Verbal reasoning is understanding and reasoning using concepts framed in words. It aims at evaluating ability to think constructively, rather than at simple fluency or vocabulary recognition.
As promised in our previous post, we will be publishing a few common entrance tests for those who wish to p...
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Read more ›Here is test number 3 for the common entrance exams, questions courtesy of Galore Park for the ISEB board.
Calculate: (courtesy of Galore Park)
(29 + 413)²
√ 11.45
³√ 1.65
7 ½ divided by 2 ¾, leaving your answer as a fraction.
Calculate: (courtesy of Galore Park)
(a) the area of a circle whic...
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Read more ›Here is our second test for you to practice for the common entrance exams. Questions by courtesy of Galore Park for the ISEB board.
At a funfair there was a stall where people could roll a die. (courtesy of Galore Park)
ROLL THE DIE
£1 to enter
Choose your own die
Roll a six and win £6
Tim tho...
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