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Example Question #451 : Analogies: Determining Meaning From Type Of Relationship
Complete this analogy.
Wood is to carpenter as stone is to __________.
brick
tile
mortar
cobbler
mason
mason
A carpenter builds with wood and a mason builds with stone.
Example Question #33 : Tool/Use, User/Tool, Actor/Action, Product/Producer, And Subject/Object
Complete this analogy.
Myopic is to glasses as lame is to __________.
myeloma
spectacles
eyes
male
crutches
crutches
A person who is myopic needs glasses. A person who is lame needs crutches.
Example Question #34 : Tool/Use, User/Tool, Actor/Action, Product/Producer, And Subject/Object
Pope is to miter as __________.
monarch is to rule
priest is to cross
king is to scepter
queen is to crown
bishop is to ring
queen is to crown
The miter is the hat of papal authority, while the crown is the hat of queenly authority. The scepter might also mark the authority of the king, but it's not a hat, so "queen is to crown" is a closer match.
Example Question #452 : Analogies: Determining Meaning From Type Of Relationship
Complete this analogy.
Sneaker is to runner as __________.
concrete is to construction worker
dress is to bride
coffee is to barista
mask is to scuba diver
tie is to teacher
mask is to scuba diver
Sneakers are accessories runners wear to successfully complete their task (running); similarly, masks are accessories scuba divers wear to successfully complete their task (scuba diving).
Example Question #453 : Analogies: Determining Meaning From Type Of Relationship
Complete this analogy.
Football is to hand as __________.
toe is to ballerina
racket is to tennis
soccer is to foot
golf is to hole
race is to competition
soccer is to foot
When playing football, the football can be moved by someone throwing it with their hand. Similarly, when playing soccer, the soccer ball can be moved by someone kicking it with their foot.
Example Question #37 : Tool/Use, User/Tool, Actor/Action, Product/Producer, And Subject/Object
Complete this analogy.
Deaf is to captions as blind is to __________.
hearing
braille
blank
sight
vision
braille
Captions help deaf people experience the "spoken word" and Braille printing allows blind people to experience the "written word."
Example Question #38 : Tool/Use, User/Tool, Actor/Action, Product/Producer, And Subject/Object
Complete this analogy.
Blacksmith is to __________ as carpenter is to wood.
guild
cotton
iron
religion
medieval
iron
A "carpenter" is someone who shapes wood for a living, so to solve this analogy you need to determine which of these is an object fashioned and shaped by a blacksmith. The correct answer is "iron."
Example Question #39 : Tool/Use, User/Tool, Actor/Action, Product/Producer, And Subject/Object
Complete this analogy.
__________ is to stone as butcher is to meat.
Carpenter
Blacksmith
Tycoon
Priest
Mason
Mason
A "butcher" is someone who works with and sells meat products. So, to solve this analogy you need to determine which of these describes someone who works with stone. The correct answer is "mason." Additionally, a "blacksmith" works with iron and other metals and a "tycoon" is a businessman, a magnate.
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