SSC CGL Exam Tier-I Reasoning Analogy: Quiz!

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A Touch has Feeling effect Similarly. Greet Is Acknowledged.

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1 2 3 4                    3 2 1 4
T A L E                   L A T E
The first and the third letters have been interchanged.
Therefore,
3 2 1 4                     1 2 3 4
C A F E                   F A C E

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(3)5 = 243
Therefore. ? = (5)5 = 3125

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6 + 12 18
Therefore, ? = 4 + 12 = 16

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Room is a part of the house. Similarly, nation Is a part or the world.

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The given analogy follows a pattern where each letter in the first word is replaced by the letter that is 3 positions ahead in the alphabet. Applying this pattern to the letters in the second word, we get the letters in the third word. Similarly, applying the pattern to the letters in the third word, we get the letters in the fourth word. Therefore, applying the pattern to the letters in the fourth word, we should get the answer. Hence, the answer is YVRM.

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Diamond is a transparent precious stone of pure carbon. Similarly, corundum Is equivalent to Ruby.

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Smoke leads to pollution. Similarly, war leads to destruction.

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Pen is filled with ink. Similarly, vein is filled with blood.

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The pattern in the given analogy is that each letter in the first word is shifted three positions to the right in the alphabet to get the corresponding letter in the second word. Applying this pattern to the given word "ANPC" would result in "DQSF", which is the correct answer.

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The second term is antonym or the first term. Hence, Roof : Floor.

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The habitat (living place) of lion is called Den. Similarly, the living place of rabbit is burrow.

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Novelty means the quality of being new, different or strange oldness shows just the opposite meaning of novelty. Antiquity means the ancient past an object from ancient times.

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The letters in the first pair are rearranged to form the second pair. In the first pair, the letters E, G, I, and K are rearranged to form the word FILO. Similarly, in the second pair, the letters F, H, J, and L need to be rearranged to form a word. The only option that rearranges these letters to form a word is GJMP.