The Word Association Test (WAT) is a crucial part of the SSB (Services Selection Board) Interview, designed to assess a candidate’s thought process, personality, and psychological traits. In this test, candidates are presented with a series of words, and they must quickly form meaningful sentences based on their first instinct. Since WAT reflects an individual’s attitude, leadership qualities, and decision-making abilities, preparing well for it can significantly enhance one’s performance in the SSB Interview.
In this Part 8 of our WAT preparation series, we bring you 20 sample WAT words along with ideal responses to help you practice effectively. These examples will give you a clear understanding of how to craft positive, concise, and impactful sentences that align with the expectations of the SSB assessors. Let’s dive in!
- Carefully – Carefully Reading a Document Before Signing Is Important.
- Career – Career Is The Prime Goal Of Any Mature Person.
- Chair – The chair Is A Sign Of Responsibility.
- Cry – Animal Lovers Can Understand The Mood Of An Animal By Their Cry Or Sound.
- Curiosity – Curiosity In A Person Keeps Him Updated.
- Decision – Decisions Taken By Elders Are For The Good Of Younger Ones.
- Definite – Definte Success Is Possible Only With Hardwork.
- Democracy – India Is One Of The Largest Democracies In The World.
- Desire – Limited The Desires Greater The Happiness.
- Detail – Detailed Explanation Fetches Good Marks.
- Determination – Determined Hard work Leads To Aim.
- Differ –people Differ from Each Other In Thought And This Makes Them Unique
- Difficulty – More The Difficult More The Thrill
- Discipline – Disciplined Children Are Loved By Teachers.
- Divide– Completion Of Divided And Planned Task Consumes Less Time.
- Enthusiasm – Team Work And Enthusiasm Motivates Members.
- Exercise –Exercise Keeps People Healthy.
- Experience –Experience Comes With Practical Work.
- Extreme –extreme Situation Can Be Curbed By Proper Rules And Regulations.
- Faith – Motivation Comes From The Faith In One’s Own Self.
