Are you smarter than a 10-year-old? Quiz challenges adults to answer year six exam questions

Are you smarter than a 10-year-old? Test yourself with Year Six exam questions – including complex sums and verbal reasoning

  • Quiz has been created by online Tutor House ahead of the 11-plus exam results
  • Gives the public the chance to see if they’re smarter than a 10-year-old student
  • Includes adding in missing numbers into sequences and solving complex sums 

An online tutoring platform has created a quiz of past Grammar school 11-plus exam questions, so British adults can test whether they are smarter than a 10-year-old. 

The quiz, created by Tutor House, has been formed ahead of the upcoming results of the 11-plus exam, which year six pupils sat early September. 

Government statistics show that Grammar school attendance is the highest it’s been in 30 years, making the entry exam more competitive for students compared to recent years. 

Simpler questions include adding in missing numbers or letters into verbal reasoning sequences, whereas more difficult questions ask participants to solve complex multiplication sums.

Online tutoring platform, Tutor House, has created a quiz of past Grammar school 11-plus exam questions, so British adults can test whether they are smarter than a 10-year-old. Pictured, stock image

Unlike the actual exam papers, Tutor House has provided multiple choice answers on every question, so the quiz is easier to navigate than a traditional exam paper – but how will you fare? 

The words in the second set follow the same pattern as the words in the first set. Find the missing word to complete the second set. Example: vile (vet) fact = sale (sew) blow

1. pear (maps) mass = cork ( __________ ) ache

A. Arch

B. hark

C. rock

D. heck

2. Winston is packing eggs into egg boxes. He puts 6 eggs into each egg box. How many complete egg boxes can he fill with 106 eggs?

A. 12

B. 13

C. 17

D. 18

Find the missing number to complete each sum.

3. 15 ÷ 3 × 12 = 41 + ( ______ )

A.9

B.19

C.14

C.22

Founder of Tutor House said: 

‘We connect hundreds of parents every year with tutors so they can help prepare their children for the 11-plus exam and have noticed an increase in demand for these tutors over the last few years, which would make sense considering the number of students enrolling at grammar schools has increased.

‘We hope by creating this quiz we can offer some insight into what these students are tested on and as a bit of fun for us adults, we can see whether we’re smarter than a 10-year-old.

‘I have no doubt there will be many who can’t believe that 10-year-olds successfully answer these questions!’

Find the number that continues each sequence in the best way.

4. 25, 24, 21, 16, 9, ( ______ )

A. 0

B. 3

C. 4

D. -2

Remove one letter from the first word and add it to the second word to make two new words. Do not rearrange the other letters. Example: steam pot = (team) (post )

5. found tor = ( ___________ ) ( ___________ ) which letter do you move to make two new words?

A. f

B. n

C. u

D. o

6. There are 25 CDs in a box. A shop orders 14 boxes. How many CDs did the shop order?

A. 325

B. 225

C. 350

D. 375

7. What is 21.7 × 9.4?

A. 287.68

B. 412.96

C. 532.42

D. 203.98

8. What is the next number in this sequence? 23 35 47 59 ?

A. 68

B. 71

C. 76

D. 80

The Founder of Tudor House commented: 'We hope by creating this quiz we can offer some insight into what these students are tested on and as a bit of fun for us adults.' Pictured, stock image

The Founder of Tudor House commented: ‘We hope by creating this quiz we can offer some insight into what these students are tested on and as a bit of fun for us adults.’ Pictured, stock image 

9. Mary keeps some animals on her farm. She has 12 sheep, 16 cows, 24 chickens and 6 pigs. Mary sells 8 of her sheep. What percentage of her remaining animals are sheep?

A. 8%

B. 9%

C. 10%

D. 11%

10. A bucket holds 5 litres of water. 250 ml of water is drained from the bucket every minute. How many minutes will it take for the bucket to be empty?

A. 5 minutes

B. 10 minutes

C. 15 minutes

D. 20 minutes

ANSWERS

1. A – Arch

2. C – 17

3. B- 19

4. A- 0

5. C. U 

6. C- 350

7. D – 203.98

8. B- 71

9. A – 8 %

10. D – 20 minutes 

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