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Grade 7 OLSAT: Verbal

1.

Leo, Julian, Aria, Elena each like a different colour: red, blue, green, yellow. Leo likes yellow. Julian does not like green or blue. Aria likes green. Which colour does Elena like?

2.

Each row follows the same word rule. Which word belongs in the empty cell?

3.

rapid is to ______ as silent is to quiet.

4.

Some helpers in the garden club missed the warm-up. All of the helpers in the garden club own the club notebook. We know for certain that

5.

The following words fit together in a certain way. Choose the word that best fits in the blank.

6.

Which word means the opposite of mild?

7.

The words of a sentence are mixed up. Which word should come first?

tiny pig berries carried little small each

8.

Quinn borrows $350 for a club trip and adds $50 for supplies. After $100 is paid back, the rest is paid in $50 weekly instalments. How many weeks does that take?

9.

Soil washed off the hill in the storm. That wearing away is called ______.

10.

Which spelling is the plural of wolf?

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Answer key

Grade 7 OLSAT: Verbal

Question numbers match the worksheet.

  1. 1.A) blueJulian must like red, so Elena likes blue.
  2. 2.A) raincondensation matches cloud, so precipitation matches rain.
  3. 3.C) quickRapid means quick, and silent means quiet.
  4. 4.B) Someone who missed the warm-up owns the club notebook.
  5. 5.C) poemclause goes with sentence, and chapter goes with novel, so stanza goes with poem.
  6. 6.A) severeOpposite of mild.
  7. 7.D) eachEach little small pig carried tiny berries.
  8. 8.A) 6$350 + $50 − $100 = $300, and $300 ÷ $50 = 6.
  9. 9.B) erosionWearing away of soil is erosion.
  10. 10.B) wolvesCheck the ending before you add a letter.

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