Verbal Analogy-1

Verbal classification is based on homogeneity or similarity between things like objects, pictures, letters, ideas and words. In this test, homogeneous items are grouped together but one will be different in some way. Your task is to identify the thing that does NOT belong to the group. For instance take the group ΓÇ£apple, orange, fruit,…

Verbal Analogy

Verbal analogical  questions are essential part of all reasong tests. Verbal analogy expresses a relationship between words or alphabets. Your ability to compare and comprehend the relationship that exists between objects or figures is tested in this type of verbal analogy based questions. There are two types of verbal analogy questions. 1. Word analogy: In…

Teaching Aptitude-3

Q. Which one of the following best describes the changes in current teaching-learning process? a. Students have become more free spirited and maverick b. Teachers are better paid and have become lazy c. Students have unprecedented access to information d. Colleges are receiving huge financial aid Q. Critical pedagogy wants the teacher to: a. create…

Structuralism

“Based on the Saussurean model of language as an arbitrary, ahistorical, interrelated, and negatively signifying system, and evolved by Calude L├⌐vi-Strauss and Roland Barthes, structuralism is an attempt to isolate general structures from human discourses.” For the descriptive part, a question like ΓÇÿWhat is structuralism?ΓÇÖ is probable. Before starting to answer, ascertain the time and…

Sources of Documentary Information

Sources of Documentary Information:A document constitutes embodied thought which is a record of work on paper or other material fit for physical handling, transport across space and preservation through time. It may include manuscripts, handwritten and engraved materials including printed books, periodical, microform, photograph, gramophone records, tape records, etc. The recent advances in science and…

Research Methodology

Research is an art of scientific investigation. It refers to a search for knowledge. It is a scientific andsystematic search for pertinent information on a specific topic. It is actually a voyage of discovery, amovement from the known to the unknown. According to Clifford Woody, research comprises defining and redefining problems, formulatinghypothesis or suggested solutions;…

Reasoning Syllogism-4

Based on the given Statements, You are required to evaluate which conclusion follows. Mark 1. If the 1st statement follows Mark 2. If the 2nd statement follows Mark 3. If both follows Mark 4. I f none follows Questions 1    Statement.1 All Doctors are engineers Statement.2 All Engineers are Advocates Conclusion 1. All Advocates are…

Reasoning Syllogism-3

As we see earlier deductive form of logical inference can be divided to immediate and mediate inference. In mediate inference the conclusion follows from more than one proposition. Syllogism is the form of mediate inference in which there are only two premises and the conclusion follows from them jointly. Example: 1. All men are mortal….

Reasoning Syllogism-2

A syllogism (henceforth categorical unless otherwise specified) consists of three parts: the major premise, the minor premise, and the conclusion. In Aristotle, each of the premises is in the form “Some/all A belong to B,” where “Some/All A” is one term and “belong to B” is another, but more modern logicians allow some variation. Each…