What your child practices at ages 11–12
- Greek and Latin roots: tele, aqua, port
- Mixed revision of all word skills
- Vocabulary questions in reading tests
- Connotation: slim versus skinny
- Transition words in texts
- Academic vocabulary across subjects
What the questions look like
Three examples at the ages 11–12 level. In BrainBite, every question comes with an instant explanation.
Tele means far. So a telescope is…
A tool for seeing far. Roots are word Lego: tele + scope, tele + phone. One root unlocks a whole family.
Slim or skinny — which sounds more positive?
Slim. Words carry feelings as well as meanings. Test writers love asking about these shades.
“The results were consistent.” Consistent means…
Staying the same. A classic test word. Roots and context together crack almost any unknown word.
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