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Set 5 - Verbal Ability (Civil Service Exam Reviewer 2026)

WORD MEANING IN SENTENCES 1. B. On time 2. B. Interesting 3. B. Thoughtless 4. B. Real 5. B. Attentive 6. B. Confusing 7. C. Strong will 8. B. Wonderful 9. B. Important 10. B. Pure SENTENCE COMPLETION 11. C. Careful 12. A. Persuasive 13. C. Stringent 14. B. Disorganized 15. A. Resilience 16. B. Strengthen 17. B. Promote 18. B. Contrary 19. B. Impeccable 20. C. Reasonable ERROR RECOGNITION 21. B. we see → Inversion required → Rarely do we see. 22. C. submits → Subjunctive mood → should be submit, not submits. 23. B. disagrees → Members is plural → should be disagree. 24. C. and ensuring → Parallelism → should be and ensure. 25. B. were eager → Everyone is singular → should be was eager. 26. C. when → Idiom: No sooner… than → should be than. 27. B. have decided → Subject is singular (The director) → should be has decided. 28. B. indicates → Results is plural → should be indicate. 29. E. No error → This sentence is correct. 30. B. have been carefully reviewed → Each is singular → should be has been carefully reviewed. SENTENCE STRUCTURE 31. B. Seldom has she seen such dedication in her students. 32. B. Had I known about the traffic, I would have left earlier. 33. C. She likes reading novels, listening to music, and cooking meals. 34. B. Both the mayor and the council members support the plan. 35. C. Neither of the proposals is acceptable. 36. B. He was late due to heavy traffic. 37. B. The committee, along with the advisers, has approved the project. 38. B. She is capable of handling difficult situations. 39. A. Scarcely had the speaker finished when the audience applauded. 40. C. Her salary is higher than that of her colleagues. PARAGRAPH ORGANIZATION 41. A. B – A – C – D 42. A. B – C – A – D 43. A. A – B – C – D 44. A. A – B – C – D 45. A. A – B – C – D 46. B. D – A – B – C 47. A. A – B – C – D 48. A. A – B – C – D 49. A. C – A – B – D 50. A. A – B – C – D READING COMPREHENSION 51. B. To restore democracy and protect the rights of the people 52. C. The People Power Revolution of 1986 53. B. Ensure that power is distributed and limited 54. B. Override the veto with a two-thirds vote 55. B. It can declare laws unconstitutional 56. B. Referendum 57. C. Ensuring access to education, health, and land reform 58. B. Informative and explanatory 59. B. The 1987 Constitution restored democracy, limited government power, and promoted social justice. 60. B. It is the highest law that guides government and protects citizens.