Verbal Ability 7 questions, 1 mark each Q 24. Determine if the statement given below is a fact, an inference, or a judgement. It is not like him to behave this rudely with anyone. Ops: A. Fact B. Judgement C. Inference Q 25. Determine if the statement given below is a fact, an inference, or a judgement. I get paid less than what my wife makes each month. Ops: A. Inference B. Fact C. Judgement Q 26. The sentences given below form a coherent passage when arranged logically. Choose the option which gives the correct sequence. 1. As a result, they started investing themselves more and more into the performance of their teams and the organisation. 2. Employees were beginning to see that the company was going to look after them, and they weren't in it alone. 3. As soon as the changes were implemented, line managers started reporting increased engagement in office meetings. 4. The results were for the world to see, with the first quarter after the changes seeing a whopping 20% increase from the numbers of that quarter last year. 5. The CEO's radical changes had paid rich dividends, and she had just proven that respecting the employees was not about increasing costs, but increased rewards. Ops: A. 5 4 1 2 3 B. 1 3 2 4 5 C. 3 2 1 4 5 D. 5 4 3 1 2 Q 27. The sentences given below form a coherent passage when arranged logically. Choose the option which gives the correct sequence. 1. Things were at an all time low when the new CEO was onboarded. 2. One would expect cuts to be made in employee benefits and expenses that are often regarded as superfluous. 3. At the outset, she began making some pretty radical changes. 4. But she instead increased salaries by 8%, added 2 sick leaves for everyone, and restarted Casual Fridays. 5. "The employees' trust needed to be won back", she said in an interview later. And win back trust she did. Ops: A. 5 4 1 2 3 B. 1 3 2 4 5 C. 5 4 3 1 2 D. 3 2 1 4 5 Q 28. Determine if the statement given below is a fact, an inference, or a judgement. It has been a pleasure working for you. Ops: A. Judgement B. Inference C. Fact Q 29. Determine if the statement given below is a fact, an inference, or a judgement. We'd have been late by an hour if we had remained stuck in traffic. Ops: A. Fact B. Inference C. Judgement Q 30. Determine if the statement given below is a fact, an inference, or a judgement. Stars are hot and dense clusters of gas. Ops: A. Fact B. Judgement C. Inference answer

Determine if the statement given below is a fact, an inference, or a judgement. It is not like him to behave this rudely with anyone. Ops: A. Fact B. Judgement C. Inference Q 25. Determine if the statement given below is a fact, an inference, or a judgement. I get paid less than what my wife makes each month. Ops: A. Inference B. Fact C. Judgement

Determine if the statement given below is a fact, an inference, or a judgement. It has been a pleasure working for you. Ops: A. Judgement B. Inference C. Fact

Read the statement given below and decide whether it is a Fact, an Inference, a Judgement or an Opinion. Dress-down days improve employee morale. Ops: A. Fact B. Judgement C. Opinion D. Inference Q 07. The sentences given below form a coherent passage when arranged logically. Choose the option which gives the correct sequence. 1. It is a mirror which reflects the stream of time as it flows everlastingly in one direction. 2. The reflection cannot, in the nature of things be true, as the mind of the historian is a limited, imperfect and distorted medium. 3. History is a record of the past. 4. Of the millions of happenings at any moment, the historian can select, and record only a few, and it is not possible for him to judge whether they are the only significant ones. Ops: A. 1 2 3 4 B. 3 1 2 4 C. 4 1 2 3 D. 2 1 3 4 Q 08. Mark the option containing the word that is opposite in meaning to the word given below. HIGHER Ops: A. Lower B. Taller C. Advanced D. Larger Q 09. Mark the sentence that is grammatically correct. Ops: A. Linda sat in front of we. B. Linda sat at front to us. C. Linda sat in front to us. D. Linda sat in front of us. Q 10. Fill in the blank with the most suitable option. _______ an accident on the way, the train will arrive in time. Ops: A. Except B. Despite C. Barring D. Besides

5) Jones, Smith, and Clark hold the jobs of programmer,knowledge engineer, and manager (not necessarily in that order). Jones owes the programmer$10. The manager's spouse prohibits borrowing money. Smith is not married. Your task is tofigure out which person has which job.Represent the facts in prepositional logic. You should have nine propositional symbols torepresent the possible person/job assignments. Solve the problem by showing thatonly one of them is implied by KB, and by saying what its interpretation is.

‘P @ Q’ means ‘P is not smaller than Q’ ‘P &Q’ means ‘P is neither greater than nor equal to Q’ ‘P# Q’ means ‘P is neither greater than nor smaller than Q’ ‘P $ Q’ means ‘P is not greater than Q’ ‘P % Q’ means ‘P is neither smaller than nor equal to Q’. Now in each of the following questions assuming the given statements to be true, find which of the three conclusions follow and give answer accordingly. Statements: D % H @ V, V $ WConclusions:  I. H % W II. D % V III. D % W