Analogy Test with Answers PDF

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(Q.1 50)Choose the correct option from the
given choices. You have to find out the pair that
has the same relationship at the original pair
given in the question.
1)

Poverty: Prosperity

a)

Love: Sorrow

b)

Train: Cart

c)

Rain: Flood

d)

Intelligence: Stupidity

e)

None of these

2)

Stage: Theatre

a)

Bedroom: House

b)

Car: Road

c)

Patient: Hospital

d)

School: Education

e)

None of these

3)

Tree: Sapling

a)

Rock: Mountain

b)

Horse: Foal

c)

Giant: Dwarf

d)

Hut: Mansion

e)

None of these

4)

Monk: Monastery

a)

Noble: House

b)

Lon: Hole

c)

Nun: Convent

d)

Peasant: Village

e)

None of these

5)

Laboratory: Germs

a)

School: Students

b)

Playground: Games

c)

Library: Books

d)

Observatory: Planets

e)

None of these

6)

Cool: Frigid

a)

Livid: Lurid

b)

Poll: Placid

c)

Tepid: Torrid

d)

Lack: Abundant

e)

None of these

7)

Lamb: Frisk

a)

Deer: Swoop

b)

Cat: Steal

c)

Bear: Leap

d)

Lion: Stride

e)

None of these

8)

Cricket: Pitch

a)

Ship: Dock

b)

Boat: Harbour

c)

Wrestling: Track

d)

Boxing: Ring

e)

None of these

9)

Coffee: Beverages

a)

Bread: Butter

b)

Milk: Tea

c)

Burger: Snacks

d)

Grapes: Wine

e)

None of these

10) Graphite: Lubricant

a)

Movement: Friction

b)

Iron: Steel

c)

Wool: Cloth

d)

Diamond: Abrasive

e)

None of these

11) Illiterate: Uneducated

a)

Country: State

b)

City: Village

c)

Palace: Hut

d)

Vision: Sight

e)

None of these

12) Duralumin: Aircraft

a)

Brass: Alloy

b)

Stone: Sculptor

c)

Iron: Steel

d)

Bronze: Statue

e)

None of these

13) Ribs: Lungs

a)

Ball: Sphere

b)

Hand: Fingers

c)

Shell: Net

d)

Coat: Tie

e)

None of these

14) Expend: Replenish

a)

Exhort: Encourage

b)

Formant: Rebellion

c)

Defect: Rejoin

d)

Encroachment: Occupy

e)

None of these

15) Money: Transaction

a)

Life: Death

b)

Water: Drink

c)

Ideas: Exchange

d)

Language: Conversation

e)

None of these

16) Fare: Absurdity

a)

Disease: Medicine

b)

Charity: Generosity

c)

Tragedy: Comedy

d)

Energy: Electricity

e)

None of these

17) Visitor: Welcome

a)

Beggar: Hungry

b)

Worship: God

c)

Criminal: Prosecute

d)

Warrior: Conquer

e)

None of these

18) Garbage: Dustbin

a)

Tree: Honey

b)

Medicine: Capsule

c)

Kitchen: House

d)

Bangles: Hand

e)

None of these

19) Overlook: Aberration

a)

Mitigate: Penitence

b)

Condone: Offence

c)

Error: Omission

d)

Conviction: Criminal

e)

None of these

20) Mongoose: Snake

a)

Milk: Goat

b)

Fish: Crane

c)

Whale: Crow

d)

Water: Sky

e)

None of these

21) Blister: Skin

a)

Sore: Toe

b)

Sty: Eye

c)

Ball: Pitcher

d)

Wound: Arm

e)

None of these

22) Horse: Mare

a)

Duck: Geese

b)

Dog: Puppy

c)

Donkey: Pony

d)

Fox: Vixen

e)

None of these

23) Water: Thirst

a)

Ripe: Harvest

b)

Book: Ignorance

c)

Needle: Stitch

d)

Rain: Throat

e)

None of these

24) Sale: Purchase

a)

Give: Receive

b)

Shop: Market

c)

Cash: Credit

d)

Profit: Loss

e)

None of these

25) Read: Legible

a)

Hear: Audible

b)

Qualify: Eligible

c)

See: illegible

d)

Require: Admissible

e)

None of these

26) Locks: Warble

a) Crows: Cackle
b) Tiger: Yelp
c) Owls: Hoot
d) Camel: Bleat
e) None of these
27) Parsing: Grammar
a)

Running: Health

b)

Praying: God

c)

Para trooping: Air force

d)

Cleaning: House

e)

None of these

28) Story: Novel

a)

Sea: Ocean

b)

School: University

c)

Book: Dictionary

d)

Poetry: Drama

e)

None of these

29) Balled: Song

a)

Envelope: Letter

b)

Prose: Literature

c)

Cat: Leopard

d)

Ode: Poem

e)

None of these

30) Fish: Mermaid

a)

Cat: Lion

b)

Horse: Centaur

c)

Unicorn: Tapestry

d)

Pegasus: Fly

e)

None of these

31) Loath: Coercion

a)

Irate: Antagonism

b)

Irritate: Caressing

c)

Reluctant: Persuasion

d)

Contemplative: Meditative

e)

None of these

32) Iodine: Goitre

a)

Insulin: Diabetes

b)

Mango: Anemia

c)

Hormones: Hemophilia

d)

Fat: Obesity

e)

None of these

33) Water: Tip

a)

Student: Marks

b)

Worker: Bonus

c)

Employee: Wages

d)

Clerk: Bribe

e)

None of these

34) Executioner: Criminal

a)

Florist: Flowers

b)

Convict: Murderer

c)

Butcher: Animals

d)

Worker: Manager

e)

None of these

35) Karnataka: Bangalore

a)

Mysore: Vrindaban

b)

Haryana: Sonepat

c)

Gujarat: Anand

d)

Orissa: Bhubaneswar

e)

None of these

36) Thermometer: Temperature

a)

Length: Breadth

b)

Millimeter: Scale

c)

Cardiograph: Heart rate

d)

Solar Energy: Sun

e)

None of these

37) Portfolio: Securities

a)

Lecture: Consignment

b)

Star: Class

c)

Trustee: Company

d)

Panel: Jurors

e)

None of these

38) Biography: Autobiography

a)

Memories: History

b)

Author: Performer

c)

Mobile: Automobile

d)

Testimony: Confession

e)

None of these

39) Kangaroo: Australia

a)

Whale: River

b)

Elephant: Russia

c)

Penguin: Antarctica

d)

India: Peacock

e)

None of these

40) Hitler: Germany

a)

Shakespeare: England

b)

Mussolini: Italy

c)

Tulsidas: India

d)

Boris Yeltsin: Russia

e)

None of these

41) Sip: Gulp

a)

Touch: Push

b)

Cup: Glass

c)

Tent: Hut

d)

Soup: Water

e)

None of these

42) Poultry: Farm

a)

Rice: Granary

b)

Child: Playground

c)

Bee: Hive

d)

Rubber: Estate

e)

None of these

43) Artist: Troupe

a)

Market: Crowd

b)

Flowers: Garland

c)

Singer: Chorus

d)

Fishes: Pond

e)

None of these

44) Pulp: Paper

a)

Rope: Hemp

b)

Rayon: Cellulose

c)

Thread: Needle

d)

Yarn: Fabric

e)

None of these

45) Lok Sabha: Legislature

a)

President: Executive

b)

Minister: Meeting

c)

Judge: Court

d)

People: Election

e)

None of these

46) Greed: Corruption

a)

Insult: Enemy

b)

Sleep: Dream

c)

Goodwill: Friendship

d)

Knowledge: Book

e)

None of these

47) Basement: Attic

a)

Nadir: Zenith

b)

Zenith: Apex

c)

Zenith: Root

d)

Apex: Pinnacle

e)

None of these

48) Wan: Colour

a)

Enigmatic: Puzzle

b)

Pallid: Complexion

c)

Insipid: Flavour

d)

Copulent: Weight

e)

None of these

49) Hook: Fish

a)

Stadium: Games

b)

Glove: Ball

c)

Symphony: Music

d)

Word: Alphabets

e)

None of these

50) Moon: Satellite

a)

Earth: Planet

b)

Flowers: Garland

c)

Singer: Chorus

d)

Fishes: Pond

e)

None of these

Answers with explanation

1)

D (Explanation- The words in each pair are antonyms of each other)

2)

A (Explanation- First is a part of second)

3)

B (Explanation- Second is the young one of the first)

4)

C (Explanation- Second is dwelling place of first)

5)

D (Explanation- First is the place to study the second)

6)
C (Explanation- Frigid is the extreme of cooling to make things to freeze likewise, tepid is only
lukewarm and torrid is to dry by heating)
7)

B (Explanation- Seconds denote the manner of walking of the first

8)

D (Explanation- Cricket is playing on pitch likewise, boxing is done in ring)

9)

C (Explanation- Seconds denotes the class to which first belongs)

10) D (Explanation- Graphite is used as a lubricant and diamond as an abrasive)

11) D (Explanation- The word in each pair is synonyms)
12) D (Explanation- First is an alloy used to make the second)
13) C (Explanation- First encloses the second and protects it)
14) C (Explanation- The words in each pairs are antonyms of each other)
15) D (Explanation- We transact with money and converse in a language)
16) B (Explanation- The words in each pairs are synonyms)
17) C (Explanation- A visitor is given a welcome and a criminal is prosecuted)
18) B (Explanation- Second contains the first)
19) B (Explanation- First is the act of neglecting the second)
20) B (Explanation- First is eaten by the second)
21) B (Explanation- Blister is an infection of skin. Sty is the affection of eye)
22) D (Explanation- Second is the female of the first)
23) D (Explanation- Lack of water is thrust and lack of rain is drought)

24) A (Explanation- Sale corresponds to giving and purchase corresponds to receiving)

25) A (Explanation- Legible means able to read and audible means able to heard)
26) C (Explanation- Second is the sound produced by the first)
27) C (Explanation- First is an essential part of second)
28) A (Explanation- Second is more voluminous form of the first)
29) D (Explanation- First is a type of second)
30) B (Explanation-A mermaid is a fish imaginary creature, similarly a centaur is a horse like
imaginary creature
31) C (Explanation-Loath and Reluctant are synonyms and Coercion and Persuasion are
synonyms
32) A (Explanation- Lack of first causes the second)
33) B (Explanation- Second is the additional money given to the first for good service)
34) C (Explanation- First is responsible for the death of the seconds)
35) D (Explanation- Second is the capital of the first)
36) C (Explanation- First is the instrument to be measured the second)
37) D (Explanation- A portfolio is the entire group of securities a person holds for investment,
similarly, a panel is a whole group of jurors)
38) D (Explanation- A biography is a persons life story written by someone else. Whereas
autobiography is ones story written by oneself. Similarly, a testimony is a solemn declaration of
ones wrong doing by someone while a confession is a ones claim of oneself being a wrong doer.
39) C (Explanation- Kangaroo is the native of Australia likewise, Penguin is the native of Antarctica)
40) B (Explanation- Hitler was a tyrant belonging to Germany, likewise Mussolini was a tyrant
belonging to Italy)
41) A (Explanation- Second is the higher intensity than the first)
42) D (Explanation- Poultry is reared in a farm. Similarly, rubber is grown in an estate)
43) C (Explanation- Second is a collective group of the first)

44) D (Explanation- First is used to make the second)

45) A (Explanation- First is the part of second)
46) C (Explanation- First leads to the second)
47) A (Explanation- Nadir (lowest point) and Zenith (highest point) can be compared to basement
and attic respectively)
48) B (Explanation- Wan refers to pale colour; likewise pallid refers to pale complexion)
49) B (Explanation- First is used to help catch the second)
50) A (Explanation- Moon is a satellite, likewise earth is a planet)

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