Defence Aptitude Assessment
Verbal Reasoning
Read a scenario and use only what it says. There are 20 questions in 15 minutes, across four scenarios.
- Houses for sale. Match every condition the question states. If it says something is not important, ignore it. One house fits.
- Three friends and four activities. The activities change between sittings. Put each person in order, favourite first. Add those places. The lowest total is what they would choose. A tie is Cannot tell.
- A rules table. Some cells are still blank, so they are not rules. Count only offences that are not excused, and use a special condition when it applies.
- A short passage. Follow one link at a time. Who lives where, and who works where, changes from sitting to sitting. A statement is definitely true only when the passage settles it.
A to E chooses an answer. Enter moves on. You can move back. A blank scores as incorrect.
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