11 Plus Vocabulary [Synonyms ]

Set: S1

  1. abandon
    • to depart from, evacuate, forsake, leave, desert, vacate, desert
    • to give up, reject
  1. ability
    • cleverness, power, skill, talent
  1. aboard
    • in, inside, into, on, on board, on to, onto
  1. abolish
    • to destroy, do away with, ban, bar, eliminate, end, finish, remove
  1. abruptly
    • suddenly, unexpectedly, hurriedly, quickly, hastily, sharply, bluntly
  1. absent
    • away, gone, disappeared, unavailable, off sick
  1. absurd
    • silly, ridiculous, foolish, senseless, crazy, stupid, odd, strange, unreasonable, ludicrous, nonsensical
  1. accent
    • dialect, pronunciation
  1. accept
    • to take, receive
  1. accident
    • mishap, misfortune, injury, unexpected event, bad luck, calamity
Practice Test 1
Practice Test 2

Set: S2

  1. accurate
    • correct, true, right, truthful, honest, reliable, precise
  1. accuse
    • to blame, charge, point the finger at
  1. achieve
    • to gain, win, get, obtain, reach, carry out, accomplish, attain
  1. action
    • movement, motion
    • act, work, deed, activity
  1. active
    •  swift, lively, brisk, nimble, agile, quick , busy, hard working, energetic, moving, rapid, fast, industrious
  1. actual
    • genuine, existing, real, true, certain
  1. admire
    • to respect, approve of, like, praise, appreciate
  1. admission
    • admittance, entrance, access
    • admission fee, entry ticket
  1. admit
    • to take, to accept, allow, acknowledge, receive
  1. adolescent
    • teenager, youth, young person
Practice Test 3
Practice Test 4

Set: S3

  1. adore
    • to love, cherish, admire, worship
  1. advance
    • to progress, go forward, move forward, approach
  1. adventure
    • incident, turn of events, happening
  1. advice
    • guidance, opinion, counsel
  1. advise
    • to guide, recommend, inform, notify, tell
  1. affectionate
    • loving, warm, friendly, kind, fond, devoted, tender
  1. afraid
    • terrified, in fear, fearful, timid, frightened, scared, alarmed, uneasy, panic-stricken, petrified
  1. afterwards
    • later on, in time, after a while, subsequently
  1. agony
    • great pain, anguish, torment, suffering
  1. agree
    • to approve, allow, accept, consent, grant
    • agree to to consent, give permission
Practice Test 5
Practice Test 6

Set: S4

  1. ahead
    • in advance, in front, before, forward, in the lead, further on
  1. aid
    • 1 . to help, assist, support
    • 2. help, assistance, grant, relief
  1. aim
    • 1. to direct, take aim at, level, point
    • 2. to intend to, work towards, seek to, try to, have a go at
  1. alarm
    • 1. warning bell, fire alarm, alert, sound
    • 2. fear, fright, panic, excitement
  1. alert
    • attentive, wide awake, wary, watchful, lively, ready to act
  1. alike
    • similar, resembling, almost the same
  1. all
    • the whole number of, wholly, completely, everyone, everything
  1. allow
    • put up with, tolerate, give permission, to let, permit, grant permission, consent to, agree to, accept, stand, suffer, bear,
  1. almost
    • nearly, all but, just about
  1. alone
    • by itself, sole, single, lone, lonely, lonesome, solitary, by
Practice Test 7
Practice Test 8

Set: S5

  1. also
    • furthermore, what is more, too, besides, as well, in addition
  1. alter
    • amend , to change, vary, adjust, rearrange,
  1. although
    • though, if, even if
  1. altogether
    • totally, completely, fully, entirely, on the whole, wholly,
  1. amazing
    • surprising, astonishing, astounding, stunning, breathtaking
  1. ambition
    • desire, hope, aim, target, goal, objective
  1. amid
    • in the middle of, among, amongst
  1. among
    • amid, amidst, mixed with, in the middle of
  1. amount
    • quantity, number, total, sum
  1. amuse
    • to entertain, cause laughter, act comically, please
Practice Test 9
Practice Test 10
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