Verification of Truth Questions

• Physics/optics — what a mirror always does A mirror always _____. Select the phenomenon that necessarily occurs with mirrors.
• General knowledge — feature a train must have A train always has _____. Choose the thing necessarily present for a train as a locomotive set.
• Logical reasoning — necessary element in a game What is found necessarily in a game? Choose the element that must exist for any game.
• Vocabulary/logic — intrinsic component of “sentiment” Which one of the following is always present in sentiment? Choose the most accurate concept.
• Verbal Reasoning — Classification (Always/essential component): Identify what a “newspaper” must necessarily contain. Focus on definitional essentials versus optional or contextual features such as ads or named editors. Choose the element that is always present in any newspaper.
• Verbal Reasoning — Classification (Always/essential component): Determine what is always associated with a “phrase”. Consider linguistic essentials of a phrase as a naming/wording unit, not external reference tools or visual effects. Choose the option that best matches what a phrase must involve.
• Verbal Reasoning — Classification (Always/essential component): A lotus flower must necessarily have which feature? Distinguish between the flower itself and the plant’s habitat or underground parts. Choose the component that a lotus flower always has.
• Verbal Reasoning — Classification (Always/essential component): Identify what is always present in “worry”. Focus on the defining psychological state of worry rather than causes or social responses. Choose the element that necessarily accompanies worry.
• Verbal Reasoning — Classification (Always/essential component): Which item is always associated with a “tree”? Differentiate necessary organs from seasonal or optional features. Choose the component that every tree must have.
• Verbal Reasoning — Classification (Always/essential component): A “bulb” must necessarily have which of the following? Assume the conventional electric bulb context used in reasoning questions; separate core parts from conditions of use. Choose the component that a bulb always has.
• Verbal Reasoning — Classification (Always/essential component): A “controversy” always involves what? Think about what must exist for a matter to be controversial. Choose the element that is indispensable to any controversy.
• Verbal Reasoning — Classification (Always/essential component): What must be present in a “remedy of fault”? Focus on the logical necessity that a remedy addresses something specific. Choose the element necessarily involved.
• Verbal Reasoning — Frequency judgment: “If we travel early in the morning towards the south, the Sun will be visible on our left.” Assume standard Earth orientation (Sun rises in the East) and typical mid-latitude conditions. Choose the most accurate frequency qualifier.
• Be-wilderness always comprises
• Justice is always related to
• A car must have
• Run must have
• In a dispute there must be
• Astonishment always has
• A river must have