Words are your playbook. Five a day, a quick replay every week, and by September you'll know every one of these.
Little and often beats one long session. Do today's 5 below, then stop. Check the weekly replay every Friday.
Learn words with the same meaning together, like curt, blunt and abrupt. That's what "which word could replace" questions test.
Words marked PRIORITY describe feelings, tone and character. They cost the most points in the mock.
Some words have two meanings. "Resign herself" means accept it, not quit. Look for the 2 MEANINGS tag.
Say each new word in your own sentence, ideally about basketball. Only tick it when you can.
Say what you think it means first, then check. Make up your own sentence, and tick it when you've got it.
Every Friday, go through these. Tap a word to check it. Forgotten one? Untick it in the bank and it comes back round.
Read the meaning and pick the word. The other options come from the same group, just like the real exam.
These words from the bank mean nearly the same thing, with the opposite team underneath. Tap a word to jump to it. Green means you know it.
Tap the circle to tick a word you know. Ticked words turn green and stop appearing in your daily 5.
Words from the Atom Learning 11+ list, plus 8 bonus words from the mock. Duplicates removed.