Analogy Practice Test 7 with Answers: Master Your Skills Today!

Instructions: Two given words on one side of:: have a certain relationship, and another word is displayed on the opposite side of::. You must locate another word from the provided alternatives that share this relationship with the given pair. Pick the best option.

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  1. Dog:Rabies::Mosquito:?

(a)Plague   (b)Death     (c) Malaria   (d)Sting

  1. Man:Biography::Nation:?

(a)Leader    (b)People    (c)Geography   (d)History

  1. Doctor:Diagnosis::Judge:?

(a)Court       (b)Punishment    (c)Lawyer   (d)Judgement

  1. Horse:Jockey::Car:?

(a)Mechanic   (b)Chauffeur     (c)Steering    (d)Brake

  1. Fog:Visibility::Aids:?

(a)Health         (b)Resistance    (c)Virus        (d)Death

  1. Porcupine:Rodent::Mildew:?

(a)Fungus        (b)Germs           (c)Insect       (d)Pathogen

  1. Reading:Knowledge::Work:?

  (a)Experience   (b)Engagement   (c)Employment   (d)Experiment

  1. Scarp:Food::Lees:?

(a)Bread            (b)Tea                 (c)Wine          (d)Rice

  1. Conscience:Wrong::Police:?

(a)Thief               (b)Law                (c)Discipline     (d)Crime

  1. Cricket:Bat::Hockey:?

(a)Field                (b)Stick               ©Player           (d)Ball

  1. Glucose:Carbohydrate::Soyabean:?

(a)Proteins           (b)Vitamins          (c)Minerals      (d)Legumes

  1. Jeopardy:Pearl::Jealousy:?

(a)Envy                 (b)Insecurity        (c)Lust             (d)sin

  1. Pigeon:Peace::White Flag:?

(a)Friendship         (b)Victory          (c)Surrender        (d)War

  1. Teheran:Iran::Beijing:?

(a)China                 (b)Japan           (c)Turkey             (d)Malaysia

  1. Enough:Excess::Sufficiency:?

(a)Adequacy           (b)Surplus         (c)Competency    (d)Import

  1. Squint:Eye::Squeeze:?

(a)Tongue                (b)Cloth             (c)Throat             (d)Hand

  1. Hermit:Solitude::Intruder:?

(a)Thief                     (b)Privacy         (c)Burglar            (d)Alm

  1. Tea:Cup::Tobacco:?
    (a)Leaves                  (b)Hookah         (c)Toxin              (d)Cheroot
  2. Market:Demand::Farming:?
    (a)Farmer                   (b)Monsoon      (c)Foodgrain      (d)Supply
  3. Skirmish:War::Disease:?
    (a)Medicine                (b)Patient          (c)Epidemic       (d)Infection
  4. Wimbledon Trophy: Tennis::Walker’s Cup:?

(a)Hockey                   (b)Polo            (c)Golf                (d)Wrestling

  1. Skeleton:Body::Grammar:?

(a)Language              (b)Sentence      (c)Meaning      (d)Education

  1. Atom:Matter::Particle:?

(a)Proton                   (b)Electron        (c)Molecule      (d)Dust

  1. Disease:Pathology::Planet:?

(a)Astrology        (b)Geology        (c)Astronomy   (d)Palaeontology

  1. Mature:Regressed::Varied:?

(a)Rhythmic       (b)Monotonus      (c)Decorous      (d)Obsolete

  1. Wool:Sheep::Mohair:?

(a)Cat                (b)Goat                ©Cow               (d)Camel

  1. Man:Machine::Master:?

(a)Worker          (b)Manager          (c)House          (d)Slave

  1. Sedative:Pain::Solace:?

(a)Irritation        (b)kill               (c)Grief          (d)Hurt

  1. Tuberculosis:Lungs::Cataract:?

(a)Ear               (b)Throat          (c)Skin          (d)Eye

  1. Sorrow:Death::Happiness:?

(a)Love             (b)Dance           (c)Cry           (d)Birth

  1. Elegance:Vulgarity::Graceful:?

(a)Awkward       (b)Comely         (c)Asperity     (d)Dirty

  1. Professor:Lecture::Doctor:?

(a)Hospital         (b)Disease        (c)Medicine    (d)Patient

  1. Horse:Neigh::Jackal:?

(a)Squeak          (b)Chatter          (c)Howl          (d)Blay

  1. Harp:Drum: : Flute:?

(a)Violin               (b)Bugle            (c)Harmonium  (d)Piano

  1. Imprison : Jail: : Exile 😕

(a)Country            (b)Depart           (c)Banish        (d)Punishment

  1. Ship: Sea: : Camel:?

(a)Forest               (b)Land              (c)Mountain      (d)Desert 

  1. victory: Encouragement: : Failure:?

(a) Sadness          (b)Defeat            (c)Anger          (d)Frustration

  1. Igloo: Ice: : Marquee:?

(a)canvas              (b)silk                  (c)buckram      (d)sateen

  1. Dilatory: Expeditious: : Direct:?

(a)tortuous             (b)circumlocutory   (c)straight      (d)curved

  1. Cunning: Fox: : Timid:?

(a)horse                  (b)and                     (c)ass            (d)rabbit

  1. Aeroplane: Cockpit: : Train:?

(a)wagon                 (b)coach             (c)compartment  (d)engine

  1. Major: Battalion: : Colonel:?

(a)company               (b)regiment       (c)army             (d)soldiers

  1. Wrist: Elbow: : Ankle:?

(a)heel                   (b)fingers              (c)foot            (d)knee

  1. Heart: Pericardium: : Brain:?

(a)bones                (b)head                 (c)skull           (d)cranium

  1. Crow: Carrion: :Leech:?

(a)bugs                   (b)blood               (c)meat           (d)bones

  1. Insert: Extract: :Mighty:?

(a)thin                      (b)strong             (c)frail              (d)feeble

  1. Perch: Fresh Water: ❓ Salt

(a)crocodile             (b)frog                  (c)cod              (d)snake

  1. Ornithologist: Birds: : Anthropologist:?

(a)plants                 (b)Animals            (c)mankind   (d)environment

  1. Ice: Coolness: : Earth:?

(a)ocean                (b)forest                 (c)weight     (d)gravitation

  1. Ocean: Pacific: :Island:?

(a)Greenland          (b)Ireland            (c)Netherlands   (d)Barneo  

  1. Meat: Vegetarian: : Liquor:?    

(a)insane                (b)introvert             (c)teetotaller     (d)foolish

  1.  Amber: Yellow: : Caramine:?  

(a)red                     (b)green                 (c)blue            (d)orange

  1. Accommodation:Rent::Journey::?

(a)Expense             (b)Octroi                (c)Freight        (d)Fare

  1. Deep:Shallow::Freedom:?

(a)Prison                 (b)Discipline       (c)Convict        (d)Democracy

  1. Head:Cap::Finger:?

(a)Glove                  (b)Thimble          (c)Nail              (d)Thumb

  1. Proteins:Growth::Carbohydrates:?

(a)Energy                (b)Strength          (c)Resistance   (d)Disease

  1. Wax: Wane::Zenith:?

(a)Nadir                   (b)Bottom            ©Fall                 (d)Depth

  1. Cells:Tissues::Atoms:?

(a)Elements          (b)Molecules         (c)Electrons          (d)Organs

  1. Girl:Beautiful::Boy:?

(a)Smart                (b)Heroic       (c)Courageous       (d)Handsome

  1. Foundation:Edifice::Constitution:?

(a)Government      (b)State            ©Nation               (d)Cabinet

  1. Taxonomy:Classification::Pedology:?

(a)Nature                (b)Farming       (c)Soil                 (d)Mountain

  1. Produce:Waste::Contrast:?

(a)Match                  (b)Correct        (c)Oppose          (d)Contadict

  1. Nightingale:Warble::Frog:?

(a)Yelp                     (b)Croak           (c)Cackle           (d)Squeak

  1. Rondo:Music::Lay:?

(a)Song                    (b)Poem           (c)Lyric               (d)Story

  1. Knife:Cut::Axe:?
    (a)Lacerate               (b)Chop            (c)Slice              (d)Sever
  2. Jama masjid:Delhi::Red Square:?

(a)Hyderabad           (b)Mosque         ©Newyork         (d)Lahore

  1. Video: Cassete::Computer:?

(a)Reels                    (b)Recordings     (c)Files             (d)Floppy

  1. Leather:Cobbler::Wood:?
    (a)Furniture               (b)Cottage           (c)Carpenter     (d)Mason
  2. Deciduous:Willow::Coniferous:?

(a)Lime                      (b)Spruce            (c)Oak               (d)Elm

  1. Earth:Sun::Moon:?

(a)Orbit                      (b)Sky                 (c)Star                (d)Earth

  1. Paleography:Writings::Ichthyology:?

(a)Fishes                (b)Whales           (c)Oysters          (d)Mammals

  1. Bird:Wing::Fish:?

(a)Gill                      (b)Fin                  (c)Tail                 (d)Scale

  1. Ottawa:Canada::Canberra:?

(a)Argentina           (b)Switzerland     (c)Srilanka        (d)Australia

  1. Fruits:Basket::Fishes:?

(a)Rip                     (b)River               (c)Seine            (d)Rill

  1. Roentgen: X-rays::Becquerel:?

(a)Uranium            (b)Radioactivity    (c)Fission          (d)Superconductivity

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 Answers

  1. (c): The bite of the first causes the second.
  2. (d): The second contains the story of the first.
  3. (d): The function of a doctor is to diagnose a disease and that of a judge is to give judgment.
  4. (b): The horse is driven by a jockey. similarly, the Car is driven by a chauffeur.
  5. (b): First impairs the second.
  6. (a): Porcupine is a rodent and mildew is a fungus.
  7. (a): Second is acquired from the first.
  8. ©: First is left over the second.
  9. (d): First prevents the second.
  10. (b): In cricket, a Ball is hit with a bat.

       Similarly, in hockey, the ball is hit with a stick.

  1. (a): Glucose is rich in carbohydrates and soyabean is rich in proteins.
  2. (a): The first is more intense than the second.
  3. (c) A pigeon is a symbol of peace and a white flag is a symbol of surrender.
  4. (a): Teberan is the capital of Iran and Beijing is the capital of China.
  5. (b): Sufficiency indicates ‘enough’ and surplus indicates ‘excess’.
  6. (d): To squint is to constrict the eyes and squeeze is to constrict the hands.
  7. (c): The words in each pair are synonyms.
  8. (d): Tea is contained in the cup.

       Similarly, tobacco is contained in cheroot.

  1. (b): Market depends on demand, and farming depends on monsoon.
  2. (c): Second is a more intense form of the first.
  3. (c): Wimbledon Trophy is associated with the game of tennis.

       Similarly, Walker’s cup is associated with the game of wolf.

  1. (a): Just as the skeleton forms the framework of the body, so also grammar lays down the essentials of a language.
  2. (d): The smallest unit of matter is an atom and that of dust is a particle.
  3. (c): Diseases are studied under pathology.

      Similarly, planets are studied in astronomy.

  1. (b): The words in each pair are opposite of each other. 
  2. (b): Wool is a fibre obtained from sheep.

       Similarly, mohair is a fiber obtained from a goat.

  1. (d): A machine is made to work by a man.

       Similarly, a slave works under the instructions of his master.

  1. (c): First relieves one from the second.
  2. (d): Tuberculosis is a disease of the lungs.

       Similarly, Cataracts is a disease of the eyes.

  1. (d): First is the feeling associated with the second.
  2. (a): The words in each pair are antonyms of each other.
  3. (c): Professor delivers lectures to his students.

      Similarly, a doctor gives medicine to his patients.

  1. (c): Second is the noise produced for the first.
  2. (b): The voice of the harp is shrill as compared to that of a drum.

       The flute produces a shrill sound as compared to that of a bugle.

  1. (c): The words in each pair are synonyms.
  2. (d): Ship is the principal means of transport by sea.

       Similarly, the camel is the principal means of transport in the desert.

  1. (d): Victory leads to encouragement and failure brings frustration.
  2. (a): First is made up of the second.
  3. (b): The words in each pair are opposite of each other.
  4. (c): Fox is a cunning animal and ass is a timid animal.
  5. (d): As the pilot of an aeroplane sits in the cockpit, the driver of a train works in the engine.
  6. (b): As the major heads a battalion, the colonel commands a regiment.
  7. (d): The wrist is the lower part of the elbow.

      Similarly, the ankle is the lower part of the knee.

  1. (d): The second is a bony protective covering for the first.
  2. (b): First feeds on the second.
  3. (d): The words in each pair are opposite of each other.
  4. ©: A perch is a freshwater fish.

    Similarly, a cod is a saltwater fish.

  1. (c): Ornithologist specializes in the study of birds.

       Similarly, anthropologist specializes in the study of mankind.

  1. (d): Second is the property possessed by the first.
  2. (a): The largest ocean is the Pacific Ocean.

       Similarly, the largest island is Greenland.

  1. ©: One Who abstains from meat is called a vegetarian and one who abstains from liquor is called a teetotaller.
  2. (a): Amber is a shade of yellow colour.

       Similarly, caramine is a shade of red color.

  1. (d): Money paid for accommodation is called rent.

      Similarly, the money paid for a journey is called fare.

  1. (b): The words in each pair are antonyms.
  2. (b): Head is covered by a cap.

       Similarly, finger is covered by a thimble.

  1. (a): Proteins are essential for growth.

       Similarly, carbohydrates are essential for providing energy.

  1. (a): The words in each pair are antonyms.
  2. (b): cells constitute tissue and atoms constitute molecules.
  3. (d): ‘Beautiful’ describes the quality of prettiness in girls while ‘handsome’ describes the quality of prettiness in boys.
  4. (c):First form the basis of second.
  5. (c): Taxonomy is the science dealing with classification.

     Similarly, pedology deals with the study of soils.

  1. (a): the words in each pair are antonyms.
  2. (b): second is the sound produced by the first.
  3. (a): Rondo is a type of music and lay is a type of song.
  4. (b): Second denotes the action of first.
  5. (b): Jama masjid is situtated in Delhi.

       Similarly, Red Square is situated in Moscow.

  1. (d): Recording of the second is visualized on the first.
  2. (c): First is the raw material required by the second.
  3. (b): Willow is a deciduous tree and spruce is a coniferous tree.
  4. (d): The first revolves around the second.
  5. (a): Palaeography is the study of ancient writings.

      Similarly, Ichthyology is the study of fishes.

  1. (b): Second is the organ for movement of the first.
  2. (d): Ottawa is the capital of Canada and Canberra is the capital of Australia.
  3. (a): The second is a container to carry the first.
  4. (b): Roentgen discovered X-rays.

      Similarly, Becquerel discovers radioactivity.

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