Analogies:Test-1

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In each of the following questions, a related pair of words or phrases is followed by lettered pairs of words or phrases. Select the lettered pair that best expresses a relationship similar to that expresses in the original pair.

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Question 1

LYING : PERJURY

A	Statement : Testimony
B	Seeing : Observing
C	Taking Stealing
D	Eating : Dining

Question 1 Explanation:

Solution: Perjury is an extended form of lying, just as a testimony is an extended form of a statement. Option A is the right choice

Question 2

PREHISTORIC: MEDIEVAL

A	A. Akbar : British
B	B. Antique : Outdated
C	C. Present : Future
D	D. Colossus: Elephant

Question 2 Explanation:

Solution: Medieval follows prehistoric, just as future follows present. Hence, option C is the right choice

Question 3

LOUD : STENTORIAN

A	Mild : Noisy
B	Painful : Prickly
C	Adjective : Descriptive
D	Bright : Resplendent

Question 3 Explanation:

Solution: Both the pairs are pairs of synonyms. Option D is the right choice.

Question 4

LIMPID : MURKY

A	Dazed : Clouded
B	Obscure : Vague
C	Bright : Gloomy
D	Nebulous : Dim

Question 4 Explanation:

Solution: Limpid (Clear and bright) is the opposite of murky. Both are pairs of antonyms. Hence, option C is the right choice as bright is the opposite of gloomy

Question 5

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