Verbal Analogies Flashcards

1
Q

ABATE is to LESSEN as LITHE is to

a) GRACEFUL
b) MINIMAL
c) CONTROVERSIAL
d) SLOTHFUL
e) CAPABL

A

a) GRACEFUL

Abate and lesson are synonyms. Lithe and graceful also have similar meanings.

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  1. IMPURE is to TAINTED as REMUNERATION is to

a) HIATUS
b) REPROACH
c) IMITATION
d) COMPENSATION
e) DEJECTION

A

d) COMPENSATION

Impure and tainted are synonyms. Remuneration and compensation also have similarmeanings.

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  1. EXHORT is to ENCOURAGE as HASTEN is to

a) CRITICIZE
b) ADJUST
c) PREVENT
d) SPEED UP
e) CHEAPEN

A

d) SPEED UP

Exhort and encourage are synonyms. To hasten means to speed up.

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  1. JOVIAL is to GLUM as SHREWD is to

a) LUSH
b) BLISSFUL
c) VACUOUS
d) INTELLIGENT
e) GENTLE

A

c) VACUOUS

Jovial and glum are antonyms. Shrewd and vacuous also have opposite meanings.

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5
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  1. DRY is to PARCHED as DAMP is to

a) TORN
b) SPILLED
c) EMPTY
d) SOAKED
e) DAMAGED

A

d) SOAKED

Something that is parched is extremely dry. Something that is soaked is extremely damp.

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6
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  1. MILE is to DISTANCE as POUND is to

a) WEIGHT
b) VOLUME
c) LENGTH
d) HEIGHT
e) OUNCE

A

a) WEIGHT

A mile is a measure of distance. A pound is a measure of weight.

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  1. ACUMEN is to INSIGHTFULNESS as PARISIMONIOUS is to

a) PONDEROUS
b) IGNORANT
c) UNKEMPT
d) STINGY
e) EXPENSIVE

A

d) STINGY

Acumen and insightfulness are synonyms. Parsimonious and stingy also have similarmeanings.

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  1. BIRD is to FLOCK as INSECT is to

a) SWARM
b) HERD
c) PACK
d) SCHOOL
e) LITTER

A

a) SWARM

A flock is a large group of birds. A large group of insects is called a swarm.

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  1. INNOCOUS is to HARMFUL as PACIFY is to

a) SOOTHE
b) INSTIGATE
c) WANDER
d) REFLECT
e) ASSURE

A

b) INSTIGATE

Innocuous and harmful are antonyms. To pacify and to instigate also have opposite meanings.

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  1. CENTURY is to 100 as MILLENNIUM is to

a) 1
b) 10
c) 500
d) 1,000
e) 5,000

A

d) 1,000

A century lasts for 100 years. A millennium lasts for 1,000 years.

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  1. MINUTE is to HOUR as INCH is to

a) HEIGHT
b) LENGTH
c) DISTANCE
d) FOOT
e) MILLIMETER

A

d) FOOT

An hour can be divided into minutes. A foot can be divided into inches.

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12
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  1. CARD is to DECK as SHIP is to

a) SAIL
b) DECK
c) PADDLE
d) OCEAN
e) FLEET

A

e) FLEET

Cards are collected into decks. A collection of ships is called a fleet.

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  1. VAST is to EXPANSIVE as SMALL is to

a) MEASURABLE
b) DISTANT
c) MINISCULE
d) ENORMOUS
e) DIVISIBLE

A

c) MINISCULE

Vast and expansive are synonyms. Small and miniscule also have similar meanings.

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  1. STREAM is to RIVER as GROVE is to

a) FOREST
b) WOOD
c) LEAF
d) BRANCH
e) TREE

A

a) FOREST

A large stream of water is called a river. A large grove of trees is called a forest.

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15
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  1. MILK is to DAIRY as CHICKEN is to

a) EGG
b) POULTRY
c) HEN
d) FLOCK
e) EDIBLE

A

b) POULTRY

Milk is a form of dairy. Chicken is a form of poultry.

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16
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  1. KNOB is to DOOR as ROOF is to

a) WALLS
b) SHINGLE
c) FLOOR
d) KITCHEN
e) HOUSE

A

e) HOUSE

A knob is part of a door. A roof is part of a house.

17
Q
  1. SCISSORS is to CUT as BRUSH is to

a) PAINT
b) SMOOTH
c) POUND
d) HAMMER
e) DIVIDE

A

a) PAINT

Scissors are used to cut. A brush is used to paint.

18
Q
  1. TRAIN is to TRACK as CAR is to
    a) ROAD
    b) WHEEL
    c) DRIVE
    d) MOTOR
    e) BRAKE
A

a) ROAD

A train travels along a track. A car travels along a road.

19
Q
  1. SEAMSTRESS is to SEW as BLACKSMITH is to

a) BUILD
b) REPAIR
c) FORGE
d) SAW
e) MEND

A

c) FORGE

A seamstress sews. A blacksmith forges.

20
Q
  1. ANNOYED is to FURIOUS as HAPPY is to

a) UNPLEASANT
b) ECSTATIC
c) CONSIDERATE
d) MOURNFUL
e) CLEVER

A

b) ECSTATIC

Furious means very angry or annoyed. Ecstatic means very happy or excited.

21
Q
  1. REPREHENSIBLE is to BLAMELESS as SURRENDER is to

a) GIVE UP
b) PONDER
c) CREATE
d) PERSIST
e) SULK

A

d) PERSIST

Reprehensible and blameless are antonyms. To surrender and to persist also have opposite meanings.

22
Q
  1. NICKEL is to 5 as DIME is to

a) 5
b) 10
c) 15
d) 50
e) 100

A

b) 10

A nickel is equal to 5 cents. A dime is equal to 10 cents.

23
Q
  1. PECULIAR is to STRANGE as DEFACED is to

a) MANUFACTURED
b) DAMAGED
c) GENERATED
d) ALTERED
e) STABILIZED

A

b) DAMAGED

Peculiar and strange are synonyms. Defaced and damaged also have similar meanings.

24
Q
  1. CAT is to POUNCES as BIRD is to

a) SWINGS
b) CRAWLS
c) SLITHERS
d) ROAMS
e) FLUTTERS

A

e) FLUTTERS

Pounces describes a cat’s movement. Of the options listed, ‘flutters’ best describes a bird’s movement.

25
Q
  1. NEBULOUS is to CLEAR as REPUGNANT is to

a) APPEALING
b) BEWILDERING
c) SCATHING
d) REASSURING
e) TRIFLING

A

a) APPEALING

Nebulous and clear have opposite meanings. Appealing is an antonym of repugnant.