General mental ability and reasoning refer to a person’s overall cognitive ability and capacity to think critically, solve problems, and make sound judgments. This can include abilities such as memory, attention, perception, language, and problem-solving.
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Logical Reasoning | Verbal Reasoning Topics | Non Verbal Reasoning |
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Number Series | Logical order of words | Completion of series |
Letter and symbol series | Syllogism | Non Verbal Analogy |
Making judgements | Analogy | Counting of figures |
Input output | Blood relation | Mirror images |
Statement & assumptions | Series completion | Water images |
Statement & course of action | Classification | Embedded figures |
Statement & Conclusion | Puzzles | Completion of figures |
Cause & effect | Seating Arrangement | Figure matrix |
Statement & argument | Logical Venn diagram | Paper folding |
Logical deduction | Dice | Classification of figures |
Coded Relationship | Direction sense test | Grouping of figures |
Verbal Classification | Coding decoding | Paper cutting |
Essential Part | Word formation | Dot situation |
Analogies | Ranking | Cubes and dice |
Artificial Language | Cause and Effect | Analytical Reasoning |
Matching Definitions | Cube and Cuboid | Pattern Completion |
Verbal Reasoning | Character Puzzles | Shape Construction |
Logical Problems | Data Sufficiency | Image Analysis |
Course of Action | Arithmetic Reasoning | |
Theme Detection |
Alphabet Test
An alphabet test is a type of cognitive assessment that measures a person’s ability to recognize and name letters of the alphabet. This test is often used to assess reading and writing abilities. The test can be administered in a variety of ways, such as by asking the person to name the letters of the alphabet in order, point to a specific letter when it is named, or match a letter to its corresponding written form. The test may be timed and the score is often based on the number of letters correctly identified within the given time.