Aptitude-test teachers
Give every question in the practice set its own short solution, so students hear why the right answer is right and why each of the others is not.
Skills Verbal questions
Paste analogies, sentence completions and odd-one-out questions, or drop a photo or PDF of the sheet, and Chasca makes a video that solves each one the way a teacher would at the board: the question is read with a pointer, the link between the words is named, each wrong option is struck out as it is ruled out and the right one is boxed. It is made for teachers preparing students for the verbal section of aptitude tests: it follows your answer key, solves every question a second time before the video is made, and writes Arabic right to left.
At a glance
Who it’s for
Give every question in the practice set its own short solution, so students hear why the right answer is right and why each of the others is not.
Send a solution video with each set, made from your own questions and your key, without a word of either changed.
Teach Qudrat analogies and completions in Arabic, right to left with the options read by their letter names, or the same kinds of question in English.
How it works
Analogies, sentence completions and odd-one-out, with their options and your key, or a photo or PDF of the sheet.
Each question is solved again on its own and compared with your key. A disagreement is never hidden: the video’s page tells you.
Each question is read, the link named, and the wrong options ruled out one by one, right to left in Arabic.
Options appear as they are named and the right one is boxed, narrated in your language.
Examples
An analogy, a synonym and an odd one out on a whiteboard, each wrong option ruled out by name.
PromptExplain these three for my aptitude class. 1) Doctor : hospital :: teacher : ? (A) book (B) school (C) student (D) lesson. 2) Find the synonym of candid: (A) frank (B) secret (C) careful (D) gentle. 3) Choose the word that does not belong: joy, delight, sorrow, happiness.
Made from a promptVerbal questionsEnglish
An Arabic analogy question for aptitude tests, written right to left with its options read as they appear.
Promptكتاب : مكتبة :: لوحة : ؟ (أ) فنان (ب) متحف (ج) ألوان (د) إطار
Made from a promptVerbal questionsArabic
A sentence completion question: the word “despite” read as a sign of contrast, then each wrong option ruled out by name.
PromptComplete the sentence: Despite the rain, the match was not ____. (A) played (B) cancelled (C) watched (D) won
Made from a promptVerbal questionsEnglish
A meaningful-order question: the life of a plant reasoned out from seed to fruit, then every other option ruled out.
PromptArrange in a meaningful order: (1) fruit (2) seed (3) flower (4) plant (5) tree. (A) 2, 4, 5, 3, 1 (B) 2, 5, 4, 3, 1 (C) 4, 2, 5, 3, 1 (D) 2, 4, 3, 5, 1
Made from a promptVerbal questionsEnglish
A Hindi synonym question for competitive exams: the word’s meaning said first, then each option weighed against it.
Prompt‘प्रसन्न’ का समानार्थी शब्द चुनिए: (A) दुखी (B) खुश (C) थका हुआ (D) नाराज़
Made from a promptVerbal questionsHindi
A Spanish analogy question: the relationship named first, then each option that doesn’t fit ruled out with its reason.
PromptAnalogía: pez es a agua como pájaro es a ____ (A) nido (B) aire (C) pluma (D) árbol
Made from a promptVerbal questionsSpanish
Why we built it
Verbal questions are a large part of many aptitude tests, yet most help for them online is long lessons. A student stuck on one analogy needs that one question solved, with the reason each other option is wrong. We built this skill so every question in a teacher’s bank can have its own short solution, in the language the test is taken in.
Read why we built itYes. Chasca’s Verbal questions skill makes a narrated video that solves each question on a teacher’s board: the question is read with a pointer, the link between the words is named, the wrong options are struck out one by one and the answer is boxed. Paste the questions or upload a photo or PDF of the sheet.
Analogies, sentence completions and odd-one-out questions, and other multiple-choice verbal questions such as synonyms. Analogies are set out as “A : B”, completions with the gap drawn in, and an odd word out with the words that belong together underlined.
Yes. Your key is the answer the video explains, never “corrected”. Every question is also solved a second time on its own, and if that answer differs from your key, the video’s page tells you which question to look at before you share it.
Yes. Arabic questions are written right to left, the options are read by their letter names, and the narration is worded the way Arabic teachers explain in class. It works in all 79 languages Chasca narrates in, English included.
Yes. Add photos, a PDF or a document of the questions, up to 20 pages, and each question is read with its options and, if the page shows one, its answer key. You can also paste them.
From one minute to 30 minutes on a paid plan; the free videos are up to a minute. A video follows its questions, each on its own board. When a free video can’t fit them all, it makes the first ones and its page says which were left out.
Your first 2 videos are free, up to 1 minute each, watermarked. No card required. A skill works on the free videos too, up to a minute. After that, plans start at $9.99 a month for 30 minutes. See pricing.
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