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11+ EnglishIn the full 11+ Arcade
Jungle Expedition: a comprehension and cloze game for the 11+
Lead an expedition along a rainforest trail to a hidden temple. Right answers cut through vines, light waymarkers and raise a rope bridge, and every one wins gems.
Included in every Prep4All plan. Space Mission is free to try first.
A round6 stretches · about 5 min
LevelsTrailhead · Rainforest · Deep Jungle
Daily challengeA new challenge every day
Unlock: Night JungleReach the temple with one snag or none to unlock
About Jungle Expedition
Jungle Expedition puts comprehension and cloze on one rainforest trail. Your child fills gaps at the Vine Wall, reads the expedition journal at Base Camp, then answers questions on it along the Waymarker Path and at the Waterfall. At the Gorge, three right answers to harder gap questions raise a rope bridge, with four tries, and the Temple Steps end the trail with two more gaps.
The journal is a story or a persuasive leaflet, matched to the level your child has reached, with every line numbered as in an exam paper. A sand timer suggests a skimming time but never hurries them, and the answer bar never runs out: a quick answer only adds a bonus gem. A wrong answer is a snag: no gems, the trap is explained, and the trail goes on.
How to play Jungle Expedition
- Choose a starting trail (Trailhead, Rainforest or Deep Jungle), or take the daily challenge.
- Tap the right word for each gap to cut through the Vine Wall.
- At Base Camp, read the expedition journal and set off when you are ready.
- Answer the journal questions with the journal still open; when a question names lines, they are marked for you.
- Raise the rope bridge at the Gorge, reach the temple, then read the expedition log to see how each trap works.
What it practises for the 11+
- Comprehension
- 11+ comprehension questions ask your child to find facts in a passage, read between the lines, explain what a word means in context and judge the passage as a whole. Every wrong option here is a named trap, such as ‘Too extreme’ or ‘True, but not the answer’, so your child learns how the options try to catch them out. Learn the topic →
- Cloze Passage
- A cloze question asks for the word that best fills a gap. It trains careful reading: the clue may come after the gap or in another line, and the word must fit the meaning, the grammar and its partner words, as in ‘make a wish’. Learn the topic →
Cloze questions like these also appear in CEM-style verbal reasoning papers, as well as in 11+ English.
Try Jungle Expedition questions
Questions from the game, for you to try together. Have a go before opening the answer.
Question 1 · Cloze Passage
Choose the word that best fills the gap. The baby had only just fallen asleep, so we spoke very ___.
- softly
- loudly
- cheerfully
- clearly
- noisily
Show the answer
softly — So brings a result: the baby was asleep, so we spoke very softly.
Question 2 · Cloze Passage
Choose the word that best fills the gap. Remember to ___ a wish before you blow out the candles.
- give
- take
- make
- do
- hold
Show the answer
make — Make and wish are word partners: make a wish.
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