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    This document provides examples of verbal and non-verbal intelligence tests used to assess candidates. The verbal test includes questions that require rearranging letters into words, completing analogies, finding missing letters, and identifying closest word meanings. The non-verbal tests involve completing patterns, word associations, and picture story tests. Examples of different types of questions are provided, including analogies, word substitutions, sentence completion, and coding/decoding. Guidance is also given on the self-description test, emphasizing the need to openly disclose both strengths and weaknesses.

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    This document provides examples of verbal and non-verbal intelligence tests used to assess candidates. The verbal test includes questions that require rearranging letters into words, completing analogies, finding missing letters, and identifying closest word meanings. The non-verbal tests involve completing patterns, word associations, and picture story tests. Examples of different types of questions are provided, including analogies, word substitutions, sentence completion, and coding/decoding. Guidance is also given on the self-description test, emphasizing the need to openly disclose both strengths and weaknesses.

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    This document provides examples of verbal and non-verbal intelligence tests used to assess candidates. The verbal test includes questions that require rearranging letters into words, completing analogies, finding missing letters, and identifying closest word meanings. The non-verbal tests involve completing patterns, word associations, and picture story tests. Examples of different types of questions are provided, including analogies, word substitutions, sentence completion, and coding/decoding. Guidance is also given on the self-description test, emphasizing the need to openly disclose both strengths and weaknesses.

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    This document provides examples of verbal and non-verbal intelligence tests used to assess candidates. The verbal test includes questions that require rearranging letters into words, completing analogies, finding missing letters, and identifying closest word meanings. The non-verbal tests involve completing patterns, word associations, and picture story tests. Examples of different types of questions are provided, including analogies, word substitutions, sentence completion, and coding/decoding. Guidance is also given on the self-description test, emphasizing the need to openly disclose both strengths and weaknesses.

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    The passage discusses various types of verbal and non-verbal intelligence tests including matrix tests, word association tests, analogy tests, coding and decoding tests etc.

    Verbal intelligence tests discussed include analogy tests, word association tests, and general knowledge tests. Non-verbal tests discussed include matrix tests, thematic apperception tests, and physiological situational tests.

    Word association test provides stimuli words to assess how well a candidate can understand and originate new ideas. It gives 50 words in 15 seconds each to use as stimulus like love, fortune, power etc.

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    Verbal intelligence Test

    Verbal intelligence Test


    1. Rearrange the following letters to make a word and choose the category in which it
    fits.
    RAPETEKA
    A. city
    B. fruit
    C. bird
    D. vegetable
    Correct answer: bird (parakeet)

    2. Find the answer that best completes the analogy


    people : democracy :: wealthy :
    A. oligarchy
    B. oligopoly
    C. plutocracy
    D. timocracy
    E. autocracy
    Correct answer: plutocracy

    3. Find the answer that best completes the analogy


    languages : meaning :: philology :
    A. erudition
    B. philosophy
    C. ethics
    D. semantics
    E. grammar
    Correct answer: semantics

    4. Which one of the sets of letters below can be arranged into a five letter English word.

    A. A T R U N
    B. P O D E B
    C. R N A S L
    D. M O H A T
    E. E T L R N
    Correct answer: R N A S L (snarl)

    5. What is the missing letter?


    E C O
    B A B
    G B N
    D B ?

    Correct answer: H
    Explanation: Convert each letter to its numerical equivalent in the alphabet e.g. the
    letter "C" is assigned the number "3". Afterwards, for each row, multiply the numerical
    equivalents of the first two columns in order to calculate the letter in the third column.

    6. Find two words, one from each group, that are closest in meaning.
    Group A Group B
    raise top
    floor elevate
    stairs basement

    A. raise and elevate


    B. raise and top
    C. floor and basement
    D. stairs and top
    E. floor and elevate

    Correct answer: raise and elevate

     .
    Non-Verbal Tests
    The non-verbal intelligence tests comprise of;
     Matrix test
    In these tests a series of designs are displayed. The candidate is required to complete the
    series or delete any particular design which does not relate to the series.
     Word association test
    The word association means, free association in which a word serves as the stimulus
    object. Candidates are advised that while using a word as stimulus, not to write lengthy
    sentences. Meaningful and brief sentences are very helpful.
     Thematic apperception (Picture story) test
     Physiological situational test (the story of Theo or Mr. “X”) etc..
    Analogy Tests
    One word substitution, Insertion of missing letter, Insertion of missing number or figure, Word
    association, Jumbled words, Sentence completion test, Letter distinction, General Knowledge Test,
    Alphabetical test, Completion Test, Synonym test, Direction test, Spotting the stranger, Code test,
    Coding and decoding, Commonsense test, Multiple choice test, Arithmetic test etc.Word
    association test : This test give an idea to a psychologist whether a candidate can perfectly
    understand and initiates or originates new ideas in his mind. In ISSB, there are only 50 words
    which are to be tested. Each word is kept before a candidate in a printed form on a car board. In
    some cases hand written words may also be displayed. The candidate is given only 15 second for
    each words for using as a stimulus. i,e. Love, Fortune, Power, Father, Stop etc.
    Self Description test
    This test is very important test in the series of psychological tests. In this test the candidate is
    asked to give a pen picture, giving all the good and bad points of himself. This test is also studies
    by the interviewing officer who first form an opinion regarding the candidate in his mind without
    seeing or talking to him. Generally, the interview is based on the information given in the self
    description of the candidate, so as to confirm as to how far the information given by the candidate
    is correct.You should not conceal your weak points and mention only good points. You should
    make a free, frank and bold confession of your weakness and faults if any. You should discuss
    different aspects of your personality separately to make it easier for the psychologist to assess your
    personality. These aspects could be;
     Physical aspects
     Social aspects
     Educational background
     Parentage and economic status of the family
     Morel and religious practices
     Interest in cultural and co-curricular activities
     Who are your best judges, like what your parents, friends or enemies think about you.

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