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Verbal reasoning: Complete the word
Complete the third set of brackets by creating the missing word in the same way in which the words have been created in the first and second set of brackets.
Verbal reasoning: Compound words practice
This worksheet looks at compound words. In these questions a word from the first set of brackets joins one word from the second set of brackets to make a new word known as a compound word. The left-hand word always comes first. Select two words each time.
Verbal reasoning: Compound words
From rainbow and football to breakfast, you use compound words every day – they are simply larger words made up from two smaller words. In verbal reasoning you are often asked to identify and work with compound words. Can you come up with a list of 20 compound words?
Verbal reasoning: Equations practice
We’re focusing on equations in this worksheet. Complete these sums by writing the correct number in the brackets.
Verbal reasoning: Find the next letter in the series
In these questions you are asked to insert the next letter or letters into a series. Remember to start by drawing your alphabet grid!
Verbal reasoning: Finding a missing three-letter word
In this question type you are asked to find a three-letter word that is missing from a larger word.
Verbal reasoning: Form a middle word from outside words
Forming a middle word from outside words is tricky. In these questions you are asked to complete the second set of brackets by creating the missing word in the same way that the word has been created in the first set of brackets.
Verbal reasoning: Hidden words practice
In these questions you are asked to find a word that is hidden in a sentence. The hidden word will be spread over two consecutive words.
Verbal reasoning: Homophones and homographs crossword
Can you complete this homophones and homographs crossword with the correct word?
Verbal reasoning: Homophones and homographs practice
Here are some common homophones you should know. Can you fill in a definition of each word in the chart? Then can you pick the correct homophone in each sentences?