Synonyms for 11-plus
11-plus

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1. eleven-plus, 11-plusnoun

   (formerly in Britain) an examination taken by 11 and 12 year old students to select suitable candidates for grammar school

   Synonyms:
   eleven-plus

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1. Mike Minnis:

   By the time of the Super Bowl, the players have been practicing and playing for 20-plus weeks and recovery leading up to the game is crucial. We also want to make sure the athletes are maintaining their weight and fueling appropriately during the week leading up to the game so that they have a full tank when the whistle blows, most importantly, we would not want the athlete to eat a food that they have never had before, especially on the day of the game.

2. Kelsea Ballerini:

   I think that every time a country artist steps outside of the country boundary, it just brings more ears to us, when Florida Georgia Line and Nelly put out the 'Cruise' remix, it brought so many more people to country music. Plus, I love pop music so anytime I get to collaborate I like to.

3. Charleston County School District:

   We recognize the challenges we face, and First Student faces, in this current economic climate while trying to serve students and families in 80-plus schools and programs spaced out over 1,000 square miles, however, our district and our main transportation partner remain committed to providing safe, on-time transportation for all students who choose to use this service.

4. Robert VanLangen C.P.A:

   Once I get my arms around their entire financial situation, I also find out that the biggest raise I can get some of them is to change their withholdings, changing your withholdings to facilitate you having more cash on a paycheck-to-paycheck basis is a big plus.

5. Sadiq Adatia:

   I have never been more bearish on Canada than I am today, real estate, high debt levels, now you've got oil prices (falling). Oil prices will impact both real estate and job levels going forward, plus it will impact the government in terms of revenue.