3.2.2
Rearranging Words To Make Connections
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Rearranging Words and Making Connections
You may be asked to unscramble letters to form a new word. You may also be asked to make sure that the new word has a connection with two other words you are given. Look at these examples:
(south, west) THORN
- You need to unscramble THORN to make a word that is linked to 'south' and 'west'.
New word: NORTH
- 'South' and 'west' are both directions. So you are trying to make another direction word from THORN.
(stories, narratives) STEAL
- You need to unscramble STEAL to make a word that is linked to 'stories' and 'narratives'.
New word: TALES
- 'Stories' and 'narratives' both describe events. So you are trying to make another word for describing events from STEAL.
1Codes
1.1Symbol & Number Codes
1.2Alphabet Codes - Same Direction
1.3Alphabet Codes - Different Directions
1.4Alphabet Codes - Practice!
2Word Association
2.1Word Association
2.2Synonyms & Antonyms
3Changing Words
4Completing Words
4.1Completing Words
5Sentences
5.1Completing Sentences
5.2Hidden Words
5.3Syntax
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1Codes
1.1Symbol & Number Codes
1.2Alphabet Codes - Same Direction
1.3Alphabet Codes - Different Directions
1.4Alphabet Codes - Practice!
2Word Association
2.1Word Association
2.2Synonyms & Antonyms
3Changing Words
4Completing Words
4.1Completing Words
5Sentences
5.1Completing Sentences
5.2Hidden Words
5.3Syntax
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