Verbal Analogy Questions Flashcards
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MISER is to WEALTH as HERMIT is to:
Answer: Solitude
A miser hoards wealth just as a hermit chooses solitude, making each the defining characteristic of that person.
ARCHIPELAGO is to ISLANDS as CONSTELLATION is to:
Answer: Stars
An archipelago is a cluster of islands just as a constellation is a cluster of stars.
IMPEDE is to PROGRESS as MUFFLE is to:
Answer: Sound
To impede slows or blocks progress just as to muffle reduces or blocks sound.
OPTOMETRIST is to VISION as AUDIOLOGIST is to:
Answer: Hearing
An optometrist specializes in vision just as an audiologist specializes in hearing.
SUMMIT is to MOUNTAIN as MOUTH is to:
Answer: River
The summit is the endpoint (top) of a mountain just as the mouth is the endpoint (outlet) of a river.
LACONIC is to WORDS as SPARTAN is to:
Answer: Luxury
Laconic means using very few words (from Laconia/Sparta), just as spartan means characterized by the absence of luxury.
TROUGH is to WAVE as VALLEY is to:
Answer: Mountain
A trough is the lowest point of a wave just as a valley is the lowest point between mountains.