Verbal Reasoning11+ subject
11+ Verbal Reasoning Word Problems Practice
Read logic statements, age comparisons, and ordering clues carefully to deduce correct factual conclusions.
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Practise systematically without the pressure of a timer. 4 questions drawn randomly from the 4-question bank.
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Techniques & Guide
Techniques and Exam Habits
Key rules and methods to solve Word Problems quickly and accurately.
Rule 1: Draw a simple timeline or relative ordering line
Do not hold multiple clues in your working memory. Sketch a quick horizontal line for order (left = earlier/shorter, right = later/taller).
Rule 2: Eliminate impossible answers after each clue
Each sentence in the problem eliminates certain candidate answers immediately. Cross them off to zero in on the only possible conclusion.
Example: Liam is older than Maya. Maya is older than Noah. Sam is younger than Noah.
Order from oldest to youngest: Liam > Maya > Noah > Sam.
Who is the youngest? SAM.
Order from oldest to youngest: Liam > Maya > Noah > Sam.
Who is the youngest? SAM.
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