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Bond is the number 1 provider of 11+ practice, helping millions of children pass selective entrance exams. Bond How To Do Verbal Reasoning is a practical guide, designed for use by children but containing a wealth of information for parents. Packed with worked examples for each question type, and with practice questions to check progress in each section, this book contains expert advice and step-by-step strategies for success in 11+ and Common Entrance tests.

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Primary Steps in Religious Education for the Caribbean is a new series which introduces 7 to 11 year olds to the major world religions as well as some of the faith groups indigenous to the Caribbean, how they came to the region and how all the faiths are relevant today. Key features of the books include . What do you think? sections to encourage pupils to think about issues arising from the topics . To Do provides practical tasks, covering writing, discussion, research topics (mentioned by D as a new skill/useful to include here) . Key words, highlighted in bold type, with simple but clear definitions given in a Glossary The series is accompanied by a Teacher Guide with helpful background material to support non-specialist teachers, notes on presentation of the topics, suggestions for additional work and a selection of photocopiable sheets for extension activities.

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What do you think? sections to encourage pupils to think about issues arising from the topics.

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Advanced French Vocabulary"" is a reference guide and revision aid for anyone studying French at a higher level. It is suitable for students taking GCE AS/A Level and Higher, as well as those learning Spanish for business purposes. Contemporary words and phrases are arranged in topic based sections. Each section provides the user with an up-to-date collection of essential vocabulary. Comprehensive lists of relevant internet webs-sites are provided in each section for further research and study. Also included are a verb list and a section of general everyday phrases, including language for expressing opinions and talking about youth culture.

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Everybody wants Alonso dead. Detective Sergeant Swaby of the Jamaica Constabulary, who has set him up to take the rap for Chin Lee's murder, wants Alonso dead. The assassin Bulldog, who threw Chin Lee's body over the balcony of one-one-one, wants Alonso dead. The powerful but impotent drug baron Leprosini, whom Chin Lee was trying to double-cross, wants Alonso dead. The corrupt minister Magnus Bonanza, in cahoots with Leprosini, wants Alonso dead. Even Ras Clawt, the magnificently endowed freedom fighter, will kill Alonso if he makes a wrong move. Inoffensive and harmless, Alonso finds himself arrested, kidnapped, shot at, on the run and feigning madness. To cap it all, someone lands a plane on his head. The only way Alonso can hope to return to his pleasantly idle life as nightwatchman at the Casuarina Cottage Hotel, where he enjoys five star cuisine and the warm arms of precious Ting, is to find out the true facts of Chin Lee's death and so persuade Authority to exonerate him.

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Evan Jones was born in Jamaica in 1927 and was educated at Haverford College USA and Oxford University. He has written numerous plays for television, and screenplays for films. He has also has many publications, including The Song of the Banana Man, which is widely known and anthologized. He is married to the actress Joanna Jones. They have two daughters who are both writers.