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J. sponsor _—K_ patron 15. flu. measles cold L cough M rash N chickenpox P fever Q stomach-ache 16. plot plan conspiracy R prank S trick T trap U scheme —_V_ arrangement 17. clever smart bright Ashining sharp © nice D populer cutting 18. fury happiness depression ' F amuse G emotional H annoy J fear K considerate Go to next page (63) 24©8 OP 02 plot ae nok jgun vo o8 LON OC esee|g ewop A ua A wiNajouy pugs JOnys Powe 9h snes “yz Mos plo d= sous KN quo: Ww yeinb 7 ayepes uuisjos. eneiB “ez e0Is y epiy ft uosud 4 ueney 5 yodap 4 you Gre anoqey “zz eum 3 Sus q ssiou 3 punoga: g apa y joued oye smioy> “iz uoises00 9 Ayer 2 ley speed y uoneBaiBuc> fjquasse Aued oz serepuem O sayem g¢ —128Seq NN 400d W 23P1 7 Pewou ques 3ueuBea 6) + 2aTTA Verbal Analogies es _ semeecemeget cme”! Directions In each of these questions there are three words in bold type. The first two words go together. The third word goes together with one of the answer choices. Choose the word from the answer choices that goes with the third word. Look at the example below. Example new > old: wet > A rain B drip © hot D sun E dy Look at the firs: two words, new and old. New is the opposite of old. Now look at the third word, wet. The word ‘wet’ must go with the answer in the same way that new goes with old. Since new is the opposite of old, you have to find the word that is the opposite of wet. Answer E, diry, is the opposite of wet. This is how you would show the answer: Go to next page (63) 26Le 05 op 03 plot aie nok jpun uo 0B LON OC @see1q "3893 SIL} UO OM 03 saINUIW g BABY IIM NOR suonsenb Aiene semsue 0} Ail hem suies 94? 3803 siy} Ul suORSeNb stp Jo I]2 Og wor Oo sedeip g Suey N epeus IN MOpUIM 7 © ureun : 4004 <— yedued Z ened pug uey ¢ 660 H soup 5 = uayyeay © warp yw << Moo | eonseld “eojoyp 12139] meu unof yuew pue 2010UD 3suy NOK yno gnu ‘Yamsue NOK sBueYD 0} IUEM NOK 1 YequeWEY JEYs JeMsUe oY uo xog 3981109 eup u! 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Go to next page (5)& aGed 3xeu 02 05, quesed A, A UYOIA D dey ¢ uoIsioep audun fp seem 3 aed q vapeS A spaes $10 D Ayuaey PI ps s39815 & seyzoiq : asnods — puegsny oud N Joop W »0] 7 © Key zseyn6 < Burns 210A Jemsue 5 uowide 4 © sarajas: pipien & anf seoys > 324g Bulmop y < sos: nojes © enig sequin Buds mos8 y + quejd: uwnyne < ysonrey van, N Addnd asioy 7 <— Bop: uoy © 389 a “OL 8 a Ceneeeeemmmemempeumenous:EAT ES: SSS) | Verbal Analogies 13. complain + grumble: tempt A whine B invite ¢ lure D propose E ask 14. temporary + permanent: lodge > F halt G landlord H camp J fleeting K settle 15. sterile + polluted : drenched L parched —_M gravel N moist P soggy 2 damp 16. often + many: seldom > R few S frequently T sometimes U never V alot 17. words + speech: notes > A lists B sheet © bands D recordings E music 18. celebrity > fame: dictator + F speech infamy H power J leader K audience Go to next page eS 3008 Op 03 pjo2 aue Nok nun uo o8 JON Od aseaid deap A yepio A eunnos soeyy s pope y & wiershs : jepysedns © punoyoid “yz Jue, D wey g quel N ad Ww uapieS 7 & uoypapj: pisydeys — you ez wp6ue] Hoys f Auupys H Anesy 5 ua © yess aySjom <— ayBiey Zz 46) 3 punos q. wos > rey g mown y © esiou: BumayBy © sepuny “Lz uonsenb aique: 7 disso8 wy § ssnosip Y © yep: depuem <— xem “oz uoises0 Q © AWEPOW g UoRedDAUE N AyUNUoddo W _—sse1Bo1d 7 < oumgny: eoueiquiowes © ysed “61 «~ awwem«» nwatt maa eae Number Analogies Directions Each of these questions starts with two numbers that are linked together in some way. Next there are two more numbers that are linked in exactly the same way. You have 0 work out how the numbers are linked and then complete the third pair. Look at the exemple below. Example [233] [9310] [632] A3 B4 es Dé E7 What do you have to do that gets you from 2 to 3 and also from 9 to 10? You have to add 1. So, 6 changes to 7. The correct answer show the answer: E, 7. This is how you would This is just one example. In the test you might have to add, subtract, multiply or divide to get the second half of each pair. Remember, you must always check that what you decide for the first pair also works for the second pair. 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The white line shows the crease and the arrow shows the direction of the fold. The paper is folded down, so where it had been on the page is marked by dashed lines. A hole has been punched after the fold wes made. This is shown by the white circle. You have to decide how it will look if it is unfolded. Because the paper was folded over, the hole would have gone through two layers. When unfolded, there will be two holes. Which of the answer choices shows how the Paper would look? ‘The correct answer is B. There will be one hole in the ‘top half and one in the bottom half, both in the left-hand side of the paper. 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All the sides of the target have to be shown on the design. Example This is how you would show the answer: Go tonext page (5) 486v 08 op 03 pjor ae nok n uo 08 LON OC aseeig “3803 SIU UO 90M 03 Sa;NUILL 6 BAY [JIM NO, “uBlsep sup Uo UmoYs ae seBpe oyp [|e IYI xEUD PLE punou Kem ewes aut 8218 SUIeS OY « adeys owes aur « HO} YOO] Oy equsWsy | e212e1g “sojyp 49339] Mau NOK yew pue ‘80]0uD 2suy snoK ano gnu emsue nok aBueyD 02 UEM Nok 4! 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No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, secording or duplication in any information storage and retrieval system, without permission 12 publishers, and may not be photocopied or otherwise reproduced even within the licence granted by the Copyright Licensing Agency Limited, ted in Greet Britain ISBN: 978-0-7087-2096-7 (6.15)