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Verbal Reasoning Sample Paper
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.
Example The doughnut is topped with little apricots.
A The doughnut
B doughnut is
C is topped
D topped with
E little apricots
Answer little apricots (The hidden word is leap).
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1 Calculators can help you to solve maths problems.
A can help
B calculators can
C solve maths
D you to
E maths problems
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2 He knew he would be late for the train.
A for the
B he knew
C he would
D late for
E the train
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3 She wished she could move to Hawaii.
A she wished
B wished she
C move to
D to Hawaii
E could move
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4 Mum and dad taught us to garnish each serving with sour cream
A with sour
B mum and
C to garnish
D sour cream
E each serving
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5 Dolphins are some of the smartest animals found on planet Earth
A some of
B found on
C dolphins are
D are some
E planet Earth

6 Alchemists try to create gold from ordinary rocks and stones
A alchemists try
B create gold
C from ordinary
D rocks and
E and stones
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Move one letter from the first word to the second word such that both
words make sense. You are not allowed to rearrange the order the
letters.
Example unite strip
A u B n C i D t E e
Answer e (The new words are unit and stripe).
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7 forge
A f
runs
B o C r D g E e
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8 charm
A c
other
B h C a D r E m
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9 whole
A w
eight
B h C o D l E e

10 cause
A c
spine
B a C u D s E e
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11 aisle
A a
live
B i C s D l E e
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12 grant
A g
finer
B r C a D n E t
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Each letter represents a number. Calculate the following sums and then
mark on your answer sheet the answer represented as a letter.
Example If A = 3, B = 5, C = 1, D = 2, E = 7,
calculate the following sum and then mark your answer as a letter.
A+B-C=[?]
A A B B C C D D E E
Answer E
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13 If A = 2, B = 3, C = 6, D = 10, E = 12,
AxB+C=[?]
A A B B C C D D E E

14 If A = 3, B = 8, C = 5, D = 9, E = 11,
C+D÷A=[?]
A A B B C C D D E E
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15 If A = 5, B = 8 , C = 11 , D = 13, E = 15,
E÷A+B=[?]
A A B B C C D D E E
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16 If A = 2, B = 7, C = 14, D = 18, E = 28,

(C + D) – (A x B)= [ ? ]
A A B B C C D D E E
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17 A = 8, B = 6 , C = 7, D = 2, E = 16,
E+B–CxD=[?]
A A B B C C D D E E
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18 If A = 5, B = 3, C = 10, D = 6, E = 18,
D x (D – B) = [ ? ]
A A B B C C D D E E

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
For each of the following questions, decode the code by working out the
pattern. The alphabet has been provided above to help you.
Example If the code for TOY is UPZ, what does SBJO mean?
A RIOT B PAIN C RAIN D PAID E QUIZ
Answer RAIN (for each letter of the code, go back one letter in the alphabet)
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19 If the code for KIDS is GEZO, what does YKQHZ mean?
A CHILD B MOULD C CARDS D COURT E COULD

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20 If the code for FADE is GCEG, what does XQSM mean?
A WALL B WORK C WORM D FORK E DORM

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21 If the code for HANDS is ICQHX, what is the code for FEET?
A GFFV B GFFU C GGHX D ECBP E EDDS

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22 If the code for AWAY is DZDB, what is the code for FROM?
A IULO B COLJ C CURJ D IURO E IURP

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23 If the code for JUNE is KTOD, what is the code for APRIL?
A BOSHM B ZQQJK C BOSJM D ZQSHK E BQSJM

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24 If the code for MORE is OQTG, what is the code for LESS?
A NGUU B JCQQ C MFTT D KDRR E MGUU

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Examine the five words in the question. Three out of the five are related
in some way, whilst the other two do not belong in the group. Mark the
pair of words that do not belong in the group.
Example blue green colour red pigment
A blue, green
B green, pigment
C colour, red
D colour, pigment
E red, pigment
Answer colour, pigment (the related words are all colours but these are not)
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25 grass trees
A trees, compost
soil flowers compost
B grass, trees
C grass, flowers
D soil, flowers
E soil, compost

26 cricket rugby
A cricket, rugby
football grasshopper netball
B cricket, grasshopper
C rugby, football
D football, netball
E grasshopper, netball
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27 ocean wave
A wave, current
sea river current
B ocean, river
C wave, sea
D river, current
E sea, river
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28 car
A bus, road
bus road tracks train
B car, train
C road, train
D road, tracks
E car, bus

29 Brazil England
A Brazil, Africa
Africa Canada Europe
B England, Canada
C England, Europe
D Canada, Europe
E Africa, Europe
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30 pen
A pen, paper
ink pencil paper crayon
B ink, paper
C ink, crayon
D pencil, crayon
E pen, pencil
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Read the following information and then answer the question.
31 Anjali, Ben, Carol, Delilah, and Ed like listening to different genres of

music.
Anjali and Carol like Folk music, but Delilah and Ed like Jazz music
Ben only likes Pop and Classical music
Everyone who doesn’t like Folk music or Pop music like Rock music
Anjali likes listening to Rock with Delilah, and Carol likes listening to
classical music with Ed.
Who likes the most genres of music?
A Anjali B Ben C Carol D Delilah E Ed

For each of the following sentences, the word in capital has three letters
removed, which forms an actual word. Find the three-letter word that
has been removed
Example The young girl was incredibly TNTED.
A ALE B ALL C ANT D TOT E OLD
Answer ALE (the word ALE can be added back to make the word TALENTED)
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32 What is your OION of the new teacher?
A PUN B PIN C NON D PEN E NUN

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33 Salmon can TOLEE both salt water and fresh water.
A ERA B LET C ARE D RAT E EAT

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34 The royal LINE as we know it began in 1917 when the house of Windsor
was formed.
A EGG B EAR C AGE D TOP E ARE

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35 The AVEE height of ten year old boys and girls in the UK is 138cm
A ERA B RAG C AGE D ARM E ANT

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36 After years of erosion, the cliff base was covered with SEENT
A DIM B MEN C DIG D TON E TEN

37 Her ESTIE was so good that she got the question right
A MET B TIE C HER D MAT E SAT
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Examine these sentences and find the pair of words which completes the
sentence so that it makes sense.
Example Green is to (grass sky lava) as blue is to (rose sea tree)
A grass, sea
B sky, sea
C grass, tree
D lava, sea
E lava, rose
Answer grass, sea (the word pair is the same colour as the words before it).
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38 Road is to (car tarmac street) as sea is to (sky boat river)
A tarmac, sky
B car, boat
C street, river
D tarmac, boat
E car, river

39 Pen is to (ink biro write) as pencil is to (erase lead sing)
A ink, eraser
B biro, sing
C ink, lead
D write, lead
E biro, lead
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40 Fly is to (high insect sky) as dive is to (low dark fish)
A high, fish
B insect, fish
C sky, low
D high, low
E sky, dark
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41 Wide is to (long narrow big) as tall is to (height feet short)
A long, short
B narrow, height
C long, height
D big, short
E narrow, short

42 Trousers are to (short legs belt) as shirt is to (torso buttons hands)
A shorts, buttons
B legs, hands
C belt, buttons
D shorts, torso
E legs, torso
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43 Hot is to (burn volcano fire) as cold is to (ice penguin arctic)
A fire, ice
B burn, ice
C volcano, arctic
D volcano, penguin
E fire, arctic
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44 Pride is to (ride proud lions) as pod is to (dolphins seed ball)
A ride, ball
B lions, dolphins
C proud, seed
D lions, seed
E proud, dolphins

For each of the following sentences, find the pattern than makes the
middle word in the first word group and apply it to the second word
group to find the missing word.
Example (far [fit] lit) (cat [ ? ] ton)
A tat B can C con D not E cot
Answer con (first letter from first word and the last two letters second word)
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45 (storm [vest] rivet)
A volt B love
(label [ ? ] pivot)
C vile D vole E late
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46 (herd [harm] farm)
A lice B lake
(lace [ ? ] hulk)
C luck D lure E call
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47 (step [pack] sack)
A taps B pots
(seat [ ? ] pops)
C peat D stop E tops
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48 (news [send] band)
A hall B love
(poll [ ? ] have)
C hope D hove E pave
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49 (noted [tune] shout)
A pile B rile
(exile [ ? ] proud)
C duel D pour E dupe
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50 (front [tint] print)
A hair B rant
(toxin [ ? ] chair)
C note D rain E chat
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ß ENSURE 4 CORNER TRIANGLES ARE VISIBLE WHEN UPLOADING à

Licensed for non-commercial use to Jo Arun, rachelarun02@gmail.com.

1. You have 50 minutes to complete this test

2. This is a multiple-choice test and each question carries

3. Mark your answers clearly on the answer sheet using

4. Ensure that the rectangle on the answer sheet is fully

5. If you mark the wrong answer, ensure that you erase it

6. Any rough workings should be done on a separate

7. Do not turn over page until you are told to do so

8. Use the Exam Happy app to mark your answers and

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Example The doughnut is topped with little apricots.

Answer little apricots (The hidden word is leap).

1 Calculators can help you to solve maths problems.

2 He knew he would be late for the train.

Page 1 Proceed to next page ➜

Licensed for non-commercial use to Jo Arun, rachelarun02@gmail.com.

3 She wished she could move to Hawaii.

5 Dolphins are some of the smartest animals found on planet Earth

Page 2 Proceed to next page ➜

Licensed for non-commercial use to Jo Arun, rachelarun02@gmail.com.

6 Alchemists try to create gold from ordinary rocks and stones

Example unite strip

Answer e (The new words are unit and stripe).

Page 3 Proceed to next page ➜

Licensed for non-commercial use to Jo Arun, rachelarun02@gmail.com.

Page 4 Proceed to next page ➜

Licensed for non-commercial use to Jo Arun, rachelarun02@gmail.com.

16 If A = 2, B = 7, C = 14, D = 18, E = 28,

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A RIOT B PAIN C RAIN D PAID E QUIZ

19 If the code for KIDS is GEZO, what does YKQHZ mean?

A CHILD B MOULD C CARDS D COURT E COULD

20 If the code for FADE is GCEG, what does XQSM mean?

A WALL B WORK C WORM D FORK E DORM

A GFFV B GFFU C GGHX D ECBP E EDDS

A IULO B COLJ C CURJ D IURO E IURP

A BOSHM B ZQQJK C BOSJM D ZQSHK E BQSJM

Page 6 Proceed to next page ➜

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A NGUU B JCQQ C MFTT D KDRR E MGUU

Example blue green colour red pigment

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Page 8 Proceed to next page ➜

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Read the following information and then answer the question.

31 Anjali, Ben, Carol, Delilah, and Ed like listening to different genres of

Who likes the most genres of music?

A Anjali B Ben C Carol D Delilah E Ed

Page 9 Proceed to next page ➜

Licensed for non-commercial use to Jo Arun, rachelarun02@gmail.com.