Verbal Reasoning Flashcards
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A witness statement reads: 'The vehicle accelerated rapidly before the collision.' Which word is closest in meaning to 'accelerated'?
Answer: Sped up
'Accelerated' means increased in speed, which is closest in meaning to 'sped up'.
Read the passage: 'The RCMP officer was meticulous in documenting the scene.' What does 'meticulous' mean?
Answer: Extremely thorough and precise
'Meticulous' means showing great attention to detail and being very careful and precise.
Which sentence uses the word 'subsequent' correctly?
Answer: Subsequent to the arrest, the suspect was processed.
'Subsequent' means coming after or following, so 'subsequent to the arrest' correctly means after the arrest.
An RCMP report states: 'The complainant was visibly agitated.' What does 'agitated' mean in this context?
Answer: Nervous and upset
'Agitated' means in a state of anxiety or nervous excitement, indicating the person was visibly upset or disturbed.
Choose the word that best completes the sentence: 'The officer's testimony was _______, supported by video evidence and witness accounts.'
Answer: Corroborated
'Corroborated' means confirmed or supported by additional evidence, fitting the context of video and witness support.
Which pair of words are ANTONYMS (opposite in meaning)?
Answer: Transparent / Opaque
Transparent means allowing light through or being open, while opaque means not transparent — these are antonyms.
A report says the officer acted with 'impartiality.' What does this mean for the investigation?
Answer: The officer treated all parties fairly without bias
Impartiality means treating all sides equally without favoritism or bias, which is essential in fair investigations.