Verbal Test 02
By admin / October 15, 2026
About Verbal Test 02
Verbal Test 02 is a free, timed set of 25 verbal intelligence MCQs with answers and explanations. It is made for candidates preparing for the Pak Army, Pak Navy and Pak Air Force (PAF) initial tests, where verbal reasoning questions appear again and again.
The questions cover the most important and frequently repeated types: analogies, odd one out, number series, letter series, coding-decoding, synonyms and antonyms, blood relations and logical relationships, and direction sense with day sequence. You get 10 minutes, and every wrong answer is explained at the end so that you can learn the rule behind it.
Question types in Verbal Test 02
These are the verbal reasoning topics that appear most often in Pak Army, Navy and PAF initial intelligence tests. Here is how the 25 questions of this test are spread across them.
| Question type | Questions |
|---|---|
| Analogies | 3 |
| Odd one out | 3 |
| Number series | 3 |
| Letter series | 2 |
| Coding-decoding | 3 |
| Synonyms and antonyms | 6 |
| Blood relations and logical relationships | 2 |
| Direction sense and day sequence | 3 |
Tips for each type
Analogies and odd one out
State the relationship in one short sentence, such as "a book is used for reading", then apply the same sentence to the second pair. For odd one out, find what three options share and pick the one that does not, for example straight sides, days in a month, or producing speech.
Number and letter series
For numbers, check the difference between neighbouring terms first, then look for doubling, dividing or squares. For letters, convert each to its position in the alphabet, where A is 1 and Z is 26, and watch whether the gap stays fixed or grows by one each time.
Coding-decoding
Compare one letter pair at a time to find the shift, forward or backward, before you code the full word. For letter values, write A = 1, B = 2, C = 3 and add them up carefully.
Synonyms and antonyms
Read the question twice, because synonym and antonym questions use the same options. Underline whether you need the same meaning or the opposite meaning before you choose.
Blood relations and logical relationships
Draw a small family tree on rough paper with a symbol for each person. For ranking questions, write the names in order from oldest to youngest or tallest to shortest.
Direction sense and day sequence
Draw an arrow from the starting point and turn it step by step. Remember that facing south, a right turn points west. For day questions, first find today, then count forward or backward.
Manage your time
With 10 minutes for 25 questions, avoid spending more than 30 seconds on any single item. If a question is stubborn, move on and come back if time remains. A finished paper with a few guesses usually scores higher than a half-finished paper with perfect answers.
How to prepare for the Pak Army, Navy and PAF verbal test
Verbal intelligence questions repeat their patterns from year to year, so the fastest way to improve is to practise each type until you recognise the rule in seconds. Attempt one test, review every mistake, and write the rule you missed in a notebook. Retake the test after a week and compare your score. If you have not tried the first paper yet, start with Verbal Test 01 and then return to this one.
Speed matters as much as accuracy. Set a stopwatch and try ten questions in four minutes, then increase the difficulty gradually. Try to understand why a wrong option is wrong, not just why the right one is right. This habit sharpens your eye for traps, which is exactly where tests separate careful candidates from hurried ones.
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How many questions are in Verbal Test 02?
There are 25 multiple-choice questions to be solved in 10 minutes. The pass mark is 50 percent.
Is this test useful for Pak Army, Navy and Air Force?
Yes. It covers the verbal reasoning types that are commonly repeated in the initial tests of all three forces. It is a practice resource and not an official paper.
Which topics does the test include?
Analogies, odd one out, number series, letter series, coding-decoding, synonyms and antonyms, blood relations, logical relationships, direction sense and day sequence.
Can I see the correct answers?
Yes. After you finish, the test shows your score, the correct answer for every mistake and a short explanation.
Related practice
Browse all Verbal Intelligence Tests, open Verbal MCQs for untimed questions, or read 200 Verbal Intelligence MCQs. You can also visit the Pak Army, Pak Navy and Pak Air Force pages, read about Intelligence Tests, or continue with Non Verbal Test 01.