Most Verbal Reasoning papers use a fixed set of question types that rotate from year to year. Knowing the catalogue removes most exam-day surprises.
The classics
Synonyms. Antonyms. Analogies. Odd-one-out. Compound words. Hidden words. Letter codes. Number codes. Letter sequences. Word ladders.
The trickier ones
Letter-and-number relationships ("If ABC = 123, then BCD = ?"). Word-pair logic. Compound-word formation. Letter rearrangement. Practice now across all VR types in our Verbal Reasoning bank.
The pattern-spotting ones
Most of the harder VR types reduce to "spot the rule, apply the rule". With enough exposure, the rules become familiar and quick.