Lesson 2: Weeks 4, 5, & 6: Analogies
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GRACEFUL : UNGAINLY ::
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Slow : slower
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Mythical : imaginary
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Flattering: derogatory
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Prior : earlier
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Complete the analogies by selecting the pair of words whose relationship most resembles the relationship of the pair given.
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DELICACY : EAT ::
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Jewelry : wear
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Food : refrigerate
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Beverage : drink
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Nose : smell
Correct Answer
A. Beverage : drinkExplanation
In this analogy, the relationship between the words "delicacy" and "eat" is that a delicacy is something that is meant to be eaten. Similarly, the relationship between "beverage" and "drink" is that a beverage is something that is meant to be drunk. Therefore, the correct answer is "beverage : drink".Rate this question:
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PLUMAGE : BIRD ::
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Wheels : car
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Water : boat
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Feather : wings
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Scales : reptile
Correct Answer
A. Scales : reptileExplanation
The analogy in the question follows the relationship between a characteristic and its associated organism. Just as plumage is a characteristic of birds, scales are a characteristic of reptiles. Therefore, the correct answer is scales : reptile.Rate this question:
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PREDATORY : PREDATORY ::
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Author : authentic
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Victim : vulnerable
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Precision : precise
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Solitude : alone
Correct Answer
A. Victim : vulnerableExplanation
The relationship between the words "predatory" and "predatory" is that they are synonyms, meaning they have the same or similar meanings. Similarly, the relationship between "victim" and "vulnerable" is that they are also synonyms, as a victim is someone who is vulnerable to harm or attack. Therefore, "victim : vulnerable" is the correct answer as it follows the same pattern of synonym relationship as "predatory : predatory".Rate this question:
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NIBBLE : DEVOUR ::
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Abate : increase
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Lose : scavenge
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Guess : estimate
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Annoy : infuriate
Correct Answer
A. Annoy : infuriateExplanation
The relationship between "nibble" and "devour" is that "devour" is a more intense and extreme version of "nibble." Similarly, the relationship between "annoy" and "infuriate" is that "infuriate" is a stronger and more extreme form of "annoy." Both pairs of words follow a pattern where the second word represents a more intense or extreme version of the first word.Rate this question:
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