Show session ID Load QuizSave Quiz Welcome to your Verbal Reasoning Diagnostic Test Please do not ask for any help from grownups. If you are stuck, just make a wise guess and move on. There are about 30 questions( Verbal Reasoning) The overall time limit is 35 minutes. You will see a timer( with time left for the exam) at the bottom of the page If you face a tricky question, don't waste time and just move on to the next question. Remember there might be some easy ones ahead Keep a Pencil and Paper handy to work out the answers TIP 1: Don't spend more than a minute on any question TIP 2: Write down the tricky question numbers on a paper, so that you can revisit them if you have spare time. Student Name Parent's Email address 1. Verbal Reasoning: Which two words can make a new compound word? (hand toe foot) (sun some sum)Eg: Question: (hand life finger) (time print clock)Answer : finger print hand sun toe sun foot some hand some None 2. Verbal Reasoning: Which two words can make a new compound word? (sun moon butter) (pass fly path) sun pass moon path butter fly moon pass None 3. Verbal Reasoning: Which two words can make a new compound word? (eye finger foot) (board patch storm) eye patch finger patch foot board eye storm None 4. Verbal Reasoning: Which two words can make a new compound word? (watch book honey) (mat script dog) honey mat book script watch dog honey script None 5. Verbal Reasoning: Choose the missing word? The man APRED from over the hilleg: Question: Zain turned the COMER on to complete his homework. 1. pat 2. pet 3. put 4. potAnswer: COMPUTER red pea tea not None 6. Verbal Reasoning: Choose the missing word? Amy was excited to launch her own INESS. bus tin net lip None 7. Verbal Reasoning: Choose the missing word? You need to CONUE working hard to achieve your goals.. tin net dot kit None 8. Verbal Reasoning: Choose the missing word? Everyone waited in POION ready for the show to start. sat not sit tan None 9. Verbal Reasoning: Choose the missing word? The post arrived LY on Saturday. ear bar mat arm None 10. Verbal Reasoning: Find the 'Letter' to complete two words fol ____ raweg:Question: clim ___ akeAnswer: bclimb / bake k d m o p None 11. Verbal Reasoning: Find the 'Letter' to complete two words new ____ tay e d f p s None 12. Verbal Reasoning: Find the 'Letter' to complete two words kne ____ alk e t m w p None 13. Verbal Reasoning: Find the pair of words which are closest in meaning round, curved circular, oval oval, cuboid circular, round None 14. Verbal Reasoning: Find the pair of words which are closest in meaning mean, scary horrible, repulsive repugnant, repulsive scary, repulsive None 15. Verbal Reasoning: Find the pair of words which are closest in meaning happy, elated light, sparkling sparkling, elated elated, ecstatic None 16. Verbal Reasoning: Find the pair of words which are closest in meaning mature, shabby shabby, old archaic, old archaic, ancient None 17. Find the four letter hidden word? Eg: Answer is: ache the vicar vicar donated the charity charity every every month None 18. Find the four letter hidden word? next book book in saga introduces new character a new None 19. Find the four letter hidden word? lovesick newly weds they were a couple couple of of lovesick None 20. Find the four letter hidden word? her subjects included her monarch included subjects in the parties None 21. Find the four letter hidden word? the spa ceiling was made of of glass. spa ceiling None 22. Word Connections: Find the two words, one from each set that will complete the sentence in the most sensible way: GRAMS is to (baking writing trading) as FEET is to (legs height walking) baking writing trading legs height walking 23. Word Connections: Find the two words, one from each set that will complete the sentence in the most sensible way: WHEEL is to (steering momentum circle) as ANCHOR is to (stillness immobilisation harbour) steering momentum circle stillness immobilisation harbour 24. Word Connections: Find the two words, one from each set that will complete the sentence in the most sensible way: MOUSE is to (cheese miniscule nocturnal) as ELEPHANT is to (graze plain colossal) cheese miniscule nocturnal graze plain colossal 25. Word Connections: Find the two words, one from each set that will complete the sentence in the most sensible way: LIGHT is to (electricity clarity purity) as DARK is to (opacity night apprehension) electricity clarity purity opacity night apprehension 26. Word Connections: Find the two words, one from each set that will complete the sentence in the most sensible way: COMPASS is to (circumvent facilitate navigate) as MAP is to (terrain charter plot) circumvent facilitate navigate terrain charter plot 27. Opposite Meaning:Find TWO words, one from each group, that are the most OPPOSITE in meaning. (support discourage sanction) (undeterred unperturbed unjust) support discourage sanction undeterred unperturbed unjust 28. Opposite Meaning:Find TWO words, one from each group, that are the most OPPOSITE in meaning. (miserly miserable misanthropic) (gregarious generous degenerative) miserly miserable misanthropic gregarious generous degenerative 29. Opposite Meaning:Find TWO words, one from each group, that are the most OPPOSITE in meaning. (foolish fruitful fitful) (futile fancy philandering) foolish fruitful fitful futile fancy philandering 30. Opposite Meaning:Find TWO words, one from each group, that are the most OPPOSITE in meaning. (deft implacable suave) (malign uncouth despicable) deft implacable suave malign uncouth despicable