Verbal Analogies and Word Relationships Flashcards
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FLOCK is to BIRDS as PACK is to:
Answer: Wolves
A flock is the collective noun for birds, just as a pack is the collective noun for wolves.
HARD is to DIAMOND as SOFT is to:
Answer: Cotton
Diamond represents the extreme of hardness, just as cotton represents the extreme of softness.
TRIAL is to VERDICT as INVESTIGATION is to:
Answer: Arrest
A trial concludes with a verdict, just as an investigation typically concludes with an arrest.
GENEROUS is to MISERLY as COURAGEOUS is to:
Answer: Cowardly
Generous and miserly are antonyms, just as courageous and cowardly are antonyms.
EYE is to SEE as EAR is to:
Answer: Hear
The eye is the organ used to see, just as the ear is the organ used to hear.
LAWS are to LEGISLATURE as RULINGS are to:
Answer: Judiciary
Laws are created by the legislature, just as rulings are made by the judiciary.
RECRUIT is to OFFICER as STUDENT is to:
Answer: Graduate
A recruit progresses to become an officer, just as a student progresses to become a graduate.