get acid
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If we give each letter a number from 1 - 8, the 'r' in tyre is 3 and the 'i' in maid is 7. The correct answer is howl because trim = 1375. If we use the same numbers on hook and lawn we get howl. Well done! If you are completing all of our verbal reasoning quizzes, you have now finished 3 out of the 4 Make a Word quizzes. We hope you enjoyed this one, and that you will now go and try Make a Word 4
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