Nine books, each one a complete set of four full-length papers in the multiple-choice style of GL Assessment: English, maths, verbal reasoning and non-verbal reasoning. Sit them on paper, then mark them online.
English (49 questions, 50 minutes), maths (50, 50), verbal reasoning (80, 60) and non-verbal reasoning (40, 40): 219 questions in all.
A separate answer sheet after every paper, so children practise moving their answers across, as in the real test.
The answer to every question with a short explanation of how to reach it, and a topic check that shows where marks were lost.
A QR code on every paper. Tap in the answers and Prism marks the paper and explains why each wrong option is wrong.
Sample pages from Book 1. Every book is laid out the same way. Tap a page to see it full size.
Every book is a different set: no question appears in more than one book.
Four full papers, 219 questions. Exam standard, ages 10 to 11 (years 5 and 6).
Reading passage: The Broken Bridge: Anna Sewell, 1877, from Black Beauty.
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Four full papers, 219 questions. Exam standard, ages 10 to 11 (years 5 and 6).
Reading passage: The Stair in the Dark: Robert Louis Stevenson, 1886, from Kidnapped.
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Four full papers, 219 questions. Exam standard, ages 10 to 11 (years 5 and 6).
Reading passage: How the Whale Got His Throat: Rudyard Kipling, 1902, from Just So Stories.
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Four full papers, 219 questions. Exam standard, ages 10 to 11 (years 5 and 6).
Reading passage: The Old Lady at the Top of the Stairs: George MacDonald, 1872, from The Princess and the Goblin.
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Four full papers, 219 questions. Exam standard, ages 10 to 11 (years 5 and 6).
Reading passage: Lost on the Fell, written for Prism Learning.
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Four full papers, 219 questions. Exam standard, ages 10 to 11 (years 5 and 6).
Reading passage: A Mad Tea-Party: Lewis Carroll, 1865, from Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland.
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Four full papers, 219 questions. Exam standard, ages 10 to 11 (years 5 and 6).
Reading passage: Rikki-Tikki Meets Nag: Rudyard Kipling, 1894, from The Jungle Book.
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Four full papers, 219 questions. Exam standard, ages 10 to 11 (years 5 and 6).
Reading passage: Christmas Without Presents: Louisa May Alcott, 1868, from Little Women.
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Four full papers, 219 questions. Exam standard, ages 10 to 11 (years 5 and 6).
Reading passage: Jo and the Boy Next Door: Louisa May Alcott, 1868, from Little Women.
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The paper online is built from the paper code printed in the book, so the questions on screen are exactly the ones on the page.
No. Each book is a different complete set. Across all 9 books there are 1971 questions and no question appears in more than one book. Every book also has its own reading passage.
Any of them. The books are all at the same standard and can be sat in any order, so start with Book 1 and move on when you want a fresh set of papers.
The standard expected by the autumn of Year 6, when most 11 Plus tests are sat. A child in Year 5 should expect to find some questions hard; those are the ones that show what to learn next.
Every paper in a book has a QR code and a paper code. Scan the code, or choose the book and paper on this page, sign in and tap in your child’s answers. Prism marks the paper, explains each wrong option and shows which topics lost marks. A parent account is free.
No. Every question is original and written for Prism Learning, in the multiple-choice style of GL Assessment papers. Prism Learning is not connected with or endorsed by GL Assessment or any school.
Yes. Tutor accounts on Prism are free, so a tutor can set a book paper as homework and see each pupil’s marked result. The answer sheets in a book may be copied for use in the home of the family who bought it.
Prism starts with a free assessment across maths, English, verbal and non-verbal reasoning, then builds a weekly plan for your target schools. Parents follow progress free.
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