Word Logic practice
Verbal reasoning · 15 questions · 6 minutes
Test Partnership describes the task as: Select which word best completes the logical comparison.
This page plays it at the real length, with questions that adapt to your answers.
- Each question is a comparison in the form "A is to B as C is to ?".
- Work out how the first two words are related, then pick the word that gives the second pair the same relationship. There are five words to choose from.
- In the vendor's demo you can add extra time to a question up to three times in the whole test.
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Select which word best completes the logical comparison. The clock starts when you press start.
What Word Logic measures
Word Logic is one of Test Partnership's two verbal reasoning games. Test Partnership lists it at 15 questions in 6 minutes and says it assesses reading decoding, processing verbal information and cloze reasoning (missing information). Like every MindmetriQ game, it adapts: harder or easier questions follow your answers, with a short time limit on each question.
How this practice version works
Our 210 comparisons are original, with five options each and a short explanation after every answer. Each question has 24 seconds, and you can add 10 seconds up to three times in a game. Test Partnership publishes the total time but not the limit per question, so we split it evenly. Difficulty runs from level 1 to 5: one step up after a right answer, one step down after a wrong one. Your first full game is free; the results show accuracy, average time and the highest level you reached.
How to do well
Say the relationship as a short sentence ("a pen is used to write") and test each option in the same sentence ("a knife is used to …"). The option that fits the sentence exactly is the answer.
Word Logic questions
What kinds of relationships come up in Word Logic?
Opposites, synonyms, part and whole, tool and use, worker and workplace, young and adult animals, cause and effect, and degree (warm to hot). Ours covers all of them.
Can I add time in Word Logic?
In Test Partnership's demo you can add extra time a limited number of times across the test. Our version lets you add 10 seconds up to three times per game.
Source: Test Partnership, game-based assessments (game names, times, question counts and abilities), and the free demo linked there (instructions).