Lady Cadet Course Intelligence Test Syllabus

Intelligence Test syllabus — full chapter and topic list

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1. 1

   Verbal Intelligence

   6 topics

   • Analogies
   • Odd One Out
   • Synonyms and Antonyms
   • Sentence Completion
   • Coding and Decoding
   • Logical Word Sequencing
2. 2

   Non-Verbal Intelligence

   7 topics

   • Figure Series
   • Figure Analogies
   • Figure Classification
   • Mirror and Water Images
   • Embedded and Hidden Figures
   • Paper Folding and Cutting
   • Cubes and Dice
3. 3

   Numerical Reasoning

   5 topics

   • Number Series
   • Number Analogies
   • Missing Number Problems
   • Mathematical Operations
   • Numerical Coding
4. 4

   Logical and Analytical Reasoning

   6 topics

   • Blood Relations
   • Direction Sense
   • Seating Arrangement
   • Ranking and Ordering
   • Syllogisms
   • Statement and Conclusion
5. 5

   Spatial and Perceptual Ability

   4 topics

   • Visual Memory
   • Spatial Orientation
   • Pattern Recognition
   • Dot Situation Problems

Intelligence Test flashcards for Lady Cadet Course

21 of 50 cards from the Intelligence Test deck — real questions with worked answers.

1. In verbal reasoning, what is an analogy?

   An analogy is a relationship between two words/objects; you must identify the relationship in a given pair and apply the same relationship to find or complete a second pair (A:B :: C:?).

2. In the analogy 'Doctor : Hospital :: Teacher : ?', what is the answer and the relationship?

   School. The relationship is 'worker : workplace' (person to the place where they work).

3. List four common types of relationships tested in word analogies.

   Synonym/antonym, part-to-whole, cause-and-effect, worker-and-tool, worker-and-workplace, and category-to-member relationships.

4. What is the correct method to solve an Odd One Out (classification) question?

   Find the common property shared by most items, then pick the single item that does NOT share that property (the odd one).

5. In the set 'Rose, Lotus, Marigold, Mango', which is the odd one out and why?

   Mango. The others are flowers; mango is a fruit.

6. In the number set '3, 5, 11, 14, 17, 21', which is the odd one out?

   14. All other numbers are odd; 14 is the only even number.

7. What is a synonym?

   A synonym is a word that has the same or nearly the same meaning as another word (e.g., happy = joyful).

8. What is an antonym?

   An antonym is a word that has the opposite meaning to another word (e.g., happy x sad).

9. Give the antonym of the word 'Benevolent'.

   Malevolent (or cruel/unkind). Benevolent means kind and generous.

10. Give a synonym of the word 'Abundant'.

    Plentiful (or ample/copious). Abundant means existing in large quantities.

11. Give the antonym of the word 'Transparent'.

    Opaque. Transparent means see-through; opaque means not able to be seen through.

12. What is a Sentence Completion question and what is the main strategy to solve it?

    A sentence with one or more blanks where you choose the word(s) that best fit. Strategy: read for context, identify the tone/logic (contrast or support) using clue words, then pick the option that fits grammatically and in meaning.

13. In sentence completion, what do contrast clue words like 'but', 'although', 'however', and 'yet' signal?

    They signal that the missing word is OPPOSITE in meaning to the idea in the other part of the sentence.

14. In sentence completion, what do continuation clue words like 'and', 'because', 'so', and 'therefore' signal?

    They signal that the missing word SUPPORTS or agrees with the idea in the rest of the sentence (same direction).

15. What is Coding and Decoding in intelligence tests?

    A process where letters, numbers, or symbols are substituted by a code following a rule; you decode the rule and apply it to find the answer for a new word.

16. In letter coding, if CAT is coded as DBU, what is the rule?

    Each letter is shifted forward by one position in the alphabet (C+1=D, A+1=B, T+1=U).

17. Using the rule 'each letter shifted +1', code the word DOG.

    EPH (D+1=E, O+1=P, G+1=H).

18. What is the standard numeric position value of each letter A to Z, and what is the position of letter 'M'?

    A=1, B=2, ... Z=26 (forward count). M is the 13th letter, so M=13.

19. In coding, what is the reverse-order (opposite) value of a letter, and what is the opposite of the letter 'C'?

    Reverse value = 27 minus its position (EJOTY/opposite rule). C is 3rd, so opposite = 27-3 = 24 = X. (A↔Z, B↔Y, C↔X).

20. What is Logical Word Sequencing (logical order of words)?

    Arranging a set of given words in a meaningful, logical sequence such as size, time, process steps, life cycle, or hierarchy order.

21. Arrange in logical sequence: 1.Seed 2.Tree 3.Fruit 4.Plant 5.Flower.

    Seed -> Plant -> Tree -> Flower -> Fruit (1, 4, 2, 5, 3) — the natural growth/life cycle order.

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