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Verbal Reasoning

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Examine these sentences and find the pair of words which contains the hidden
word. The hidden word is 4 letters long and can be found at the end of one word
and the beginning of the next.
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Example The doughnut is filled with little apricots.

A The doughnut
B doughnut is
C is filled
D filled with
E little apricots

Answer little apricots (The hidden word is leap).

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Avoiding drama requires plenty of maturity.

A Avoiding drama
B drama requires
C requires plenty
D plenty of
E of maturity
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Jemima had roped her into playing.

A Jemima had
B had roped
C roped her
D her into
E into playing

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This debate is about free basic education.

A This debate
B debate is
C is about
D about free
E basic education
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Do you believe in supernatural beings?

A Do you
B you believe
C believe in
D in supernatural
E supernatural beings
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They escorted the lost lad to safety.

A They escorted
B escorted the
C the lost
D lost lad
E to safety
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Brent Reservoir is definitely the prettiest.

A Brent Reservoir
B Reservoir is
C is definitely
D definitely the
E the prettiest

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I love the taste of sage stuffing.

A I love
B love the
C the taste
D taste of
E sage stuffing
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A riddle a day maintains acuity.

A A riddle
B riddle a
C a day
D day maintains
E maintains acuity
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For the following questions, find one word from each group which are closest in
meaning. Mark the correct option on your answer sheet.
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Example (chew sweet hungry) (food bite digest)

A chew, food
B hungry, digest
C hungry, food
D chew, bite
E sweet, food

Answer chew, bite

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(dog pet domesticated) (stroke home animal)

A domesticated, stroke
B dog, animal
C domesticated, home
D pet, stroke
E pet, animal
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(similar new synchronous) (bold concurrent courageous)

A synchronous, concurrent
B similar, courageous
C synchronous, courageous
D new, bold
E synchronous, bold

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(boot runner step) (feet footwear pace)

A boot, footwear
B step, pace
C runner, pace
D step, feet
E step, footwear
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(tune musical sing) (classical chords melody)

A tune, chords
B musical, classical
C musical, chords
D tune, melody
E sing, melody
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(knife bowl dinner) (dish cutlery food)

A dinner, food
B knife, cutlery
C bowl, cutlery
D dinner, dish
E bowl, dish
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(insect crawl squirm) (writhe spider arachnid)

A insect, spider
B crawl, arachnid
C squirm, writhe
D crawl, writhe
E insect, arachnid

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For the following questions, find one word from each group which are most
opposite in meaning. Mark the correct option on your answer sheet.
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Example (warm cool hot) (water tepid freeze)

A warm, tepid
B warm, burn
C cool, tepid
D hot, water
E hot, freeze

Answer cool, tepid

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(ambitious boundless constrained) (limited restrict enclose)

A boundless, limited
B constrained, restrict
C ambitious, limited
D constrained, enclose
E boundless, restrict
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(ingenious authentic replicate) (original fake lie)

A authentic, original
B replicate, original
C authentic, fake
D replicate, lie
E ingenious, original

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(small concise extensive) (paragraph lengthy summarise)

A concise, paragraph
B small, paragraph
C small, lengthy
D concise, lengthy
E extensive, summarise
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(crumble debilitate fall) (strengthen built weaken)

A debilitate, weaken
B crumble, built
C fall, strengthen
D crumble, weaken
E debilitate, strengthen
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(eccentric interesting normal) (shy indescribable ordinary)

A interesting, shy
B normal, ordinary
C eccentric, ordinary
D interesting, indescribable
E eccentric, shy
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(enlarge colossal measure) (tiny life-size humongous)

A colossal, humongous
B enlarge, tiny
C colossal, tiny
D measure, life-size
E enlarge, life-size

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