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Former GEP instructor and private tutor (8 years experience)

4.2/5

A Comprehensive, If Overwhelming, Guide to GEP Selection: My Deep Dive into the Ace GEP 11 Book

The English section’s verbal analogy questions (e.g., painter : brush :: sculptor : ? ) are excellent. They go beyond simple synonyms to include part-whole, cause-effect, and even obscure category relationships. One question asked: dewdrop : morning :: tear : ? with options like sorrow, eye, evening, glass. The answer ( sorrow ) forces the child to see the emotional context, not just a literal association. That’s true GEP thinking.

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