Verbal reasoning is one of the essential topics for all competitive exams, and the NATA entrance exam is no expectation of this.

In the National Aptitude Test in Architecture, you can expect 5-6 questions based on verbal reasoning. Practice is the only ket to score good marks in this section.

The questions are designed to assess your spelling, grammar, and understanding of analogies in this section. You can easily score well in this section if you have a good grasp of the English language.

To ease your preparation, we have provided some important verbal reasoning questions for NATA 2023 in this post.

Types of Questions asked from Verbal Reasoning in NATA 2023

Before starting your preparation, you must familiarize yourself with the topis from where the questions are asked in the exam.

In the NATA entrance exam, the verbal reasoning questions are primarily based on the topics given below. 

• Reading Comprehension
• Synonyms
• Antonyms
• One word substitutes
• Cloze test
• Sentence correction
• Idioms and phrases
• Sentence formation
• Completing statements

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How to Prepare for NATA Verbal Reasoning 2023?

Understanding the vocabulary and phrasing used is not enough for the verbal reasoning section. Instead, you will require comprehension and logical skills.

The following are some simple tips that will help enhance your NATA preparation level and score well in the verbal reasoning section.

• Verbal reasoning test passages are deliberately written in the complex and sometimes convoluted language, and small assumptions can catch you. So, read each passage two or three times to understand the given data clearly.
• Make sure to learn at least 10-15 new words daily and read the newspaper for at least 30 minutes regularly.
• Try to attempt at least one NATA Mock Test weekly to analyze your strengths and weakness and focus on improving your weak areas.
• Learning is fun when it is like a game! You can visit your local game store, pick out a few verbal games, such as Scrabble, and spend time mastering it. 
• Practice as many questions as possible from the previous year's papers.

Important Verbal reasoning Questions for NATA 2023

We have provided a few sample questions for your reference here to help you get an idea about the type of questions asked in the verbal reasoning.

These questions are curated from the previous year's question papers for NATA. Practicing these questions regularly will help you perform well in the upcoming exam.

Q) Read the passage given below and answer the following question:

Statement: The passage suggests that it is safer to spread your savings across a range of different investments.

A) True

B) False

C) Cannot say

Answer: A

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Q) Read the passage given below and answer the following question:

• If more tourists come to this country, it will mean:

A) Fewer jobs in some restaurants

B) Fewer people wanting fast food

C) More jobs in many hotels

D) The government doesn’t worry about job creation

Q) AZ, GT, MN, ?, YB 

A) KF

B) RX

C) SH

D) TS

Q) Read the sentence given below and find out whether there is any grammatical error in it.

A) We discussed about the problem so thoroughly

B) on the eve of the examination

C) that I found it very easy to work it out

D) No error

Q) FOX : CUNNING :: RABBIT : ?

A) Courageous

B) Dangerous

C) Timid

D) Ferocious

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Q) BILLY : GOAT ::

A) Cow : Bull

B) Lord : Maid

C) Man : Woman

D) Cow : Calf

Choose the word which is most nearly the SAME in meaning as the word given

Q)  ARDUOUS

A) Hazardous

B) Difficult

C) Different

D) Pleasurable

Q) VIABLE

A) Rudimentary

B) Practical

C) Negative

D) Impossible

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In the following questions choose the word which best expresses the meaning of the given word.

Q) Ponder

A) Increase

B) Anticipate

C) Evaluate

D) Think

Q) Tenacity

A) ingratitude

B) tendency

C) perseverance

D) splendour