Alphabet test — formable word from letters of: Workshop
Verbal Reasoning
Alphabet Test
Difficulty: Easy
Choose an option
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AShow
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BCrow
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CWork
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DPork
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ESword
Answer
Correct Answer: Work
Explanation
Introduction / Context:From the letters in “Workshop,” identify the option that can be constructed without reusing any letter beyond its count.
Given Data / Assumptions:WORKSHOP letters: W(2), O(2), R(1), K(1), S(1), H(1), P(1).
Concept / Approach:Test each candidate strictly against availability.
Step-by-Step Solution:
Show → needs H (present), S (present), O (present), W (present). However, “Show” rearranges letters but is valid only if case-insensitive. Still, more than one valid option would break uniqueness; check others. Crow → needs C (absent) → invalid. Work → needs W, O, R, K (all present) → formable ✔. Pork → needs P, O, R, K (all present) → also formable, causing ambiguity unless case or set constraints are specified. Sword → needs D (absent) → invalid.Recovery / Correction:Because both “Work” and “Pork” are formable, the current option set yields multiple correct answers. The item is defective as authored; to preserve bank quality, it must be revised or removed.
Final Answer:Item invalid as written