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Have you been asked to take a verbal reasoning test but not sure on what to expect? Need to boost your test performance score? What is a verbal reasoning test? A verbal reasoning test is used to assess your ability to understand and comprehend written passages. They are designed to measure your verbal comprehension, reasoning and logic, all through your understanding of language. Some people when reading a statement jump to conclusions or misinterpret information - this is what the test will be able to find out about you.

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Question 1: Statement : Only good dancers are invited to the festival. No one without rhythm can be called a good dancer.
Inferences:
I. All dancers who are invited to the festival have rhythm in their feet.
II The dancers who do not have any rhythm in their feet are not invited to the festival.

A. Only inference I follows

B. Only inference II follows

C. Both the inferences follow

D. None of the inferences follow

Question 2: Statement:
Religions provide the means for attaining eternal peace.
Conclusions:
I. Religions ensure prosperous life.
II. Religions help people to eradicate poverty.

A. Only conclusions I follows

B. Only conclusions II follows.

C. Both conclusions I and II follow.

D. Neither conclusion I nor II follow.

Question 3: Statements:
Should seniority be the only criterion for the promotion?
Conclusions:
I. No, it would be an injustice to those juniors who are more deserving.
II. Yes, otherwise senior employees will feel humiliated.
III. Yes, senior employees are more experienced and must be rewarded.

A. I and II are most appropriate

B. I and III are most appropriate

C. III is most appropriate

D. I is most appropriate

Question 4: The lifeline of Mumbai is it train network. One of the most crowded places in the city. A Group of commuters of the Mumbai suburban railways called for a strike in response to the increase in the number of accidents in that route in the past one year due to overcrowding. The commuters want to continue the strike unless the authorities agree to increase the frequency of the trains in that route.
Which of the following can be inferred from the above statement?

A. Increase in the frequency of the trains would lead to decrease in number of such accidents

B. The trains in the Mumbai suburban run overcrowded

C. The railway authorities are in different to the safety of commuters

D. The railway did not increase the frequency in proportion to the increase in the number of commuters in the past one year

Question 5: The Election Commission’s decision to deploy the Voter Verifiable Paper Audit Trail system for all the constituencies in the Gujarat Assembly elections is questionable. This will be the first time VVPAT will be used on a State-wide basis. A costly but useful complement to the Electronic Voting Machine, and the paper trail allows for an audit of the election results by the EC in a select and randomised number of constituencies.
What could be the possible reason for introduction of VVPAT?

A. For improving technology

B. It is just an experiment

C. To encourage people to vote

D. To allow voters to verify their vote after registering it on the EVM

Question 6: Statement: Many cotton farmers are committing suicide due to lack of rains.
Inference:
I. Other farmers are not committing suicide.
II. Cotton is dependent on rain.

A. Only I follows.

B. Only II follows.

C. Both I and II follow.

D. Neither I nor II follows.

Question 7: Statement: Anger is energy, in a more proactive way and how to channelize it is in itself a skill.
Inference:
I. Anger needs to be channelized.
II. Only skillful people can channelize anger to energy.

A. Only I follows

B. Only II follows.

C. Both I and II follow.

D. Neither I nor II follows.

Question 8: Statement: Researchers have found the increasing use of pesticides, responsible for stomach cancer.
Inferences:
I. The researchers are looking for factors responsible for stomach cancer.
II. Farmers are unaware of the ill-effects of pesticides.

A. Only inference I follows

B. Only inference II follows

C. Both the inferences follows

D. None of the inferences follows

Question 9: Statement: “Electric supply in Anand Colony will be cut tomorrow after 12 o’clock for three hours because repairing work will be carried out.”
Inferences:
I. Residents of Anand colony may use their electrical appliances before 12 o’clock tomorrow.
II. Residents of Anand colony need training for using electricity economically.

A. Only inference I follows

B. Only inference II follows

C. Both the inferences follows

D. None of the inferences follows

Question 10: What inference can you draw from the following two statements?
I. Hybrid plants are resistant to fungus.
II. Fungus infection reduces the life of plants.

A. Fungus attacks hybrid plants.

B. Yield is more in hybrid plants.

C. All plants are hybrid plants.

D. For a long life-span grow hybrid plants.