Logic Tests
watson-glaser-test
Watson glaser test
Judge arguments, assumptions and conclusions, as in the Watson-Glaser test.
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What to expect
- 10 questions per practice set, with explanations
- Five sections: inference, assumptions, deduction, interpretation, arguments
- Judge on the text alone
Tips to score higher
- Separate fact from opinion
- A strong argument is both relevant and important
- For inferences, judge probability rather than certainty
Explanation
This practice package will help you prepare for the Watson Glaser Critical Thinking Test. All exercises are based on the questions that are used in the assessments of the major assessment companies.