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Verbal Reasoning — Frequency judgment: “Yesterday I saw an ice cube which had already melted due to the heat of a nearby furnace.” Decide the most appropriate frequency qualifier (truth frequency) for the described situation in everyday life. Choose the best option.

Difficulty: Easy

Always
Never
Often
Sometimes
None of these

Correct Answer: Sometimes

Explanation:

Concept/Approach
The described event is possible but not universal, and not a frequent everyday occurrence for most people.

Evaluation

Always — false; it does not happen every day for everyone.
Never — false; furnaces can melt ice readily.
Often — too strong for general life.
Sometimes — appropriately captures occasional occurrence. Correct.

Final Answer
Sometimes.

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