Analogies:Test-3

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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

SECRET : CLANDESTINE

A	Overt : Furtive
B	Covert : Stealthy
C	Open : Closed
D	News : Rumour

Question 1 Explanation:

Both are pairs of synonyms. All four words (in the question and the correct answer option) mean 'secret'. Hence, option B is the right choice.

Question 2

DRAMA : AUDIENCE

A	Brawl : Vagabonds
B	Game : Spectators
C	Art : Critics
D	Movie : Actors

Question 2 Explanation:

Audience watch a drama and spectators watch a game. Option B is the right choice.

Question 3

BUILDING : STOREY

A	Book : Chapter
B	Sentence : Adjective
C	Tree : Stem
D	Elephant : Tusk

Question 3 Explanation:

Just as a building can have many stories, a book can have many chapters. Hence, option A is the right choice.

Question 4

LIQUID : GASEOUSNESS

A	Serum : Fume
B	Humid : Arid
C	Thaw : Distil
D	Smoke : Cloud

Question 4 Explanation:

The first pair shows two states of matter and the second pair gives examples of those states. Serum in this case is a liquid and fumes represent the gaseous state for it. Option A is the right choice.

Question 5

FISSION : FUSION

A	Implosion : Explosion
B	Separation : Combination
C	Intrusion : Extrusion
D	Enemy : Friend

Question 5 Explanation:

The first word of each pair refers to breaking up of something and the second pair refers to joining of something. Hence, option B is the right choice.

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