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Unit 10: Put it all together

Words in relationship

Read this before the quizzes

Analogies: say the relationship first

Six relationship types, each with a test sentence

Name the relationship

Pick the pair

Check the direction

Analogy traps: same topic, wrong relationship

Name the trap

Synonym or something else?

Odd one out: category, function, degree

Odd one out: category

Odd one out: function

Find the test

Answers and why: analogies and odd one out

Statement judgement

True, false, cannot say: only the text counts

Seven traps of statement judgement

Judge it (1)

Judge it (2)

Judge it (3)

Judge it (4)

Judge it (5)

Judge it (6)

Judge it (7)

Answers and why: statement judgement

The mock day

The four mock families at a glance

Time budgets by family (examples, not promises)

Skip and return: the three-pass rule

Your mock day plan

Last-minute guessing logic

The clock

The long mock

When to skip

The skip signal

Two minutes left

The order of a first pass

Two options left

Scope and strength

Answers and why: the mock day

After the mock

After the mock: read the results, then repair

Your 14-day plan

Per-exam notes (examples, not promises)

Words to carry

Word Quest: 43 words for reasoning and the exam room

Word game: five from this unit

Unit quest

Unit recap and crossword

Take charge

Take charge: Put it all together

Your mission this week

Check yourself

Put it all together. This capstone unit teaches two last skills: reading how two words are tied (analogies and odd one out) and judging a statement by the text alone (true, false or cannot say).

Verbal Ability and Reasoning, Unit 10: Verbal reasoning and the mocks

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