These Verbal Reasoning questions and answers were pulled from our book ( Verbal Reasoning questions for Primary 3); Compiled to serve as a reference material to help teachers draw up test and exam questions faster. It could also help students assess their level of exam preparation. Each sample question includes correct answers.
Sample Verbal Reasoning Exam Questions and Answers
1. Which of the following DOES NOT belong to the group?
A. Spoon
B. Fork
C. Knife
D. Plate
E. Tape
2. Which of the following DOES NOT belong to the group?
A. Door
B. Chair
C. House
D. Table
E. Drawer
Study the paired words and choose from the options lettered A to E the one that is related to the fifth word in the same way as the first two pairs.
3. (game, tame): (gone, tone); (great, ____.)
A. grey
B. treat
C. groan
D. grows
E. threat
4. lesson, let; weld, wet: best _____.
A. bad
B. bed
C. bit
D. bat
E. bet
5. (Agile, fragile); (ail, frail); (aught, ______)
A. fail
B. fraught
C. freak
D. fratch
E. faint
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Read this sentence carefully and decide how true it is.
6. Twins look alike.
A. It is always true
B. It is often true
C. It is never true
D. It is impossible to know how true it is
E. None of the above
Choose the letter from options A to E that can best complete the first word and begin the second.
7. M(_) n d : (_) a g I e
A. o
B. u
C. e
D. t
E. i
Study the examples and carefully work out what the given code is.
Example:
OCEM is COME
AWETR is WATER
EKTTEL is KETTLE
EMT is MET
KSPI is SKIP.
8. What word does the code word AMED represent?
A. DAME
B. MEAD
C. MADE
D. DEEM
E. AIMED
Fill in the blank space with the correct option.
9. Captain and crew ; Patient and ____________
A. Doctor
B. medicine
C. bed
D. sickness
E. sleep
Choose the one option that CANNOT be formed by an arrangement of some or all the letters of the word written in capital letters. DO NOT use any letter more often than it appears in the word written in capital letters.
10. PARASITE
A. pass
B. rate
C. star
D. spite
E. pat
