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The Saville Verbal analysis is an aptitude test designed to assess the ability to evaluate complex written information. The assessment contains a series of single and dual passages followed by four questions per passage which need to be answered based on the information presented.
Skills Required for This Test:
| Understanding word meaning | Comprehending text | Making verbal inferences |
| Evaluating written materials | Comparing arguments | Summarising a passage/idea |
Test Characteristics
The duration of the tests in reality might differ between employers and application processes; however, the concepts will remain the same. Usually the Swift analysis are comprised of 2-4 passages (8-16 questions) while the longer tests include 7-8 passages (28-32 questions).
The test is strictly timed, allowing 3 minutes to answer each passage, which translates to less than a minute per each question on average.
Who Is Likely to Take This Test?
Those who received an invitation to sit a Saville Verbal Analysis Test belong to one of the following target audiences:
- Graduates
- Professionals
- Management trainees
- Managers
- Senior managers
For these groups, Saville use two test series:
- Executive aptitude: a combination of a numerical analysis test, verbal analysis test, and an abstract reasoning test.
- Analysis aptitude: similar to the above except that a diagrammatic reasoning test replaces the abstract reasoning test.
How Can JobTestPrep Help?
JobTestPrep's PrepPack™ contains 100 practice questions that follow the format and reasoning concepts seen in Saville verbal analysis tests. With each question you get a detailed solution with solving tips. In addition, each test unit produces a score report, allowing you to track your progress as you move from one test unit to the next.