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Verbal Reasoning Free Practice Test

Last updated : 13 March 2019

  • This topic has 1 reply, 1 voice, and was last updated 12 years, 6 months ago by Anonymous.
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  • September 15, 2011 at 11:57 am #31329
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    Verbal Reasoning Free Practice Test: Aptitude tests, including the Verbal Reasoning test, are used frequently in the recruitment and selection process to find the best candidate for a job vacancy, and also when offering places to school students, college students and university admissions.

    It is becoming increasingly competitive in the job seeking market, and producing a good result in your Verbal Reasoning Test could set you ahead of the competition. These days the verbal reasoning test is required by most employers, particularly the large companies when recruiting new employees. Verbal reasoning tests are also common for individuals who want to understand how best to improve their own skills, whether they are searching for a job or not.

    There are many ways to take a free verbal reasoning test as a practice before the official test. First you should know what a verbal reasoning test is. The verbal reasoning test is a series of questions with multiple choice answers to assess how each candidate can use their linguistic skills to understand the content of a paragraph of text, and the questions asked. The candidate is provided with a paragraph of text and then 25-30 questions to answer based on the content. One must read the paragraph and questions carefully.

    As noted above, the answers are multiple choice, usually asking the candidate to respond as either ‘true’, ‘false’ or ‘not known’.  The answer must be taken from the content of the paragraph of text associated with the test.

    Verbal reasoning is vital in the workplace, and in personal life generally. There are very few or almost no job sectors where employees work alone without verbal contact with either their colleagues or customers. In every job role you have to communicate with others to share your ideas and to understand others needs and expectations, whether it is spoken words or written information. Written information, such as specialist documents, are often complex and difficult. One has to understand this written information and act accordingly.

    There are many online sites that offer you a free test of verbal reasoning test for your practice. The test consists of certain passages and questions. All the passages are short so that you can read it quickly and answer the multiple choice questions. 

    The free practice tests for verbal reasoning are allocated a certain time to carry out the tests, and you are usually given between 1-1.5 minutes to answer each question.  So if the test is 30 questions, you will probably have 20 minutes to complete the test. If you don’t take any practice tests then it will take time to get used to the format, and is likely to take you longer to complete the test. You must make sure you try to answer each question and complete the test in time.

    You will find many offers online where you can practice free verbal reasoning. You can try the practice and the result will also be provided just at the end of the exam. The quality of the free verbal reasoning test is usually good, although of course the paid tests are usually of better quality.   
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    October 22, 2012 at 7:47 pm #34112
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    When doing a verbal reasoning test, take a little bit of time to make sure you havefully understood and interpreted the passage, before answering any questions. Refer to or reread the passage when reading the questions if it is possible. There’s nothing worse than missing the point and messing up as a result.

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