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Family 3: Completion

Completion: the sentence is its own answer key

One blank: signal word, prediction, match

Two or three blanks: solve the strongest clue first

Sentence equivalence: two words, one meaning

Check yourself: Completion

One blank

Two blanks

Two words, one meaning

Answers and why: completion

Family 4: Grammar

Grammar: few rules, many costumes

Error spotting: verb and subject first

Sentence improvement: grammar first, then brevity

Confused words and word swaps

Check yourself: Grammar

Spot the error

Improve it

Look-alike words

Answers and why: grammar

Family 5: Cloze

Cloze: read one sentence up and one down

Cloze connectors: name the relation first

Cloze grammar: read one sentence up

Check yourself: Cloze

Name the link

Small word, big job

The sentence before

Answers and why: cloze

Family 6: Ordering

Ordering: openers, links and one idea

Para jumble: opener, links, read back

Odd sentence out: name the paragraph's one idea

Para completion and summary: continue, add nothing new

Check yourself: Ordering

Put them in order

The odd one out

Complete the paragraph

Answers and why: ordering

Family 7: Vocabulary

Vocabulary: words in company

Synonyms and antonyms: check the direction

Vocabulary in context: the second meaning

Idioms: the whole phrase, not the words

Analogies: name the relationship, reuse the sentence

Odd one out: the category beats the topic

Check yourself: Vocabulary

Closest meaning

The whole phrase

Same relationship

Answers and why: vocabulary

Play: words of the guide

Word game: five words of the vocabulary family

Crossword: the language of vocabulary questions

Vocabulary quest: six readers, six questions

Take charge

Your Type Map and what to do next

Your mission: three types in a real paper

Verbal sections look like a jungle until you can name the animals. This guide names all 31 question types in seven families, with one short lesson each: what the type asks and how it is phrased, a worked example, the move that solves it, the trap that catches people, and where it appears.

Verbal Ability and Reasoning: the question-type guide, part 2 (completion, grammar, cloze, ordering, vocabulary)

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