Word-number codes will test you on matching letters to numbers.
In these questions there are four words. Three of the words have been given a code. The codes are not written in the same order as the words. Work out the correct answers and choose the correct answer from the four choices available.
A good way to work out these codes is to find two words which share the same letter, and then look for two number codes which share a number IN THE SAME POSITION AS THE SHARED LETTERS. These are tricky so be careful. You will get more than 1 mark for each correct answer on the actual 11-Plus Verbal Reasoning test, so take some time practising these questions and be sure to write down the code for each word as you find it. An example has been done for you.
Enjoy the first Word-Number Codes quiz - and good luck!
Taking 8163 first, there's no sign of the initial 8 on the front or back of anything else, so that must probably stand for F, in which case we have FLAG, and 3 = G. 3205 must either be GRIP or GOLD; but it doesn't 'rhyme' with 5974, which must be POND, while GOLD must have been 3X14 or something similar.
GIRL must start with 3, followed by the I (which must be 0, as in 3205 = GRIP) and the R after it, instead of before: hence 302X; and we can check that L = 1 from back in FLAG. So GIRL must be 3021 after all!