What does the Quest Assessments 11+ test?

It varies: Quest Assessments sets different subjects for different tests, so check the admissions page and familiarisation material for the test your child will sit.

Is the Quest Assessments 11+ multiple choice?

The format of Quest Assessments papers depends on the area, because each test chooses its own papers.

Where can I find Quest Assessments practice papers?

Start with the familiarisation material from the official Quest Assessments website or the admissions page for your child's test, which shows the real papers, timings and answer sheets. On Academy11+ there are 31 timed practice papers in Maths, English, English comprehension, Verbal Reasoning and Non-Verbal Reasoning, and every child gets a free sample paper in each subject.

When should my child start Quest Assessments practice papers?

Most children are ready for full timed papers in the second half of Year 5, once they have learnt the question types. Before that, short untimed practice by question type works better. Check the test date on your test's guide and plan back from it.

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Quest Assessments 11+ practice papers

Quest Assessments writes 11+ tests for a growing number of grammar schools and consortia, as well as independent schools, and several areas are moving to Quest for 2028 entry. What is tested varies by area (some test English and Maths only, others add reasoning or a writing task), so check your school's admissions page for the exact format.

Usual subjects: Varies by test
Format: Varies by area
Tests we've checked: None confirmed yet

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Usual subjects: Varies by test
Format: The format of Quest Assessments papers depends on the area, because each test chooses its own papers.
Registration: Set by each school or consortium
Good to know: Each test sets its own papers and timings. The test's familiarisation material has the final word.

11+ tests that use Quest Assessments

We haven't confirmed any tests for Quest Assessments on our site yet. Check your school's admissions page, or browse every 11+ test.

How to practise for Quest Assessments papers

1. Use the official material
Your test's familiarisation booklet or sample questions show the real papers, timings and answer sheets. Do them first, then again near the test.
2. Learn the question types
Work through each subject your test includes one question type at a time, untimed at first, before moving on to full papers.
3. Practise in the right format
The format of Quest Assessments papers depends on the area, because each test chooses its own papers. In the last few months, do timed papers in that format and go through every mistake together afterwards.

Practice papers on Academy11+

We don't have papers written specifically for Quest Assessments yet. Our timed papers practise the same subjects, marked straight away with every answer explained:

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Quest Assessments mock exams

No mock exams in the Quest Assessments style are scheduled right now. Every mock is sat at home, so families anywhere can book any of them.

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Quest Assessments 11+ questions

What does the Quest Assessments 11+ test?: It varies: Quest Assessments sets different subjects for different tests, so check the admissions page and familiarisation material for the test your child will sit.
Is the Quest Assessments 11+ multiple choice?: The format of Quest Assessments papers depends on the area, because each test chooses its own papers.
Where can I find Quest Assessments practice papers?: Start with the familiarisation material from the official Quest Assessments website or the admissions page for your child's test, which shows the real papers, timings and answer sheets. On Academy11+ there are 31 timed practice papers in Maths, English, English comprehension, Verbal Reasoning and Non-Verbal Reasoning, and every child gets a free sample paper in each subject.
When should my child start Quest Assessments practice papers?: Most children are ready for full timed papers in the second half of Year 5, once they have learnt the question types. Before that, short untimed practice by question type works better. Check the test date on your test's guide and plan back from it.

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