MAT Language Skills Free Practice Set

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    The patriot was given a tumultuous welcome____his countrymen.

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This free practice set for MAT Language Skills includes a variety of questions designed to enhance verbal reasoning and oratory capabilities. It is ideal for learners looking to improve their speech influence and problem-solving skills in language.

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    TRAINING: HEREDITY

    • Unnatural: Usual

    • Ornithologist: Birds

    • Habits: Instincts

    • Astute: Ingenious

    Correct Answer
    A. Habits: Instincts
    Explanation
    The relationship between "Habits" and "Instincts" is that "Instincts" are the natural behaviors or tendencies that organisms possess, while "Habits" are the learned behaviors or tendencies that individuals acquire over time. Just as an ornithologist studies birds, "Habits" can be studied or observed in relation to "Instincts". Therefore, "Habits" and "Instincts" are related in a similar way as "Ornithologist" and "Birds".

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    FRAGRANT: INCENSE

    • Frequent: Sound

    • Noxious: Garbage

    • Sneeze: Nostrils

    • Noisome: Pleasant

    Correct Answer
    A. Sneeze: Nostrils
    Explanation
    The word "fragrant" is used to describe something that has a pleasant smell. Similarly, "incense" is a type of substance that is burned to produce a pleasant smell. In the same way, "sneeze" is a natural bodily reaction that occurs through the nostrils. Therefore, the relationship between "sneeze" and "nostrils" is similar to the relationship between "fragrant" and "incense."

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    Because of his excellent_____skills, he could mesmerize the crowd with the power of his speech.Because of his excellent_____skills, he could mesmerize the crowd with the power of his speech.

    • Loquacious

    • Convincing

    • Presentation

    • Oratory

    Correct Answer
    A. Oratory
    Explanation
    The word "oratory" refers to the skill of public speaking and delivering speeches effectively. This means that the person mentioned in the question has excellent oratory skills, which allows them to captivate and enchant the crowd with their powerful speech. Their ability to communicate persuasively and eloquently makes them capable of mesmerizing the audience.

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    Direction: Identify the part of the sentence that has an error. The reason he has been such a success is because he never gives up.           (a)                     (b)                          (c)                     (d)

    • The reason he has

    • Been such a success

    • Is because he

    • Never gives up.

    Correct Answer
    A. Is because he
    Explanation
    The error in the sentence is in part (d) "is because he". The phrase "is because" is redundant and can be simplified to just "because". Therefore, the correct sentence would be "The reason he has been such a success is because he never gives up."

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