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The Kent Test course

The Kent Test course

Short lessons for the Kent Test, one idea at a time, across English and mathematics and Reasoning. Your first lesson is free, no account needed.

73 Lessons15 Topics
  1. Mia

    This is where the course starts. Short steps, and I'll be here for each one.

    Find the evidence before you inferFree
  2. Join the clues, keep the proof
  3. Find a tiny clue
  4. The evidence detective
  1. Make the sentence choose the meaning
  2. One word, several meanings
  3. Words wearing different hats
  1. Scan the sentence in a fixed order
  2. Find the sentence captain
  3. Whose muddy boots?
  4. Give every sentence a landing place
  5. The word workshop
  6. A small story with a strong ending
  1. Choose the route and check its size
  2. Pack the bead shop
  3. When will the lights meet?
  4. Line up the decimal racers
  5. The ribbon repair shop
  6. Give your answer a size check
  7. Share the badge stash
  8. The staircase with growing steps
  9. Unlock the mystery number
  10. Fractions of what is left
  11. The digit swap machine
  12. Odd is not enough
  1. Keep the unit attached to the answer
  2. Cover the display board
  3. Rescue the last lemonade
  4. Catch the museum train
  5. Measure twice, cut once
  6. Same units, several steps
  7. Weigh the expedition parcels
  8. Run the notebook stall
  9. Fence the tiny garden
  10. The unlabelled tick mystery
  1. Read the scale before the story
  2. Totals behind averages
  3. Who is missing from the chart?
  4. Crack the pictogram key
  1. Translate the story before calculating
  2. Two prices, one total
  3. Balance the card stall
  4. No explorer left behind
  1. Name the relation before choosing a word
  2. Keep the word bridge facing forwards
  3. Turn the meaning around
  4. Keep the same link
  5. Find the closest meaning
  6. Same word, different job
  1. Check every word after inserting a letter
  2. The word with two keys
  3. One letter, four words
  4. One letter, two locks
  1. Hold the rule steady across the sequence
  2. Two trails woven together
  3. Postcards in a secret alphabet
  4. Two threads in a code
  1. Track one feature through a sequenceFree
  2. Two changes at once
  3. Two patterns, one answer
  1. Find the shared visual property
  2. Inside the shape club
  3. Count what belongs together
  1. Move every part by the same rule
  2. A mirror, then a turn
  3. Spin the secret tile
  4. Meet the mirror twin
  1. Track the marked part through every move
  2. Follow one square
  3. The two-move tile challenge
  1. Read every part of the shape code
  2. Three features, three letters
  3. The tile message desk

Lessons use our own original questions, written to the published test areas. They are practice, not an official paper or a prediction of a result.

Find the evidence before you infer

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