The verbal questions include:

Antonyms

The participant must choose which word from a group of five has the opposite meaning to another word.

Deviation from category

The participant must decide which one of five words has a different meaning from the others.

Pairs of concepts

The participant has to decide whether two words have the same meaning, the opposite meaning, or neither the same nor the opposite meaning.

Verbal analogy

The participant has to decide whether the underlying meaning or idea in two statements is the same, the opposite, or neither the same nor the opposite.

Logical reasoning

The participant is shown three statements and is asked to decide whether the logic is correct, incorrect, or not possible to deduce.

The numerical problems cover:

Series of numbers

The participant has to complete a series of numbers by determining the underlying rule that connects the construction of the series.

Simple calculations

The participant has to make simple calculations.

Complex calculations

The participant has to make complex calculations.

In some situations, companies will choose to test clients more than once, and for this reason, Problem Solving exists in a number of different versions.

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