Verbal Reasoning Grade 6 Second Term Examination 2019/2020

Pick the pair of words most opposite in meaning.

Example: cup, mug coffee, milk hot, cold

• mislay, find

• permit, allow

• plead, entreat

• plead, allow

Pick the pair of words most opposite in meaning.

Example: cup, mug coffee, milk hot, cold

• flaky, dry

• mad, sane

• flat, even

• marvel, wonder

Find a word that is similar in meaning to the word in capital letters and that rhymes with the second word.

Example: CABLE- tyre --wire

COUNTERFEIT-- make _______________

• fake

• feak

• peak

• feik

Find a word that is similar in meaning to the word in capital letters and that rhymes with the second word.

Example: CABLE- tyre --wire

CORRECT -- might ________________

• fight

• bite

• tight

• right

Find a word that is similar in meaning to the word in capital letters and that rhymes with the second word.

Example: CABLE- tyre --wire

FEAR alight __________________

(a). light (b) fright (c) fight (d) might

• light

• fright

• fight

• might

Find the four-letter word hidden at the end of one word and the beginning of the next word.

Example: We had bats and balls ‐--Sand

Q. He entered the room very quietly.

• Heen

• Redt

• Hero

• Ther

Find the four-letter word hidden at the end of one word and the beginning of the next word.

Example: We had bats and balls ‐--Sand

Q. I’ll see what can be arranged.

• seew

• hatc

• bear

• rang

Find the four-letter word hidden at the end of one word and the beginning of the next word.

Example: We had bats and balls ‐--Sand

Q. I’ve always found them friendly.

• veal

• ways

• them

• endy

Rearrange the muddled letters in capitals to make a proper word. The answer will complete the sentence sensibly.

Example: A BEZAR is an animal with stripes. ZEBRA

Q. They left home early in the GRONNIM.

• morinng

• grominng

• morning

• ringom

Rearrange the muddled letters in capitals to make a proper word. The answer will complete the sentence sensibly.

Example: A BEZAR is an animal with stripes. ZEBRA

Q. The train was very ODDCREW.

• crewdod

• crowded

• crewodd

• crodwed