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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.

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?

  1. The right answer both uses accurate information from the notes and fulfils the stated goal.
  2. 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.

  1. The right transition captures the exact logical relationship between two sentences.
  2. 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."
  3. So the answer is: Specifically

Answer: Specifically

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