Verbal Reasoning

Common Entrance

Primary-six Verbal Reasoning for the National Common Entrance Examination: word meanings and relationships, letter and word patterns, codes and sequences, analogies and classification, and comprehension-style reasoning — regular practice with this format builds the speed and pattern-recognition the real exam rewards.

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Levels

1 Word Meanings & Relationships
2 Letter & Word Patterns
3 Codes & Sequences
4 Analogies & Classification
5 Comprehension-Style Reasoning

Topics covered

Synonyms and Antonyms Odd-One-Out with Words Word Analogies Word Categories and Classification Hidden Words Compound Words Letter Sequences and Alphabet Position Letter-for-Letter Codes Move-the-Letter Codes Word Connections Anagrams Sentence Logic and True or False Statements Following Written Instructions Deductions from a Short Passage

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1. Choose the word that means the same as "small".

A. tiny

B. huge

C. tall

D. wide

Explanation: "Tiny" means very small, making it a synonym of "small".

2. BOOK is to READ as FOOD is to ___.

A. EAT

B. COOK

C. BUY

D. SELL

Explanation: A book is used for reading, just as food is used for eating — the relationship is "used for".

3. Which word does not belong: Dog, Cat, Cow, Chair?

A. Dog

B. Cat

C. Cow

D. Chair

Explanation: Dog, Cat and Cow are all animals, while a Chair is an object — so Chair is the odd one out.

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