Year 12 in England
11th grade English
Every 11th grade English skill on Eurekami: 28 skills in 5 areas, each with a worked example, free practice that checks answers as you go, and printable worksheets with answer keys.
Vocabulary
- Precise words in context (SAT, advanced)
- High-utility SAT words (set A): corroborate, mitigate, pragmatic…
- High-utility SAT words (set B): anomaly, empirical, salient…
- Words for tone and attitude: indignant, sardonic, conciliatory…
- Tricky word pairs: credible/credulous, flaunt/flout, disinterested/uninterested…
Grammar
Punctuation
Reading Comprehension
- Using data from tables and graphs
- Cross-text connections
- Purpose and function of sentences (SAT)
- Completing a text logically (SAT Inferences)
- Main idea of a short academic text (SAT)
- Which finding would weaken (or strengthen) a claim?
- Rhetorical devices of syntax: anaphora, antithesis, chiasmus, asyndeton…
- Drama terms: soliloquy, aside, foil, hamartia, catharsis…
- + 3 more
Writing & Editing
Mixed 11th grade review
Ten questions from across the year, a quick way to see what is secure and what needs another look.
Writing & Editing
Rhetorical synthesis (SAT)
CCSS W.11-12.2.BCCSS W.11-12.8England: SAT Reading and Writing (Rhetorical Synthesis)
Example
Notes: • In 2010, Riverton had 12 km of bike lanes. • By 2020, it had 85 km. • Over the same period, the number of daily cycling trips rose from 2,000 to 11,000. The student wants to present a possible link between infrastructure and cycling. Which choice most effectively uses the notes to accomplish this goal?
- The right answer both uses accurate information from the notes and fulfils the stated goal.
- So the answer is: As Riverton's bike lanes grew from 12 km to 85 km between 2010 and 2020, daily cycling trips rose from 2,000 to 11,000.
Answer: As Riverton's bike lanes grew from 12 km to 85 km between 2010 and 2020, daily cycling trips rose from 2,000 to 11,000.
Transitions in academic texts (SAT, advanced)
CCSS W.11-12.2.CCCSS W.11-12.1.CEngland: SAT Expression of Ideas (Transitions)England: ACT English
Example
Which choice completes the text with the most logical transition? The study found that sleep improves memory. ___, students who slept eight hours remembered 20% more words.
- The right transition captures the exact logical relationship between two sentences.
- Put it back into the sentence and read it aloud: "The study found that sleep improves memory. Specifically, students who slept eight hours remembered 20% more words."
- So the answer is: Specifically
Answer: Specifically
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