General Aptitude · topic
Reading questions by type: stated fact, inference, main idea, author's view and tone, assumption, conclusion, strengthen and weaken, with the scope traps that make options wrong. Narrative sequencing by opener, pronoun and article links, connectors and time order.
A set of four to six sentences in jumbled order, labelled with letters such as P, Q, R, S (possibly with the first or last sentence fixed), is to be put in the order that makes a coherent paragraph. A related task is to find a sentence that does not belong, or to say where a given sentence fits.
A short passage, which may be a single paragraph, is followed by items on what it states, what it implies, what its main point is, what a word means in it, or which statement it supports. The answer is decided by the passage, not by what the reader knows or believes about the topic.
One-page visual sheets for this topic, in the sheet library on the store. Previews are free; the full sheets come with the subject pack.
