Articles Practice Questions with Detailed Solutions – Level 1
Level 1 practice on English articles: a or an by sound, silent h, abbreviations like NCC, the with unique things and ordinals, and no article before language names.
- 50 Qs
Untimed concept drills
Topic-wise question sets for practising one concept at a time. Every answer is checked the moment you give it, with the solution beside it, and there is no clock unless you choose one.
Level 1 practice on English articles: a or an by sound, silent h, abbreviations like NCC, the with unique things and ordinals, and no article before language names.
Level 2 subject-verb agreement practice on Latin plurals such as criteria, subjects followed by 'together with', and proportion expressions in long, formal sentences.
Level 1 practice on subject verb agreement: find the true subject, look past phrases like along with, and pick the verb form that matches.
Argument questions on toy-store inventory, plant cloning, cigarette advertising, weather models and the postal monopoly to sharpen evaluation and assumption skills.
Critical reasoning practice on causal claims, correlations, policy arguments and paradoxes, using stimuli on speed limits, pesticides, sales taxes, minimum wages and blood donor screening, with reasoning explained.
Mixed critical reasoning practice on advertising claims, patent laws, budget records, elections and adoption, plus a weight-ordering puzzle, with a worked solution for every question.
Short arguments on experiments, historical bans, subway cameras and wage comparisons that test assumptions, causal reasoning and passage completion in Critical Reasoning Lesson 7.
Short arguments on freight costs, salty bays, import limits, tobacco tax and policy debates to practise finding assumptions and judging conclusions.
Argument-based critical reasoning practice on causal claims, assumptions, plans and predictions, including shared stimuli on real estate and phone monopolies, with detailed solutions.
Argument passages on flaws, evidence, syllogisms and conclusions, from Freud's theories to postal pricing, with worked explanations for most questions.
Short argument passages on paradoxes, dialogues, experiments, ordering puzzles and passage completion, drawn from topics like film violence studies and coin auctions, with every question explained step by step.
Critical reasoning practice on flaws, inferences, weakening arguments, passage completion and an ordering puzzle, with a detailed solution for every question.
Tell us the topic and a mentor will call you back to work through it with you.
Jumping straight into two-hour timed tests is how scores plateau. Each step below is a part of this library.
One topic at a time, untimed, with each answer checked and explained as you go.
The same topics as the exam actually asked them, in Normal practice first.
Previous year papersA short timed test that shows which topics still cost you marks.
AssessmentsThe whole paper against the clock, in the real computer-based format.
Mock tests