Verbal Reasoning Grade 2

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2nd Grade

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CCSS

6.EE.A.1, L.1.4A, 4.OA.B.4

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

Replace the word in capital letter with the word closest in meaning.

Example:
The old man was HAPPY to see us. = Glad

1. She lives in a very CLEAN house.

Neat

Dirty

Shiny

Replace the word in capital letter with the word closest in meaning.

Example:
The old man was HAPPY to see us. = Glad

2. The boy was around to ASSIST his friend.

Punch

Deep

Help

Replace the word in capital letter with the word closest in meaning.

Example:
The old man was HAPPY to see us. = Glad

3. He thought he was very CLEVER.

Dull

Wise

Funny

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

Replace the word in capital letter with the word closest in meaning.

Example:
The old man was HAPPY to see us. = Glad

4. The MEAL was very delicious.

Food

Fruit

Ice

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

Replace the word in capital letter with the word closest in meaning.

Example:
The old man was HAPPY to see us. = Glad

5. Let us DIVIDE the cookies amongst ourselves.

Make

Finish

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

Find the letter which will complete both pairs of word, ending the first word and starting the second. The same letter must be used for both pairs of words.

Example: pic ( k ) ick

6. com ( ____) lbow

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

Find the letter which will complete both pairs of word, ending the first word and starting the second. The same letter must be used for both pairs of words.

Example: pic ( k ) ick

7. jum ( ____) aint

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Verbal Reasoning Grade 2

20 questions

Replace the word in capital letter with the word closest in meaning.

Example:
The old man was HAPPY to see us. = Glad

1. She lives in a very CLEAN house.

Replace the word in capital letter with the word closest in meaning.

Example:
The old man was HAPPY to see us. = Glad

2. The boy was around to ASSIST his friend.

Replace the word in capital letter with the word closest in meaning.

Example:
The old man was HAPPY to see us. = Glad

3. He thought he was very CLEVER.

Replace the word in capital letter with the word closest in meaning.

Example:
The old man was HAPPY to see us. = Glad

4. The MEAL was very delicious.

Replace the word in capital letter with the word closest in meaning.

Example:
The old man was HAPPY to see us. = Glad

5. Let us DIVIDE the cookies amongst ourselves.

Find the letter which will complete both pairs of word, ending the first word and starting the second. The same letter must be used for both pairs of words.

Example: pic ( k ) ick

6. com ( ____) lbow

Find the letter which will complete both pairs of word, ending the first word and starting the second. The same letter must be used for both pairs of words.

Example: pic ( k ) ick

7. jum ( ____) aint

Find the letter which will complete both pairs of word, ending the first word and starting the second. The same letter must be used for both pairs of words.

Example: pic ( k ) ick

8. wra ( ____) eople

Find the letter which will complete both pairs of word, ending the first word and starting the second. The same letter must be used for both pairs of words.

Example: pic ( k ) ick

9. lea ( ____) amous

Find the letter which will complete both pairs of word, ending the first word and starting the second. The same letter must be used for both pairs of words.

Example: pic ( k ) ick

10. mar ( ____) nee

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Verbal Reasoning Grade 2

20 questions

Replace the word in capital letter with the word closest in meaning.Example:The old man was HAPPY to see us. = Glad 1. She lives in a very CLEAN house.

Replace the word in capital letter with the word closest in meaning.Example:The old man was HAPPY to see us. = Glad2. The boy was around to ASSIST his friend.

Replace the word in capital letter with the word closest in meaning.Example:The old man was HAPPY to see us. = Glad3. He thought he was very CLEVER.

Replace the word in capital letter with the word closest in meaning.Example:The old man was HAPPY to see us. = Glad4. The MEAL was very delicious.

Replace the word in capital letter with the word closest in meaning.Example:The old man was HAPPY to see us. = Glad5. Let us DIVIDE the cookies amongst ourselves.

Find the letter which will complete both pairs of word, ending the first word and starting the second. The same letter must be used for both pairs of words.Example: pic ( k ) ick6. com ( ____) lbow

Find the letter which will complete both pairs of word, ending the first word and starting the second. The same letter must be used for both pairs of words.Example: pic ( k ) ick7. jum ( ____) aint

Find the letter which will complete both pairs of word, ending the first word and starting the second. The same letter must be used for both pairs of words.Example: pic ( k ) ick8. wra ( ____) eople

Find the letter which will complete both pairs of word, ending the first word and starting the second. The same letter must be used for both pairs of words.Example: pic ( k ) ick9. lea ( ____) amous

Find the letter which will complete both pairs of word, ending the first word and starting the second. The same letter must be used for both pairs of words.Example: pic ( k ) ick10. mar ( ____) nee

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Replace the word in capital letter with the word closest in meaning.

Example:
The old man was HAPPY to see us. = Glad

1. She lives in a very CLEAN house.

Replace the word in capital letter with the word closest in meaning.

Example:
The old man was HAPPY to see us. = Glad

2. The boy was around to ASSIST his friend.

Replace the word in capital letter with the word closest in meaning.

Example:
The old man was HAPPY to see us. = Glad

3. He thought he was very CLEVER.

Replace the word in capital letter with the word closest in meaning.

Example:
The old man was HAPPY to see us. = Glad

4. The MEAL was very delicious.

Replace the word in capital letter with the word closest in meaning.

Example:
The old man was HAPPY to see us. = Glad

5. Let us DIVIDE the cookies amongst ourselves.

Find the letter which will complete both pairs of word, ending the first word and starting the second. The same letter must be used for both pairs of words.

Example: pic ( k ) ick

6. com ( ____) lbow

Find the letter which will complete both pairs of word, ending the first word and starting the second. The same letter must be used for both pairs of words.

Example: pic ( k ) ick

7. jum ( ____) aint

Find the letter which will complete both pairs of word, ending the first word and starting the second. The same letter must be used for both pairs of words.

Example: pic ( k ) ick

8. wra ( ____) eople

Find the letter which will complete both pairs of word, ending the first word and starting the second. The same letter must be used for both pairs of words.

Example: pic ( k ) ick

9. lea ( ____) amous

Find the letter which will complete both pairs of word, ending the first word and starting the second. The same letter must be used for both pairs of words.

Example: pic ( k ) ick

10. mar ( ____) nee