Sample Verbal Questions

CAT Sample Verbal Questions

December 16th, 2009 | 11 Comments | Posted in Verbal ability

Directions for 3 CAT Sample Verbal Questions: In each cat sample Verbal Questions, the word at the top of the table is used in four different ways. Choose the option in which the usage of the word is INCORRECT or INAPPROPRIATE.

1. GOOD
a. Is this a good dress for the party?
b. The kept milk in the glass is still good.
c. Farah ruined the family’s good name.
d. I’m good for another round of golf.

2. WRITE
a. How do you write your name?
b. To write one’s thoughts is a good habit.
c. You’ll have to write out a request.
d. It is important to write ones will itself.

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CAT Verbal Questions

December 7th, 2009 | 5 Comments | Posted in Verbal ability

CAT verbal questions- Direction for next 3 CAT verbal questions: Fill in the blanks with the appropriate words/set of words.

1. While the honourable function of language is to ___ communication, we must remember that another of its historic functions, sometimes deliberate, sometimes accidental, is to ___ thought.
a. facilitate … promote
b. promote … conceal
c. popularize … prevent
d. help … enhance
e. None of these

2. Erosion in nature is a beneficial process; the same process ___ by human mismanagement has become one of the most ___ forces that had ever been released by man.
a. enhanced … lucrative
b. hastened … potent
c. checked … raucous
d. accelerated … destructive
e. None of these

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Sample Verbal Questions

December 4th, 2009 | 5 Comments | Posted in Verbal ability

Direction for next 3 Verbal Questions: In each of the following Verbal Questions, a capitalized pair of words is given, followed by numbered pairs of words. Identify the numbered pair that exhibits the same relationship as the capitalized pair does and mark its number as your answer or choose E if none of them satisfies.

1. DEMURE: CHURL
(A) Hare-brained: savant
(B) Soothing: emollient
(C) Venal: greenery
(D) Diabolic: hoodoo
(E) None of these

2. PREJUDICIAL: INNOCUOUS
(A) Vertiginous: latitudinal
(B) Sybaritic: ascetic
(C) Diehard: bumptious
(D) Quotidian: quixotic
(E) None of these

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Verbal Questions

November 27th, 2009 | 11 Comments | Posted in Verbal ability

Verbal Questions- Directions for next 3 Verbal ability questions: Given below are a set of three statements. Mark the alternative that has the correct sequence of the set as a Fact (F), Inference (I) or Judgement (J).

1.
A. instance of horrendous ragging are on the rise because no serious disciplinary action is possible as ‘careers are at stake’.
B. The students rushed off to expensive hotels because Teachers’ Day must be celebrated at any cost.
C. Christ has been crossed out because he has no place in the mindless revelry that Christmas has become.
a. JFI
b. IFJ
c. JJF
d. JFJ

2.
A. It will be difficult to legalize homosexuality in India because society disapproves of it. B. The government claimed that deletion of Section 377 will open floodgates of delinquent behavior.
C. No one except those whose rights are directly affected by the law can raise the question of its constitutionality.
a. FJF
b. FIJ
c. JFF
d. IFJ

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