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The tests encourage children to make connections between words whilst learning new words and developing understanding of word meanings.  \nHow to use this resource  \n1. Supervise your child while s/he uses this workbook, or detach the answer pages before you giving this workbook to your child. Your child is probably trustworthy, but the temptation to sneak a peek is best avoided.  \n2. One or two tests a day should suffice. If your child races through the book, s/he will not have time to absorb the new vocabulary s/he comes across.  \n3. Allow your child to use a dictionary and a thesaurus while using this workbook. Online dictionaries and thesauruses are acceptable. Please do not tell your child the answers unless it is absolutely necessary. If you do this, s/he may not retain the knowledge and understanding of the word meanings.  \n4. Mark your child's work and discuss any difficulties encountered. You may like to supply your child with a small notebook in which s/he can record new vocabulary.  \n5. There is a vocabulary list at the back of this book; you may like to use it to quiz your child on word meanings, usage, opposites or antonyms from time to time. The list is not a comprehensive list of words your child should know. If your child has difficulty in remembering new words, ask him/ her to write (or say) a sentence containing the word.  \nA note about entrance exams  \nMany parents will choose to use this resource as useful preparation for 11 Plus or other entrance exams. It should be noted that although the style of the tests may be similar to the format of previous tests provided by Durham CEM, examinations for any or all of the grammar schools may vary their format at any time. So please be aware that whilst this resource provides an excellent opportunity to develop language skills, we cannot guarantee that grammar schools will use the same format in their entrance exams. It should also be noted that many CEM-style grammar school entrance exams are in multiple choice format. The exercises in this workbook are not wholly multiple choice, for the simple reason that it is hard to identify words children do not know if they have a lucky guess. Nevertheless, this is an excellent resource for any child preparing for entrance exams, the 11 Plus or Key Stage 2 SATs.  \n© Christine McLaughlin 2015 No photocopying. Licensing available on request [www.bettertuition.co.uk](www.bettertuition.co.uk)  \nBetter Tuition Word Power Workbook  \nContents  \nSection 1: Sets.....................................pages 1-5  \nSection 2: Antonyms............................pages 6-25  \nSection 3: Synonyms...........................pages 26-35  \nSection 4: Shuffled Sentences........... pages 36-45  \nVocabulary list .................................... pages 46-48  \nAnswers...............................................pages 49-51  \n© Christine McLaughlin 2015  \nNo photocopying or other reproduction is permitted, however licensing is available by arrangement.  \nPublished in 2015 by Better Tuition, 1 Crofts Bank Road, Urmston, Manchester, UK, M41 6HL  \n[www.bettertuition.co.uk](www.bettertuition.co.uk)  \n© Christine McLaughlin 2015 No photocopying. 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