Verbal Reasoning

Here in this article today, we have provided logic questions and answers based on analogy. In each of the following questions, a set of two letters is given on the left side of the symbol: which is related in some way or other. The relationship is between the third letter of the group and the given options. You have to choose the correct one of these opti...

Logical Venn diagram is a very important topic in the verbal reasoning section. It's a process of showing the complex relationship between 2–3 categories as a diagram through various geometric structures. In the banking, railway, SSC exams, questions are asked about Logic Venn Diagram in the Verbal reasoning section which are 3-4 questions in question-paper.

In jumbled Questions, students have to understand information carefully to solve these type of questions. So, here you can understand a jumbled topic easily by jumbled questions with answers.

In comparison type questions, a student has to understand the comparison in a question. Here you can practice with these type of questions and boost up your performance in the competitive exams.

In puzzle relation questions, a student has to understand the relation to solve a question. These type of questions are not much difficult, its just confusing questions. So, here are the given puzzle relation questions for your practice.

In such questions, the relationships are represented by certain specific codes or symbols such as +,-,*,$,%, etc. The candidate is then required to analyse some given codes to determine the relationship between a set of person, or to express a given relationship in the coded form.

Some students are get puzzled to solve figural questions in the competitive exams because they can't understand this topic properly. In such type of question, a group four figures is given in them three belongs to a common group with their properties and one belongs to another group.

In number classification reasoning questions, a group of letters and numbers is given. On behalf of alphabetical values and their position letters from a group same as numbers follow mathematical operation/rules, hence form a group. Candidates are required to select the option which does not belong to that same group.