11+ English Flashcards

The Nextutor 11+ English flashcard library has 3 decks and 45 cards across 3 topics for KS2, including Comprehension and Reading Strategies, Creative Writing Techniques and Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar.

  • 3 decks
  • 45 cards
  • 3 topics
  • Updated April 2026

Sample 11+ English flashcards

KS2 · Comprehension and Reading Strategies

What is inference?

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An inference is a conclusion drawn from the information given in a text.

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KS2 · Creative Writing Techniques

What is imagery?

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Imagery is a technique used to create vivid descriptions of people, places, and things.

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KS2 · Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar

What is a noun?

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A word that refers to a person, place or thing.

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Which 11+ English topics do the flashcards cover?

The library currently covers 3 topics: Comprehension and Reading Strategies; Creative Writing Techniques; Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar. New decks are added over time.

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These decks are general rather than tagged to a specific exam board. Check the content against your own specification.

How many 11+ English flashcards are there?

There are 3 decks with 45 cards in total. Each card has a question on the front and the answer on the back.

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