How to answer verbal reasoning- PDF Download

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Learn invaluable tips to answering True/false/cannot say Verbal reasoning question types.

This book will help pass most SHL verbal reasoning tests, Dragnet verbal reasoning tests and some Workforce aptitude tests.

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Sample of How to Answer Verbal Reasoning

3. If a sentence confuses you, reread it and the one before it if necessary, to try
   and fully absorb to information to the fullest extent.
4. If the meaning of a word or phrase is unclear to you, try to grasp its meaning
   by its context. This is very important, since the verbal reasoning section
   examines both your comprehension and vocabulary skills.
5. Notice extreme words that refer to: Exclusion, inclusion, prohibition, negation,
   etc. Remember that the relationship between the different parts of the passage
   are sometimes more important than their actual content

1. A statement is True if the same information given in the statement is given
   explicitly in the passage. In this case:
    The statement typically summarises a complex piece of information given
   in the passage using rephrases and/or synonym words and terms.
    Sometimes, the statement brings together pieces of information that are
   given in different places in the passage. Find these pieces of information
   and verify that each piece is true for the whole statement to be true.
2. A statement is also True if you can correctly infer its content from the……………….