What is another word for the eleven-plus?
Pronunciation: [ðɪ ɪlˈɛvənplˈʌs] (IPA) 
The Eleven-plus, an examination taken by students in England at the end of their primary education, can also be referred to as the 11+, the eleven, or the eleven-plus exam. Some people also use the term selective exam or grammar school entrance exam. Others may describe it as an intelligence test, or simply as an examination for secondary school placement. The Eleven-plus has different names, but the test remains a significant marker in the education journey of students in the United Kingdom. With its focus on mathematics, verbal reasoning, and English language, the exam is designed to identify students who are academically capable of studying and achieving in an academically selective school.
