The Logiks General (Intermediate) Verbal section assesses your ability to read, understand, and evaluate written information under strict time pressure.
This section includes four question types:
- Antonym questions: These require you to select the word that represents the opposite of a given word, such as "solemn" and "frivolous."
- Syllogism questions: Here, you'll receive several statements and must identify the correct logical conclusion derived from them.
- Verbal analogies: You'll be presented with a pair of related words and must discern their relationship. Then, you'll be given a single word and asked to choose another word from the provided options that follows the same logical pattern. For instance, "clouds are to rain what volcanoes are to ___?"
- Odd-one-out: Here, you'll be presented with a set of words that share a common rule, and your task is to identify the word that deviates from that rule.
This section contains 24 questions to be completed in just 4 minutes, so you'll have to work quickly while maintaining accuracy. Success depends on identifying patterns, applying logical reasoning, and working efficiently under pressure.
Take a look at a Logiks General (Intermediate) Verbal Reasoning sample question: