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This is the General Ability: Analogy Questions solved MCQ bank from Advanced FPSC & Other Federal Model Papers (Edition 32): 171 published exercise questions (book pp. 793-806) on completing word analogies of the form A : B :: ?, covering synonyms, antonyms, type-of and part-of relations, worker-and-tool, measure-and-unit, group names and professional relations. Every answer was checked against the book's own printed explanation and the analogy rule; three printed answer letters that contradicted their own explanations were corrected and flagged, and three items whose answer letter was blank in print were identified from their explanations.

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Q 1 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: FRAGILE : HARDY :: ?

A

awkward : clumsy

B

orthodox : traditional

C

amateur : professional

D

cautious : flippant

E

compact : portable

View answer & explanation Ans: amateur : professional

Correct Answer: amateur : professional

Fragile is the opposite of hardy, and amateur is the opposite of professional.

Q 2 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: POTABLE : DRINK :: ?

A

taxable : pay

B

attainable : commute

C

reparable : fix

D

inedible : eat

E

laughable : joke

View answer & explanation Ans: reparable : fix

Correct Answer: reparable : fix

Something that is potable is something one can drink, just as something that is reparable is something one can fix.

Q 3 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: PREPONDERANCE : SCARCE :: ?

A

rarity : shortage

B

agility : stiff

C

puissance : strong

D

prevalence : abundance

E

vigilance : fierce

View answer & explanation Ans: agility : stiff

Correct Answer: agility : stiff

Something characterized by preponderance is not scarce, and something characterized by agility is not stiff.

Q 4 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: VAGUE : NEBULOUS :: ?

A

spectacular : legitimate

B

mundane : commonplace

C

magical : impressive

D

steep : shallow

E

lively : inactive

View answer & explanation Ans: mundane : commonplace

Correct Answer: mundane : commonplace

Something vague is nebulous, and something mundane is commonplace.

Q 5 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: BOOR : UNEDUCATED :: ?

A

debutant : vague

B

monk : irreverent

C

activist : involved

D

adept : eager

E

musician : extended

View answer & explanation Ans: activist : involved

Correct Answer: activist : involved

A boor is someone who is uneducated, and an activist is someone who is involved.

Q 6 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: DIAPHANOUS : OPAQUE :: ?

A

disheveled : messy

B

distraught : calm

C

disconsolate : happy

D

disrespectful : injurious

E

disallow : reject

View answer & explanation Ans: distraught : calm

Correct Answer: distraught : calm

Diaphanous is the opposite of opaque, and distraught is the opposite of calm.

Q 7 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: COBBLER : AWL :: ?

A

carpenter : chisel

B

piano : key

C

baker : penny

D

shoe : shoelace

E

wrench : plumber

View answer & explanation Ans: carpenter : chisel

Correct Answer: carpenter : chisel

A cobbler uses an awl as a tool, and a carpenter uses a chisel as a tool.

Q 8 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: CHAPTER : BOOK :: ?

A

alcove : nook

B

paragraph : sentence

C

page : rip

D

epistle : letter

E

room : house

View answer & explanation Ans: room : house

Correct Answer: room : house

Chapters make up a book, and rooms make up a house.

Q 9 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: PHILANTHROPIST : GENEROUS :: ?

A

curator : optimistic

B

exhibitionist : excessive

C

chef : hungry

D

pacifist : unwarlike

E

socialist : magnanimous

View answer & explanation Ans: pacifist : unwarlike

Correct Answer: pacifist : unwarlike

To be a philanthropist, one must be generous, and to be a pacifist one must be peace-loving.

Q 10 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: CONCEAL : HIDDEN :: ?

A

reveal : implicit

B

disperse : gathered

C

protect : cautious

D

decorate : cumbersome

E

appreciate : valued

View answer & explanation Ans: appreciate : valued

Correct Answer: appreciate : valued

When you conceal something, it is hidden, and when you appreciate something, it is valued.

Q 11 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: CURSORY : BRIEF :: ?

A

disconsolate : cheerful

B

desultory : haphazard

C

insulting : didactic

D

linear : parallel

E

apparent : short-lived

View answer & explanation Ans: desultory : haphazard

Correct Answer: desultory : haphazard

Cursory and brief are synonyms, as are desultory and haphazard.

Q 12 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: INTREPID : FEARFUL :: ?

A

lively : lethargic

B

depressed : down

C

subtle : gregarious

D

mischievous : naughty

E

meddlesome : intrusive

View answer & explanation Ans: lively : lethargic

Correct Answer: lively : lethargic

Intrepid is the opposite of fearful, and lively is the opposite of lethargic.

Q 13 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: MANACLE : WRIST :: ?

A

necklace : earring

B

belt : buckle

C

anklet : ankle

D

watch : belt

E

neck : necklace

View answer & explanation Ans: anklet : ankle

Correct Answer: anklet : ankle

A manacle is something that goes around a wrist, and an anklet is something that goes around an ankle.

Q 14 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: SHEARS : SEAMSTRESS :: ?

A

bridle : horse

B

stethoscope : physician

C

collar : hound

D

warp : material

E

dinner : waitress

View answer & explanation Ans: stethoscope : physician

Correct Answer: stethoscope : physician

Shears are used by a seamstress, and a stethoscope is used by a physician.

Q 15 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: CANTANKEROUS : EASY-GOING :: ?

A

erudite : evocative

B

enticing : tempting

C

pliable : broken

D

polite : political

E

erratic : stable

View answer & explanation Ans: erratic : stable

Correct Answer: erratic : stable

A person who is cantankerous is not easy-going, and a person who is erratic is not stable.

Q 16 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: KEYBOARD : MOUSE :: ?

A

television : speaker

B

receiver : cord

C

knife : teaspoon

D

rope : knot

E

monitor : button

View answer & explanation Ans: receiver : cord

Correct Answer: receiver : cord

A keyboard and a mouse are both parts of a computer, and a receiver and a cord are both parts of a telephone.

Q 17 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: FEATHERS : PILLOW :: ?

A

wing : bird

B

linen : cotton

C

paper : workbook

D

shoe : shoelaces

E

helium : balloon

View answer & explanation Ans: helium : balloon

Correct Answer: helium : balloon

A pillow can be filled with feathers, and a balloon can be filled with helium.

Q 18 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: BOLSTER : SUPPORT :: ?

A

goad : urge

B

deny : approve

C

grovel : hack

D

disagree : approve

E

uplift : set aside

View answer & explanation Ans: goad : urge

Correct Answer: goad : urge

To bolster means to support, and to goad means to urge.

Q 19 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: STENCH : ODOR :: ?

A

catalyst : exhilarator

B

cacophony : sound

C

skunk : spray

D

sweet : salty

E

swelling : redness

View answer & explanation Ans: cacophony : sound

Correct Answer: cacophony : sound

A stench is an extreme odor, and a cacophony is an extreme sound.

Q 20 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: RHETORIC : LAWYER :: ?

A

ineptitude : accountant

B

oratory : engineer

C

maverick : scientist

D

deduction : detective

E

solidarity : warrior

View answer & explanation Ans: deduction : detective

Correct Answer: deduction : detective

Rhetoric is a skill used by a lawyer, and deduction is a skill used by a detective.

Q 21 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: PULMONARY : LUNGS :: ?

A

profitable : payments

B

invisible : magician

C

diseased : kidneys

D

cardiac : health

E

aquatic : water

View answer & explanation Ans: aquatic : water

Correct Answer: aquatic : water

Something pulmonary has to do with the lungs, and something aquatic has to do with the water.

Q 22 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: RUDE : MANNERS :: ?

A

mysterious : cabal

B

cursory : speed

C

uncouth : time

D

unbalanced : equilibrium

E

polite : tact

View answer & explanation Ans: unbalanced : equilibrium

Correct Answer: unbalanced : equilibrium

A person who is rude lacks manners, and a person who is unbalanced lacks equilibrium.

Q 23 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: VIXEN : FOX :: ?

A

gander : goose

B

mare : foal

C

lioness : lion

D

drake : duck

E

mongoose : snake

View answer & explanation Ans: lioness : lion

Correct Answer: lioness : lion

A vixen is a female fox, and a lioness is a female lion.

Q 24 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: DECADE : TIME :: ?

A

thermometer : temperature

B

compass : degrees

C

decimeter : ten

D

millimeter : length

E

liter : wet

View answer & explanation Ans: millimeter : length

Correct Answer: millimeter : length

A decade is a measure of time, and a millimeter is a measure of length.

Q 25 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: OBSTINATE : MULISH :: ?

A

mundane : morose

B

obtuse : obvious

C

raffish : rancorous

D

obnoxious : disgusting

E

snobbish : sufficient

View answer & explanation Ans: obnoxious : disgusting

Correct Answer: obnoxious : disgusting

Someone who is obstinate is mulish, and someone who is obnoxious is disgusting.

Q 26 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: WITHDRAW : ACCOUNT :: ?

A

borrow : library

B

loan : bond

C

divide : ledger

D

reserve : lodging

E

merge : holdings

View answer & explanation Ans: borrow : library

Correct Answer: borrow : library

One withdraws money from an account, and one borrows books from a library.

Q 27 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: CATATONIC : EMOTIONS :: ?

A

valorous : regret

B

turgid : water

C

viscous : sickness

D

rigid : flexibility

E

shiny : flare

View answer & explanation Ans: rigid : flexibility

Correct Answer: rigid : flexibility

Someone who is catatonic shows no emotions, and someone who is rigid lacks flexibility.

Q 28 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: ARID : MOISTURE :: ?

A

deserted : dune

B

sandy : water

C

verdant : sunshine

D

tap : drops

E

silent : sound

View answer & explanation Ans: silent : sound

Correct Answer: silent : sound

Something arid lacks moisture, and something silent lacks sound.

Q 29 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: BROACH : JEWELRY :: ?

A

earring : necklace

B

cardigan : garment

C

accessory : belt

D

hat : bowler

E

cup : saucer

View answer & explanation Ans: cardigan : garment

Correct Answer: cardigan : garment

A broach is a type of jewelry, and a cardigan is a type of garment.

Q 30 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: MISSIVE : LETTER :: ?

A

testament : gospel

B

postage : envelope

C

brochure : abstract

D

augury : sign

E

exemption : pardon

View answer & explanation Ans: augury : sign

Correct Answer: augury : sign

A missive is a letter, and an augury is a sign.

Q 31 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: TUITION : STIPEND :: ?

A

fee : post

B

bill : check

C

bail : bond

D

subscription : membership

E

fine : interest

View answer & explanation Ans: bail : bond

Correct Answer: bail : bond

A stipend is tuition that one person pays for another, and a bond is bail that one person pays for another.

Q 32 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: SOCCER BALL : GOALPOST :: ?

A

baseball : bat

B

basketball : hoop

C

cleats : laces

D

inning : referee

E

lacrosse : ball

View answer & explanation Ans: basketball : hoop

Correct Answer: basketball : hoop

One scores in soccer by putting the soccer ball through the goalpost, and one scores in basketball by putting the ball through the hoop.

Q 33 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: CATHEDRAL : CHURCH :: ?

A

steeple : bell

B

temple : home

C

mansion : house

D

castle : fortress

E

hut : abode

View answer & explanation Ans: mansion : house

Correct Answer: mansion : house

A cathedral is a very large church, and a mansion is a very large house.

Q 34 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: SPLENETIC : IRRITABLE :: ?

A

frenetic : lethargic

B

sober : inebriated

C

squalid : immaculate

D

morose : unsociable

E

stingy : generous

View answer & explanation Ans: morose : unsociable

Correct Answer: morose : unsociable

Splenetic means irritable, and morose means unsociable.

Q 35 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: HUNGER : SATIATED :: ?

A

fatigue : rested

B

pain : hospitalized

C

fatigue : sleeping

D

activity : dormant

E

cold : sweater

View answer & explanation Ans: fatigue : rested

Correct Answer: fatigue : rested

When one does not feel hunger, one is satiated, and when one does not feel fatigue, one is rested.

Q 36 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: TRANSITORY : PERMANENCE :: ?

A

whimsical : imagination

B

abrupt : totality

C

swift : forethought

D

volatile : constancy

E

tremulous : power

View answer & explanation Ans: volatile : constancy

Correct Answer: volatile : constancy

Something transitory lacks permanence, and something volatile lacks constancy.

Q 37 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: TURKEY : POULTRY :: ?

A

fowl : fauna

B

cutlet : veal

C

halibut : fish

D

cereal : grain

E

fish : vegetable

View answer & explanation Ans: halibut : fish

Correct Answer: halibut : fish

Turkey is a type of poultry, and halibut is a type of fish.

Q 38 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: WAITRESS : WAITER :: ?

A

chef : cook

B

customer : client

C

busboy : dishes

D

steward : stewardess

E

seamstress : tailor

View answer & explanation Ans: seamstress : tailor

Correct Answer: seamstress : tailor

A waitress is a woman who serves food for a living and a waiter is a man who does the same, just as a seamstress is a woman who sews for a living and a tailor is a man who does the same.

Q 39 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: PREVARICATE : LIE :: ?

A

harm : repair

B

divulge : expose

C

proliferate : contract

D

provoke : appease

E

prune : garden

View answer & explanation Ans: divulge : expose

Correct Answer: divulge : expose

To prevaricate means to lie, and to divulge means to expose.

Q 40 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: POETRY : PROSE :: ?

A

novel : chapbook

B

paperback : romance

C

fiction : non-fiction

D

epic : mystery

E

dictionary : thesaurus

View answer & explanation Ans: fiction : non-fiction

Correct Answer: fiction : non-fiction

What is not poetry is prose, and what is not fiction is non-fiction.

Q 41 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: SPINE : VERTEBRAE :: ?

A

hair : strands

B

finger : fingernails

C

liver : kidneys

D

skeleton : bones

E

table : metal

View answer & explanation Ans: skeleton : bones

Correct Answer: skeleton : bones

The spine is made of vertebrae, and the skeleton is made of bones.

Q 42 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: SCREW : BOLT :: ?

A

twist : cable

B

pound : nail

C

break : ice

D

tear : vest

E

clamps : drill

View answer & explanation Ans: pound : nail

Correct Answer: pound : nail

A bolt is something that one screws, and a nail is something that one pounds.

Q 43 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: FUSCHIA : PINK :: ?

A

turquoise : yellow

B

crimson : red

C

blue : navy

D

gray : tan

E

white : black

View answer & explanation Ans: crimson : red

Correct Answer: crimson : red

Fuschia is a shade of pink, and crimson is a shade of red.

Q 44 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: WEAVING : LOOM :: ?

A

crochet : loop

B

bobbin : thread

C

pottery : kiln

D

embroidery : pattern

E

string : knot

View answer & explanation Ans: pottery : kiln

Correct Answer: pottery : kiln

A loom is a piece of equipment used in weaving, and a kiln is a piece of equipment used in pottery.

Q 45 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: FISHING : ROD :: ?

A

trapping : fur

B

reel : worm

C

portaging : forest

D

skinning : blade

E

hunting : rifle

View answer & explanation Ans: hunting : rifle

Correct Answer: hunting : rifle

A rod is a piece of equipment used in fishing, and a rifle is a piece of equipment used in hunting.

Q 46 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: DEFENDANT : TRIED :: ?

A

jurist : judged

B

accountant : enumerated

C

actuary : tabulated

D

judge : examined

E

prisoner : incarcerated

View answer & explanation Ans: prisoner : incarcerated

Correct Answer: prisoner : incarcerated

A defendant is a person who is tried, and a prisoner is a person who is incarcerated.

Q 47 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: EGG : SHELL :: ?

A

orange : section

B

tomato : skin

C

rind : watermelon

D

lemon : pit

E

ginger : bread

View answer & explanation Ans: tomato : skin

Correct Answer: tomato : skin

An egg is surrounded by a shell, and a tomato is surrounded by a skin.

Q 48 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: WINDOW : LEDGE :: ?

A

garage : car

B

truck : stop

C

counter : kitchen

D

door : lintel

E

cupboard : drawer

View answer & explanation Ans: door : lintel

Correct Answer: door : lintel

A window has a ledge, and a door has a lintel.

Q 49 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: ACCELERATE : PEDAL :: ?

A

store : hood

B

cover : hubcap

C

steer : wheel

D

decelerate : gear

E

switch : transmission

View answer & explanation Ans: steer : wheel

Correct Answer: steer : wheel

To accelerate in a car one uses a pedal, and to steer in a car one uses a wheel.

Q 50 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: ATOM : MICROSCOPE :: ?

A

tape : microphone

B

planet : telescope

C

person : microcosm

D

receiver : telephone

E

submarine : periscope

View answer & explanation Ans: planet : telescope

Correct Answer: planet : telescope

One needs a microscope to see an atom, and one needs a telescope to see a planet.

Q 51 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: CHOIR : VOCALIST :: ?

A

lyricist : melody

B

car : mechanic

C

bassoon : oboe

D

orchestra : instrumentalists

E

percussion : woodwind

View answer & explanation Ans: orchestra : instrumentalists

Correct Answer: orchestra : instrumentalists

A choir is made up of vocalists, and an orchestra is made up of instrumentalists.

Q 52 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: PACT : COVENANT :: ?

A

summons : deadline

B

subpoena : brief

C

warrant : letter

D

tract : treatise

E

temperance : beverage

View answer & explanation Ans: tract : treatise

Correct Answer: tract : treatise

Pact is a synonym of covenant, and tract is a synonym of treatise.

Q 53 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: YARD : MILE :: ?

A

ounce : ton

B

frequency : time

C

cent : dollar

D

quart : pint

E

minute : acre

View answer & explanation Ans: ounce : ton

Correct Answer: ounce : ton

A yard is a relatively short measure of length while a mile is a relatively long measure of length, and an ounce is a relatively small measure of weight while a ton is a relatively large measure of weight.

Q 54 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: MOOSE : ANTLERS :: ?

A

caribou : hooves

B

grizzly : bears

C

ram : horns

D

sheep : ewes

E

kid : goat

View answer & explanation Ans: ram : horns

Correct Answer: ram : horns

Moose have antlers on their heads, and rams have horns on their heads.

Q 55 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: CHRONIC : ACUTE :: ?

A

symphony : ditty

B

constant : sudden

C

ailing : mortal

D

timely : belated

E

difficult : facile

View answer & explanation Ans: constant : sudden

Correct Answer: constant : sudden

Something chronic continues over a long period of time while something acute is short-lived, and something constant continues over a long period of time while something sudden is short-lived.

Q 56 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: GOTHIC : RENAISSANCE :: ?

A

medieval : papist

B

summer : winter

C

baroque : architecture

D

ornate : royal

E

modern : contemporary

View answer & explanation Ans: summer : winter

Correct Answer: summer : winter

Gothic and Renaissance are both eras, and summer and winter are both seasons.

Q 57 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: BASEBALL : RUN :: ?

A

tennis : lobby

B

net : basketball

C

bat : glove

D

football : volleyball

E

hockey : goal

View answer & explanation Ans: hockey : goal

Correct Answer: hockey : goal

One scores in baseball by getting a run, and one scores in hockey by getting a goal.

Q 58 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: EBULLIENCE : EXUBERANCE :: ?

A

indigence : wealth

B

insolence : impudence

C

forbearance : patience

D

impermanence : indolence

E

liveliness : fatuousness

View answer & explanation Ans: forbearance : patience

Correct Answer: forbearance : patience

Someone who exhibits ebullience is showing exuberance, and someone who exhibits forbearance is showing patience.

Q 59 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: FECUND : BARREN :: ?

A

dogmatic : arbitrary

B

disheveled : untidy

C

forthcoming : definite

D

dolorous : felicitous

E

lonely : isolated

View answer & explanation Ans: dolorous : felicitous

Correct Answer: dolorous : felicitous

Someone who is fecund is not barren, and someone who is dolorous is not felicitous.

Q 60 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: SUBTERRANEAN : SUBWAY :: ?

A

rickshaw : pedal

B

train : track

C

highway : vehicle

D

airplane : runway

E

aerial : helicopter

View answer & explanation Ans: aerial : helicopter

Correct Answer: aerial : helicopter

The subway is a subterranean form of transportation, and the helicopter is an aerial form of transportation.

Q 61 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: GRAIN : RICE :: ?

A

cube : ice

B

flurry : precipitation

C

flake : snow

D

potato : loaf

E

milk : liter

View answer & explanation Ans: flake : snow

Correct Answer: flake : snow

A single unit of rice is a grain, and a single unit of snow is a flake.

Q 62 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: PISTOL : BULLET :: ?

A

rifle : trigger

B

target : range

C

gunpowder : explosion

D

crossbow : arrow

E

dagger : point

View answer & explanation Ans: crossbow : arrow

Correct Answer: crossbow : arrow

A pistol fires a bullet, and a crossbow fires an arrow.

Q 63 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: TERMINATE : EMPLOYMENT :: ?

A

prescribe : medicine

B

renew : baby

C

specialize : doctor

D

demolish : truck

E

finalize : lawyer

View answer & explanation Ans: prescribe : medicine

Correct Answer: prescribe : medicine

One terminates employment, and one prescribes medicine.

Q 64 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: MOSAIC : TILES :: ?

A

painting : canvas

B

fresco : paintbrush

C

blend : beans

D

narrative : prologue

E

puzzle : pieces

View answer & explanation Ans: puzzle : pieces

Correct Answer: puzzle : pieces

A mosaic is made up of many tiles, and a puzzle is made up of many pieces.

Q 65 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: RESCIND : REPEAL :: ?

A

repast : forewarn

B

reticent : talkative

C

restore : reinstate

D

recreant : compensate

E

relive : renaissance

View answer & explanation Ans: restore : reinstate

Correct Answer: restore : reinstate

To rescind means to repeal, and to restore means to reinstate.

Q 66 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: SUBPOENA : COURT :: ?

A

innocence : plea

B

trial : witness

C

invitation : party

D

reservoir : water

E

memorandum : office

View answer & explanation Ans: invitation : party

Correct Answer: invitation : party

A subpoena is a summons to a court, and an invitation is a summons to a party.

Q 67 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: FISH : SCHOOL :: ?

A

octopus : tentacle

B

carp : car

C

lion : pride

D

student : university

E

pack : wolf

View answer & explanation Ans: lion : pride

Correct Answer: lion : pride

A group of fish is called a school of fish, and a group of lions is called a pride of lions.

Q 68 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: JAZZ : MUSIC :: ?

A

opera : virtuoso

B

impressionism : painting

C

saxophone : flute

D

rhythm : tone

E

marble : sculpture

View answer & explanation Ans: impressionism : painting

Correct Answer: impressionism : painting

Jazz is a style of music, and impressionism is a style of painting.

Q 69 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: ADORN : BEAUTIFUL :: ?

A

invigorate : lively

B

forgive : correct

C

attract : favorable

D

exert : dynamic

E

paint : color

View answer & explanation Ans: invigorate : lively

Correct Answer: invigorate : lively

To adorn is to make beautiful, and to invigorate is to make something lively.

Q 70 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: DEARTH : GLUT :: ?

A

flood : deluge

B

lack : surplus

C

parcel : postage

D

width : girth

E

rise : acceleration

View answer & explanation Ans: lack : surplus

Correct Answer: lack : surplus

Dearth is an antonym of glut, and lack is an antonym of surplus.

Q 71 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: MEMBRANE : CELL :: ?

A

brick : mortar

B

bark : tree

C

frame : painting

D

jail : bars

E

seam : cloth

View answer & explanation Ans: frame : painting

Correct Answer: frame : painting

A cell can be surrounded by a membrane, and a painting can be surrounded by a frame.

Q 72 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: BIOLOGY : LIFE :: ?

A

science : physics

B

pathology : death

C

botany : fauna

D

chemistry : microbes

E

history : past

View answer & explanation Ans: history : past

Correct Answer: history : past

Biology is the study of life, and history is the study of the past.

Q 73 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: SILENTLY : NOISE :: ?

A

allegedly : accusation

B

readily : hesitation

C

legally : permit

D

technically : computer

E

commonly : official

View answer & explanation Ans: readily : hesitation

Correct Answer: readily : hesitation

When something is done silently, it is done without noise, and when something is done readily, it is done without hesitation.

Q 74 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: GASOLINE : CAR :: ?

A

petroleum : rig

B

track : locomotive

C

wind : windmill

D

bicycle : wheel

E

trampoline : power

View answer & explanation Ans: wind : windmill

Correct Answer: wind : windmill

A car is powered by gasoline, and a windmill is powered by wind.

Q 75 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: ELBOW : JOINT :: ?

A

knee : cartilage

B

liver : organ

C

tendon : ankle

D

vein : artery

E

toe : foot

View answer & explanation Ans: liver : organ

Correct Answer: liver : organ

An elbow is a type of joint, and a liver is a type of organ.

Q 76 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: GRINDS : COFFEE :: ?

A

dregs : tea

B

bin : trash

C

bottle : wine

D

spill : juice

E

teabag : infusion

View answer & explanation Ans: dregs : tea

Correct Answer: dregs : tea

Grinds are a waste product of coffee, and dregs are a waste product of tea.

Q 77 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: ESOTERIC : ABSTRUSE :: ?

A

genetic : subtle

B

catholic : inclusive

C

caustic : harsh

D

tragic : fortuitous

E

barbaric : obtuse

View answer & explanation Ans: caustic : harsh

Correct Answer: caustic : harsh

Something that is esoteric is abstruse, and something that is caustic is harsh.

Q 78 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: SUPERFLUOUS : NEEDED :: ?

A

supercilious : respectful

B

superimposed : heightened

C

subzero : frozen

D

superseded : remembered

E

supine : bovine

View answer & explanation Ans: supercilious : respectful

Correct Answer: supercilious : respectful

Something superfluous is not needed, and someone supercilious is not respectful.

Q 79 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: CLERGYMAN : LAYMAN :: ?

A

priest : minister

B

salesman : janitor

C

teacher : classroom

D

celebrity : journalist

E

soldier : civilian

View answer & explanation Ans: soldier : civilian

Correct Answer: soldier : civilian

One who is not a clergyman is a layman, and one who is not a soldier is a civilian.

Q 80 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: PROXIMITY : NEAR :: ?

A

simplicity : smart

B

specificity : distance

C

humanity : ape

D

volume : loud

E

morality : vice

View answer & explanation Ans: volume : loud

Correct Answer: volume : loud

Proximity measures how near one is, and volume measures how loud something is.

Q 81 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: FALLACIOUS : WRONG :: ?

A

autonomous : independent

B

delicious : edible

C

conscious : asleep

D

cautious : reckless

E

furious : alert

View answer & explanation Ans: autonomous : independent

Correct Answer: autonomous : independent

Something that is fallacious is wrong, and something that is autonomous is independent.

Q 82 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: KNITTER : YARN :: ?

A

sculptor : chisel

B

singer : microphone

C

dancer : shoes

D

drummer : bass

E

seamstress : cloth

View answer & explanation Ans: seamstress : cloth

Correct Answer: seamstress : cloth

Yarn is a knitter's raw material, and cloth is a seamstress's raw material.

Q 83 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: VASCULAR : BLOOD :: ?

A

artery : lung

B

cardiac : heart

C

plasma : brain

D

sugar : insulin

E

kidney : bone

View answer & explanation Ans: cardiac : heart

Correct Answer: cardiac : heart

The word vascular refers to something to do with the blood, and the word cardiac means something to do with the heart.

Q 84 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: TINES : FORK :: ?

A

handle : spoon

B

cup : lid

C

bristle : brush

D

cutlery : tablespoon

E

knife : steak

View answer & explanation Ans: bristle : brush

Correct Answer: bristle : brush

A fork has tines, and a brush has bristles.

Q 85 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: NEPHROLOGIST : KIDNEY :: ?

A

liver : lung

B

journalist : newspaper

C

internist : organ

D

cardiologist : coronary

E

neurologist : nervous system

View answer & explanation Ans: neurologist : nervous system

Correct Answer: neurologist : nervous system

A nephrologist is a physician who has been trained in kidney diseases, and a neurologist is a physician who has been trained in problems of the nervous system.

Q 86 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: CHICKEN : COOP :: ?

A

rabbit : warren

B

fish : river

C

frog : swamp

D

horse : coral

E

pig : pen

View answer & explanation Ans: pig : pen

Correct Answer: pig : pen

On a farm, chickens live in a coop and pigs live in a pen.

Q 87 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: TRIGGER : PISTOL :: ?

A

camera : shutter

B

button : elevator

C

spoke : bicycle

D

key : chain

E

blade : knife

View answer & explanation Ans: button : elevator

Correct Answer: button : elevator

A trigger sets a pistol into motion, and a button sets an elevator into motion.

Q 88 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: HUB : WHEEL :: ?

A

pedal : bicycle

B

spoke : frame

C

core : apple

D

peel : orange

E

circumference : sphere

View answer & explanation Ans: core : apple

Correct Answer: core : apple

Hub is the center of a wheel, and the core is the center of the apple.

Q 89 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: LOCUST : SWARM :: ?

A

goose : gaggle

B

zebra : stripe

C

herd : sheep

D

lion : cub

E

army : ant

View answer & explanation Ans: goose : gaggle

Correct Answer: goose : gaggle

A group of locusts together is called a swarm, and a group of geese together is called a gaggle.

Q 90 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: OBOE : WOODWIND :: ?

A

viola : string

B

saxophone : bass

C

sticks : drum

D

percussion : strings

E

clarinet : reed

View answer & explanation Ans: viola : string

Correct Answer: viola : string

An oboe is a woodwind instrument, and a viola is a string instrument.

Q 91 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: AUDACIOUS : MEEK :: ?

A

feigned : fictitious

B

blatant : obtrusive

C

candid : disingenuous

D

brazen : impudent

E

auspicious : favorable

View answer & explanation Ans: candid : disingenuous

Correct Answer: candid : disingenuous

Audacious is the opposite of meek, and candid is the opposite of disingenuous.

Q 92 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: REGISTRAR : UNIVERSITY :: ?

A

clerk : basement

B

alderman : domicile

C

physiotherapist : factory

D

attorney : courtroom

E

classroom : quadrangle

View answer & explanation Ans: attorney : courtroom

Correct Answer: attorney : courtroom

A registrar works in a university, and an attorney works in a courtroom.

Q 93 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: QUEEN : MONARCHY :: ?

A

countess : count

B

minister : theocracy

C

voter : democracy

D

baroness : aristocracy

E

prince : deficiency

View answer & explanation Ans: baroness : aristocracy

Correct Answer: baroness : aristocracy

A queen is a member of the monarchy, and a baroness is a member of the aristocracy.

Q 94 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: RHETORIC : ELOQUENTLY :: ?

A

oration : economically

B

fulmination : sweetly

C

etiquette : graciously

D

implication : suspiciously

E

insurrection : bitterly

View answer & explanation Ans: etiquette : graciously

Correct Answer: etiquette : graciously

Rhetoric is the art of speaking eloquently, and etiquette is the art of behaving graciously.

Q 95 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: INSIPID : TASTELESS :: ?

A

insouciant : concerned

B

intractable : controlled

C

indolent : restless

D

inimitable : mimetic

E

ingenious : artless

View answer & explanation Ans: ingenious : artless

Correct Answer: ingenious : artless

Something that is insipid is tasteless, and someone who is ingenious is artless.

Q 96 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: FOOT : SUMMIT :: ?

A

floor : beam

B

shingle : tile

C

foundation : roof

D

root : stem

E

paw : tail

View answer & explanation Ans: foundation : roof

Correct Answer: foundation : roof

The foot is at the base or bottom of a mountain and the summit is the top of the mountain, just as the foundation is at the base of a house and the roof is at the top of the house.

Q 97 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: BEVERAGE : COCKTAIL :: ?

A

donkey : mule

B

libation : refreshment

C

water : canteen

D

metal : alloy

E

aperitif : snack

View answer & explanation Ans: metal : alloy

Correct Answer: metal : alloy

A beverage mixed with another beverage is called a cocktail, and a metal mixed with another metal is called an alloy.

Q 98 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: AMBLE : DASH :: ?

A

trot : gallop

B

race : competition

C

stroll : crawl

D

rendezvous : tryst

E

ample : abundant

View answer & explanation Ans: trot : gallop

Correct Answer: trot : gallop

An amble is a slow walk and a dash is a quick run, and a trot is a slow walk on horseback and a gallop is a quick run on horseback.

Q 99 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: COGNIZANT : OBLIVIOUS :: ?

A

cryptic : covert

B

obeisant : disrespectful

C

overt : obvious

D

cogent : convincing

E

incongruous : concrete

View answer & explanation Ans: obeisant : disrespectful

Correct Answer: obeisant : disrespectful

Cognizant is the opposite of oblivious, and obeisant is the opposite of disrespectful.

Q 100 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: CONTIGUOUS : NEIGHBORING :: ?

A

bungalow : cottage

B

disassociated : related

C

abrupt : friendly

D

attached : duplex

E

ambiguous : appalling

View answer & explanation Ans: attached : duplex

Correct Answer: attached : duplex

Two things that are beside each other are contiguous, and two houses beside each other are neighboring; houses that are attached are called duplexes.

Q 101 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: SCALES : FISH :: ?

A

gills : lungs

B

tail : claws

C

hare : fur

D

treble : bass

E

feathers : bird

View answer & explanation Ans: feathers : bird

Correct Answer: feathers : bird

A fish is covered in scales, and a bird is covered in feathers.

Q 102 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: HELMET : MOTORCYCLIST :: ?

A

kickstand : bicycle

B

gloves : hands

C

armor : knight

D

belt : karate

E

hat : priest

View answer & explanation Ans: armor : knight

Correct Answer: armor : knight

A helmet is protective attire worn by a motorcyclist, and armor is protective attire worn by a knight.

Q 103 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: TINSMITH : TIN :: ?

A

forester : forest

B

blacksmith : iron

C

mechanic : engines

D

dietician : food

E

bacteriologist : microbes

View answer & explanation Ans: blacksmith : iron

Correct Answer: blacksmith : iron

A tinsmith makes objects out of tin, and a blacksmith makes objects out of iron.

Q 104 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: EAR : CORN :: ?

A

bushel : apples

B

crop : cotton

C

bail : hay

D

green beans

E

stalk : celery

View answer & explanation Ans: stalk : celery

Correct Answer: stalk : celery

One piece of corn is called an ear, and one piece of celery is called a stalk.

Q 105 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: PEBBLE : BOULDER :: ?

A

rock : sediment

B

quartz : amethyst

C

twig : log

D

valley : tarn

E

coin : bill

View answer & explanation Ans: twig : log

Correct Answer: twig : log

A pebble is a small rock and a boulder is a large rock, and a twig is a small piece of tree and a log is a large piece of a tree.

Q 106 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: PLUTOCRACY : WEALTHY :: ?

A

autonomy : masses

B

oligopoly : president

C

plutonium : rich

D

theocracy : clergy

E

democracy : crowd

View answer & explanation Ans: theocracy : clergy

Correct Answer: theocracy : clergy

Plutocracy describes a state that is ruled by the wealthy, and theocracy describes a state that is ruled by the clergy.

Q 107 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: FRATRICIDE : BROTHER :: ?

A

fraternity : sorority

B

flatulence : odor

C

patricide : mother

D

regicide : king

E

sibling : sister

View answer & explanation Ans: regicide : king

Correct Answer: regicide : king

Fratricide is the killing of a brother, and regicide is the killing of a king.

Q 108 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: TORNADO : STORM :: ?

A

rain : precipitation

B

sleet : hail

C

hurricane : weather

D

flood : drought

E

snow : flake

View answer & explanation Ans: rain : precipitation

Correct Answer: rain : precipitation

A tornado is a type of storm, and rain is a type of precipitation.

Q 109 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: CONFECTIONER : CANDY :: ?

A

etymologist : words

B

geographer : magazines

C

percussionist : notes

D

ventriloquist : vents

E

signalman : light

View answer & explanation Ans: etymologist : words

Correct Answer: etymologist : words

A confectioner works with candy, and an etymologist works with words.

Q 110 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: XENOPHOBE : FOREIGNER :: ?

A

xylophone : jazz

B

bibliophile : book

C

valedictorian : speech

D

warmonger : battle

E

misogynist : woman

View answer & explanation Ans: misogynist : woman

Correct Answer: misogynist : woman

A xenophobe is someone who hates foreigners, and a misogynist is someone who hates women.

Q 111 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: PEREGRINATION : WAYFARER :: ?

A

investigation : felon

B

contumacy : dissident

C

incrimination : suspect

D

insubordination : insider

E

relaxation : masseur

View answer & explanation Ans: contumacy : dissident

Correct Answer: contumacy : dissident

A peregrination is something done by a wayfarer, and a contumacy is something done by a dissident.

Q 112 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: INCALCULABLE : ESTIMATE :: ?

A

illegible : write

B

illogical : calculate

C

unbreakable : break

D

illegitimate : beget

E

untenable : give

View answer & explanation Ans: unbreakable : break

Correct Answer: unbreakable : break

Something that is incalculable is something one cannot estimate, and something that is unbreakable is something one cannot break.

Q 113 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: SONNET : POETRY :: ?

A

story : poem

B

verse : passage

C

novella : prose

D

novelist : poet

E

play : act

View answer & explanation Ans: novella : prose

Correct Answer: novella : prose

A sonnet is a form of poetry, and a novella is a form of prose.

Q 114 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: EPIDERMIS : SKIN :: ?

A

diaphragm : abdomen

B

hair : scalp

C

sole : shoe

D

bark : tree trunk

E

fingernail : toenail

View answer & explanation Ans: bark : tree trunk

Correct Answer: bark : tree trunk

Epidermis is the outer layer of skin, and bark is the outer layer of a tree trunk.

Q 115 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: WINE : GRAPES :: ?

A

butter : milk

B

beans : coffee

C

tea : bag

D

sugar : salt

E

salad : vegetables

View answer & explanation Ans: butter : milk

Correct Answer: butter : milk

Wine is made out of grapes, and butter is made out of milk.

Q 116 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: SATELLITES : EARTH :: ?

A

planets : sun

B

rings : Jupiter

C

milky way : galaxy

D

missile : aircraft

E

star : Venus

View answer & explanation Ans: planets : sun

Correct Answer: planets : sun

Satellites orbit the earth, and planets orbit the sun.

Q 117 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: ACT : PLAY :: ?

A

book : chapter

B

paragraph : word

C

library : fiction

D

bookcase : paperback

E

verse : poem

View answer & explanation Ans: verse : poem

Correct Answer: verse : poem

A play is divided into acts, and a poem is divided into verses.

Q 118 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: ELEVATOR : SHAFT :: ?

A

rope : knot

B

tube : subway

C

car : train

D

motor : piston

E

water : pipe

View answer & explanation Ans: water : pipe

Correct Answer: water : pipe

An elevator travels through a shaft, and water travels through a pipe.

Q 119 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: HYDROELECTRIC : WATER :: ?

A

windmill : gust

B

petroleum : deposit

C

solar : sun

D

muscle : run

E

diesel : octane

View answer & explanation Ans: solar : sun

Correct Answer: solar : sun

Hydroelectric energy is powered by water, and solar energy is powered by the sun.

Q 120 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: WHALE : SEA :: ?

A

deer : forest

B

chicken : rooster

C

iguana : tree

D

elephant : savanna

E

otter : seal

View answer & explanation Ans: deer : forest

Correct Answer: deer : forest

The sea is the whale's natural habitat, and the forest is the deer's natural habitat.

Q 121 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: PLIANT : RIGID :: ?

A

petulant : spoiled

B

crude : refined

C

placid : serene

D

excessive : overgrown

E

aggressive : temperamental

View answer & explanation Ans: crude : refined

Correct Answer: crude : refined

Something that is not pliant is rigid, and something that is not crude is refined.

Q 122 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: TARIFF : IMPORT :: ?

A

bridge : payment

B

stipend : student

C

tip : waiter

D

toll : vehicle

E

tuition : university

View answer & explanation Ans: toll : vehicle

Correct Answer: toll : vehicle

A tariff is a tax on imports, and a toll is a tax on vehicles.

Q 123 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: EARDRUM : HEARING :: ?

A

semicircular canals : stirrup

B

cornea : brain

C

retina : vision

D

tongue : olfactory

E

sandpaper : tactile

View answer & explanation Ans: retina : vision

Correct Answer: retina : vision

The eardrum is part of the system that helps you hear, and the retina is part of the system that helps you see.

Q 124 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: APPRAISAL : JEWELER :: ?

A

calculation : accountant

B

estimate : builder

C

bookkeeper : figure

D

gross : earner

E

earning : employee

View answer & explanation Ans: estimate : builder

Correct Answer: estimate : builder

An appraisal is a valuation given by a jeweler, and an estimate is a valuation given by a builder.

Q 125 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: FLOWER : BOUQUET :: ?

A

singer : choir

B

finger : wrist

C

rivets : wall

D

repast : breakfast

E

orange : juice

View answer & explanation Ans: singer : choir

Correct Answer: singer : choir

A group of flowers is a bouquet, and a group of singers is a choir.

Q 126 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: SATURNINE : STYGIAN :: ?

A

pallid : wan

B

stentorian : quiet

C

smolder : rage

D

ashen : peaked

E

vex : placated

View answer & explanation Ans: pallid : wan

Correct Answer: pallid : wan

Saturnine and stygian are synonyms, and pallid and wan are synonyms.

Q 127 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: ZODIAC : CAPRICORN :: ?

A

January : March

B

star : sign

C

calendar : Scorpio

D

year : November

E

time : ages

View answer & explanation Ans: year : November

Correct Answer: year : November

Capricorn is one of the signs in the zodiac, and November is one of the months in the year.

Q 128 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: MILLENIUM : YEAR :: ?

A

centipede : millipede

B

inch : centimeter

C

millimeter : decameter

D

kilometer : meter

E

week : day

View answer & explanation Ans: kilometer : meter

Correct Answer: kilometer : meter

A millenium is one thousand years, and a kilometer is one thousand meters.

Q 129 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: DESICCATED : HYDRATED :: ?

A

dune : sand

B

coconut : milk

C

steam : ice

D

arid : moist

E

tap : faucet

View answer & explanation Ans: arid : moist

Correct Answer: arid : moist

Desiccated describes something dried and hydrated describes something infused with water, while something arid is dry and something moist is wet.

Q 130 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: STRAY : PEDIGREE :: ?

A

mutt : Labrador

B

Persian : kitten

C

mustang : thoroughbred

D

litter : mongrel

E

squirrel : raccoon

View answer & explanation Ans: mustang : thoroughbred

Correct Answer: mustang : thoroughbred

A wild dog is a stray and a purebred dog is a pedigree, and a wild horse is a mustang and a purebred horse is a thoroughbred.

Q 131 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: TOME : BOOK :: ?

A

drone : bee

B

metropolis : city

C

hardcover : pulp

D

roof : window

E

shelf : encyclopedia

View answer & explanation Ans: metropolis : city

Correct Answer: metropolis : city

A tome is a very large book, and a metropolis is a very large city.

Q 132 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: OAK : DECIDUOUS :: ?

A

willow : weeping

B

poplar : height

C

pine : evergreen

D

bush : rose

E

perennial : annual

View answer & explanation Ans: pine : evergreen

Correct Answer: pine : evergreen

An oak is an example of a deciduous tree, and pine is an example of an evergreen tree.

Q 133 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: CARNIVOROUS : MEAT :: ?

A

vegetarian : lettuce

B

blanched : almond

C

grain : rye

D

omnivorous : everything

E

cornucopia : fruit

View answer & explanation Ans: omnivorous : everything

Correct Answer: omnivorous : everything

A creature that is carnivorous eats meat, and a creature that is omnivorous eats everything.

Q 134 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: LANDLORD : APARTMENT BUILDING :: ?

A

bailiff : court

B

police officer : precinct

C

confectioner : bakery

D

custodian : school

E

gymnast : gymnasium

View answer & explanation Ans: custodian : school

Correct Answer: custodian : school

A landlord maintains an apartment building, and a custodian maintains a school.

Q 135 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: GARAGE : AUTOMOBILE :: ?

A

lawn : bicycle

B

hangar : airplane

C

scooter : skateboard

D

basket : hot-air balloon

E

pad : helicopter

View answer & explanation Ans: hangar : airplane

Correct Answer: hangar : airplane

A garage is a place for storing a car, and a hangar is a place for storing an airplane.

Q 136 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: DIAMOND : BASEBALL :: ?

A

referee : basketball

B

volleyball : court

C

arena : competition

D

basement : table tennis

E

rink : hockey

View answer & explanation Ans: rink : hockey

Correct Answer: rink : hockey

Baseball is played on a diamond, and hockey is played in a rink.

Q 137 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: PHILOLOGIST : LANGUAGE :: ?

A

botanist : cells

B

chemist : sulfur

C

philanthropist : money

D

paleontologist : dinosaurs

E

matador : bull

View answer & explanation Ans: paleontologist : dinosaurs

Correct Answer: paleontologist : dinosaurs

A philologist studies language, and a paleontologist studies dinosaurs.

Q 138 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: DORMANCY : INACTIVITY :: ?

A

sleepiness : arousal

B

activity : movement

C

perseverance : temerity

D

hesitance : cowardliness

E

equilibrium : balance

View answer & explanation Ans: equilibrium : balance

Correct Answer: equilibrium : balance

Dormancy is a state of inactivity, and equilibrium is a state of balance.

Q 139 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: PRUNE : PLUM :: ?

A

pear : apricot

B

tomato : asparagus

C

spice : tarragon

D

ginger : root

E

raisin : grape

View answer & explanation Ans: raisin : grape

Correct Answer: raisin : grape

A prune is a dried plum, and a raisin is a dried grape.

Q 140 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: QUANDARY : DOUBT :: ?

A

propaganda : posting

B

viewpoint : perspective

C

ragamuffin : ombudsman

D

ballot : poll

E

quince : kumquat

View answer & explanation Ans: viewpoint : perspective

Correct Answer: viewpoint : perspective

A quandary is a doubt, and a viewpoint is a perspective.

Q 141 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: PRECINCT : CITY :: ?

A

prude : petticoat

B

bishopric : see

C

jurisdiction : holdings

D

county : state

E

range : scope

View answer & explanation Ans: county : state

Correct Answer: county : state

A precinct is a section of a city, and a county is a section of a state.

Q 142 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: CORPSE : HUMAN :: ?

A

carrion : animal

B

cadaver : undertaker

C

mortician : eulogy

D

casket : body

E

tombstone : burial

View answer & explanation Ans: carrion : animal

Correct Answer: carrion : animal

A corpse is a dead human, and carrion is a dead animal.

Q 143 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: CONVEX : CONCAVE :: ?

A

angle : side

B

physics : geometry

C

circle : triangle

D

obtuse : acute

E

line : point

View answer & explanation Ans: obtuse : acute

Correct Answer: obtuse : acute

Convex is the opposite of concave, and obtuse is the opposite of acute.

Q 144 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: YARN : SWEATER :: ?

A

knitter : crochet hook

B

cobbler : shoe

C

leather : boot

D

cotton : linen

E

bodice : interfacing

View answer & explanation Ans: leather : boot

Correct Answer: leather : boot

Yarn is used to make sweaters, and leather is used to make boots.

Q 145 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: DECIBELS : LOUDNESS :: ?

A

cup : teaspoon

B

ounce : weight

C

sound : volume

D

centimeter : height

E

kilogram : gram

View answer & explanation Ans: ounce : weight

Correct Answer: ounce : weight

A decibel is a measure of loudness, and an ounce is a measure of weight.

Q 146 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: GUITAR : PICK :: ?

A

bass : baton

B

trombone : slide

C

trumpet : mouthpiece

D

cello : bow

E

shoe : lace

View answer & explanation Ans: cello : bow

Correct Answer: cello : bow

One can play a guitar using a pick, and one can play a cello using a bow.

Q 147 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: JOCKEY : HORSE :: ?

A

trainer : dog

B

mare : stallion

C

foal : squire

D

shorts : trousers

E

cyclist : bicycle

View answer & explanation Ans: cyclist : bicycle

Correct Answer: cyclist : bicycle

A jockey rides a horse, and a cyclist rides a bicycle.

Q 148 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: ICE : SOLID :: ?

A

ice cream : milk

B

steam : gas

C

powder : granules

D

liquid : juice

E

cubes : tray

View answer & explanation Ans: steam : gas

Correct Answer: steam : gas

Ice is water in a solid state, and steam is water in a gaseous state.

Q 149 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: URBAN : CITY :: ?

A

southern : country

B

rural : farmland

C

urbane : elegant

D

downtown : suburb

E

high-scale : slum

View answer & explanation Ans: rural : farmland

Correct Answer: rural : farmland

City areas are urban, and farmland areas are rural.

Q 150 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: WORD PROCESSOR : SOFTWARE :: ?

A

cable : mouse

B

motherboard : hardware

C

key : keyboard

D

mainframe : computer

E

monitor : screen

View answer & explanation Ans: motherboard : hardware

Correct Answer: motherboard : hardware

A word processor is a kind of software, and a motherboard is a kind of hardware.

Q 151 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: INDUCTION : ORDINATION :: ?

A

introduced : rejected

B

conduction : orchestra

C

salesman : philanthropist

D

teacher : learner

E

soldier : priest

View answer & explanation Ans: soldier : priest

Correct Answer: soldier : priest

A soldier is inducted into the army, and a priest is ordained into the priesthood.

Q 152 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: DEFROCK : DISCHARGE :: ?

A

religion : philosophy

B

priest : soldier

C

garment : sickness

D

asylum : retreat

E

memorandum : notice

View answer & explanation Ans: priest : soldier

Correct Answer: priest : soldier

A priest who is defrocked leaves the priesthood, and a soldier who is discharged leaves the army.

Q 153 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: SLITHER : SNAKE :: ?

A

squirm : jellyfish

B

waddle : penguin

C

swim : whale

D

walk : rest

E

slide : frog

View answer & explanation Ans: waddle : penguin

Correct Answer: waddle : penguin

A snake slithers when it moves, and a penguin waddles when it moves.

Q 154 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: SUCCULENT : INFERTILE :: ?

A

desert : rainforest

B

leafy : rooted

C

inhabited : isolated

D

lush : desolate

E

separated : together

View answer & explanation Ans: lush : desolate

Correct Answer: lush : desolate

An area that is succulent is not infertile, and an area that is lush is not desolate.

Q 155 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: EXHUME : GRAVE :: ?

A

excel : grade

B

expel : classroom

C

exude : spray

D

extricate : car

E

exit : door

View answer & explanation Ans: expel : classroom

Correct Answer: expel : classroom

To exhume is to take a body out of the grave, and to expel is to take someone out of the classroom.

Q 156 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: TELESCOPE : EYE :: ?

A

eyeglasses : vision

B

telephone : hearing

C

necklace : neck

D

binoculars : pupils

E

stethoscope : ear

View answer & explanation Ans: stethoscope : ear

Correct Answer: stethoscope : ear

A telescope enables one's eye to see better, and a stethoscope enables one's ear to hear better.

Q 157 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: LIMBS : SNAKE :: ?

A

tail : horse

B

talons : eagle

C

teeth : whale

D

wings : chipmunk

E

elephant : horns

View answer & explanation Ans: wings : chipmunk

Correct Answer: wings : chipmunk

A snake has no limbs, and a chipmunk has no wings.

Q 158 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: SWIM : HOVER :: ?

A

slash : sand

B

wave : breeze

C

cloud : beach

D

sail : walk

E

snail : frog

View answer & explanation Ans: wave : breeze

Correct Answer: wave : breeze

One swims in the water and hovers in the sky, and a wave is in the water and a breeze is in the sky.

Q 159 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: POSTERIOR : TAIL :: ?

A

lateral : fin

B

anterior : decade

C

dorsal : leg

D

arm : hand

E

top : face

View answer & explanation Ans: lateral : fin

Correct Answer: lateral : fin

A tail is located at the posterior part of a body, and a fin is located at the lateral part of the body.

Q 160 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: SOLO : MUSICIAN :: ?

A

overture : conductor

B

soliloquy : actor

C

flautist : melodeon

D

alone : loneliness

E

single : divorcee

View answer & explanation Ans: soliloquy : actor

Correct Answer: soliloquy : actor

When a musician performs alone, it is called a solo, and when an actor performs alone, he gives a soliloquy.

Q 161 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: IMBIBE : BEVERAGE :: ?

A

swallow : bite

B

gulp : snack

C

toast : challis

D

food : consume

E

inhale : air

View answer & explanation Ans: inhale : air

Correct Answer: inhale : air

One imbibes a beverage, and one inhales air.

Q 162 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: STALACTITE : STALAGMITE :: ?

A

cave : mountain

B

grotto : dugout

C

ceiling : floor

D

canopy : tile

E

bat : bear

View answer & explanation Ans: ceiling : floor

Correct Answer: ceiling : floor

A stalactite hangs from the ceiling of a cave, and a stalagmite rises from the floor of a cave.

Q 163 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: YOKE : OXEN :: ?

A

reins : strap

B

white : egg

C

harness : horse

D

dog : collar

E

leash : pet

View answer & explanation Ans: harness : horse

Correct Answer: harness : horse

A yoke is a fitting worn by oxen, and a harness is a fitting worn by a horse.

Q 164 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: PAW : KITTEN :: ?

A

nail : hoof

B

whisker : puppy

C

tail : cat

D

claw : crawfish

E

talon : tapir

View answer & explanation Ans: claw : crawfish

Correct Answer: claw : crawfish

A kitten's limb ends in a paw, and a crawfish's limb ends in a claw.

Q 165 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: BENCH : STOOL :: ?

A

Room : Veranda

B

Cup : Saucer

C

Yardstick : Foot rule

D

Table : Cupboard

View answer & explanation Ans: Yardstick : Foot rule

Correct Answer: Yardstick : Foot rule

A bench and a stool are both kinds of seat, and a yardstick and a foot rule are both measuring instruments.

Q 166 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: SKILL : VIRTUOSITY :: ?

A

Brightness : Gloom

B

Momentum : lethargy

C

Insight : Profundity

D

Mendacity : Sincerity

View answer & explanation Ans: Insight : Profundity

Correct Answer: Insight : Profundity

Virtuosity is skill carried to a high degree, and profundity is insight carried to a high degree.

Q 167 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: MONEY : MISAPPROPRIATION :: ?

A

Writing : Plagiarism

B

Gold : Theft

C

Confidence : Deception

D

Germ : Diseases

View answer & explanation Ans: Writing : Plagiarism

Correct Answer: Writing : Plagiarism

Misappropriation is the wrongful use of money, and plagiarism is the wrongful use of writing.

Q 168 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: TOOTH : GUM :: ?

A

Chest : Ribs

B

Bone : Joint

C

Heart : Aorta

D

Eye : Socket

View answer & explanation Ans: Eye : Socket

Correct Answer: Eye : Socket

A tooth sits in the gum, and an eye sits in its socket.

Q 169 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: DIAMOND : NECKLACE :: ?

A

Cars : Roads

B

Flowers : Bouquet

C

Gold : Bangle

D

Books : Shop

View answer & explanation Ans: Flowers : Bouquet

Correct Answer: Flowers : Bouquet

A necklace is made up of diamonds, and a bouquet is made up of flowers.

Q 170 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: LIQUOR : BARTENDER :: ?

A

Lesson : Student

B

Food : Chef

C

Car : Chauffeur

D

Cloth : Weaver

View answer & explanation Ans: Car : Chauffeur

Correct Answer: Car : Chauffeur

A bartender's work concerns liquor, and a chauffeur's work concerns a car.

Q 171 Mathematics Analogy Questions

Complete the analogy: CORPULENT : LEAN :: ?

A

Obedient : Subjective

B

Obese : Lanky

C

Common : Normal

D

Dead : Pale

View answer & explanation Ans: Obese : Lanky

Correct Answer: Obese : Lanky

Corpulent is the opposite of lean, and obese is the opposite of lanky.

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How many questions are in the General Ability: Analogy Questions MCQ bank? +

171 questions, every exercise item printed in the book (pp. 793-806). No item was dropped: the 5 solved examples on p. 793 are instructional material, not exercise items, so they are not counted.

What does the Analogy Questions bank cover? +

Completing word analogies: synonyms and antonyms, type-of and part-of relations, worker-and-tool pairs, measures and units, group names, habitats, raw materials, and professional relations.

Are the answers verified? +

Yes. Each answer was checked against the book's printed explanation and the analogy rule. Three printed letters that contradicted their own explanations (Q60, Q91, Q133) were corrected and flagged, and three items with a blank printed letter (Q43, Q87, Q123) were identified from their explanations.

Which other exams does this bank help with? +

Analogy questions appear across FPSC, PPSC, NTS, PTS and other one-paper exams, so the bank is useful practice for all of them, not just FPSC.

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