Verbal Ability Reasoning Quiz! Trivia
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Are you familiar with verbal ability reasoning, and do you think you can pass this quiz? Verbal reasoning implies how a person works with words to obtain their full meaning. Knowledge in this area is demonstrated by being able to draw reasonable conclusions from sentences and paragraphs. It is often expected in some employment situations to assess the competency of a potential worker successfully. If you want to learn more, try this quiz.
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Form a meaningful sentence by sequencing the parts given below in the right order. 1. great 2. london 3. a 4.City 5.is
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25431
- B.
32514
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14532
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25314
Correct Answer
D. 25314Explanation
The correct order of the given parts is "A great city is London."Rate this question:
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Form a meaningful sentence by sequencing the parts given below in the right order. 1. play 2. want 3. I 4. cricket 5.to
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43152
- B.
32514
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34512
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12543
Correct Answer
B. 32514Explanation
The correct order of the parts to form a meaningful sentence is "I want to play cricket."Rate this question:
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Find the correctly spelt word.
- A.
Efficiant
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Treatmant
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Environment
- D.
Fulfilmant
Correct Answer
C. EnvironmentExplanation
The correct answer is "Environment" because it is the only option that is spelled correctly according to standard English spelling rules.Rate this question:
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Success in this examination depends _______ hard work alone. Fill in the blank.
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On
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Over
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At
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Upon
Correct Answer
A. OnExplanation
The correct answer is "On". In this context, "on" is used to indicate that success in the examination is reliant or based on hard work alone.Rate this question:
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My uncle took ________ and my sister to the market.
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I
- B.
Mine
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Me
- D.
Myself
Correct Answer
C. MeExplanation
The correct answer is "Me" because it is the objective pronoun used as the object of the verb "took." In this sentence, the uncle is the subject performing the action of taking, and "me" is the object being taken along with the sister to the market.Rate this question:
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Perhaps we _______ Shimla next month.
- A.
Visit
- B.
Have Visited
- C.
Will Visit
- D.
Have Been Visiting
Correct Answer
C. Will VisitExplanation
The correct answer is "Will Visit" because the sentence suggests a future action of visiting Shimla next month. "Will" is used to indicate future tense, and "visit" is the appropriate verb form to use in this context.Rate this question:
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Abdul ___________ to be a doctor. Fill in the blank
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Is wanting
- B.
Wants
- C.
Want
- D.
Wanting
Correct Answer
B. WantsExplanation
The correct answer is "Wants". In this sentence, "Abdul" is the subject and "to be a doctor" is the complement. The verb that should be used to connect the subject and the complement is "wants", as it indicates Abdul's desire or intention to become a doctor.Rate this question:
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It _______________ since early morning.
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Is rain
- B.
Has been Raining
- C.
Rained
- D.
Have been raining
Correct Answer
B. Has been RainingExplanation
The correct answer is "Has been Raining" because the sentence is in the present perfect continuous tense, which is used to describe an action that started in the past and is still ongoing at the present moment. In this case, the action of raining started in the early morning and is still continuing.Rate this question:
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I have not seen him ____________ two months.
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By
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Since
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During
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For
Correct Answer
D. ForExplanation
The correct answer is "For" because it indicates a duration of time. In this sentence, the speaker is saying that they have not seen him for a period of two months.Rate this question:
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Catching the earlier train will give us the __________ to do some shopping.
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Chance
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Luck
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Occasion
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Possibility of
Correct Answer
A. ChanceExplanation
Catching the earlier train will give us the opportunity to do some shopping.Rate this question:
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In which of the following sentences, the word NEAR has not been used correctly? A. I got there just after you left – a near miss. B. She and her near friend left early. C. The war led to a near doubling of oil prices. D. They came near to tears on seeing the plight of victims
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A
- B.
B
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C
- D.
D
Correct Answer
B. BExplanation
The word "near" has not been used correctly in sentence B. The phrase "near friend" does not make sense in this context. It should be "close friend" instead.Rate this question:
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Rohan and Rohit are twin brothers, but they do not look ________
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Unique
- B.
Different
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Likely
- D.
Alike
Correct Answer
D. AlikeExplanation
Rohan and Rohit being twin brothers suggests that they share the same genetic makeup and were born at the same time. However, the statement "they do not look alike" indicates that they have physical differences and do not resemble each other closely. Therefore, the correct answer is "Alike" as it implies that they are not similar in appearance.Rate this question:
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Find the correctly spelt word.
- A.
Travaling
- B.
Interesteng
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Endorsemant
- D.
Appraisal
Correct Answer
D. AppraisalExplanation
The word "Appraisal" is correctly spelled. It means the act of assessing or evaluating something, typically a person's performance or the value of something.Rate this question:
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- 14.
The grapes are now ...... enough to be picked.
- A.
Ready
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Mature
- C.
Ripe
- D.
Advanced
Correct Answer
C. RipeExplanation
The word "ripe" implies that the grapes have reached their full maturity and are ready to be picked. This suggests that they have developed the desired characteristics such as sweetness, flavor, and color, making them suitable for consumption or use in various products. Therefore, "ripe" is the most appropriate word to describe the grapes in this context.Rate this question:
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I saw a ...... of cows in the field.
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Group
- B.
Herd
- C.
Swarm
- D.
Fleet
Correct Answer
B. HerdExplanation
The word "herd" is the correct answer because it is the appropriate collective noun used to describe a group of cows. It is commonly used to refer to a large group of grazing animals, such as cows, sheep, or deer, that stay together and move as a unit. The other options, such as "group," "swarm," and "fleet," are not typically used to describe cows and are more commonly associated with other types of animals or objects.Rate this question:
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