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Quantitative aptitude. English Comprehension. Analytical reasoning. Verbal and non verbal reasoning. Data Interpretation. General Awareness and Current affairs. Computer awareness.
There are many different types of questions asked on an IQ test. Some of these types include math, verbal analogies, patterns, classification, visual, spatial, and logical questions.
The test includes sections in verbal reasoning, quantitative reasoning, and writing skill, which means there are a large variety of questions that could be asked. For verbal reasoning, there will be a passage to read, with multiple choice questions following. They can either be one answer, or multiple answers. The quantitative portion also has multiple choice questions concerning various math skills. The writing portions are 30 minutes each, where you analyze an argument and then an issue.
Logical questions are asked to find the mentality of the interviewees. Based in his answers the interviewers will calculate his talent. Some physical questions also asked there.
It is logical to answer science questions by using your knowledge of science to answer only those questions to which you actually know the answer, and by answering them as accurately as you can without becoming so technical that your reader would have trouble understanding you. If I wanted to be systematic in answering science questions I would just answer them in the order in which they were asked.
That is a question for the attorney who is handling the case and who is familiar with the details.
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He taught his students how to think for themselves by arguing through problems they posed.This is a Dialectical method, which can be called the method of maieutics.
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An example of reasoning is drawing a logical conclusion based on available evidence or information. For instance, if you see dark clouds in the sky, you may reason that it is going to rain soon because dark clouds often precede rain.