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    2. ANALOGY page-35-79

    Analogy means correspondence.In questions based on analogy, a particular relationship is given and another similar

    relationship has to identified from the alternatives provided. Analogy tests are, therefore,

    meant to test a candidates overall knowledge, power of reasoning and ability to thinkconcisely and accurately. Below are given some common relationships which will help

    you detect most analogies better :

    1. Country and Capital :

    Ex. Afghanistan : Kabul

    Kabul is the capital of Afghanistan.Some more examples are given below :

    Australia : Canberra Canada : Ottawa Japan : Tokyo

    Austria : Vienna Spain : Madrid Italy : Rome

    Bangladesh : Dhaka Greece : Athens Egypt : CairoBhutan : Thimpu China : Beijing France : Paris

    Iraq : Baghdad Iran : Teheran India : DelhiDenmark : Copenhagen Nepal : Kathmandu Cuba : Havana

    Indonesia : Jakarta Kenya : Nairobi Norway : Oslo

    Portugal : Lisbon Pakistan : Islamabad Thailand : Bangkok Sri Lanka : Colombo Russia : Moscow UK : London

    2. State and Capital :

    Ex. Maharashtra : MumbaiMumbai is the capital of Maharashtra.

    Some more examples are given below :

    Karnataka : Bangalore Assam : Dispur Bihar : Patna

    Orissa : Bhubaneshwar Rajasthan : Jaipur Sikkim : Gangtok

    Gujarat : Ahmedabad U. P : Lucknow Kerala : TrivandrumHimachal Pradesh : Shimala Meghalaya : Shillong Nagaland : kohima

    Tamil Nadu : Chennai Andhra Pradesh : Hyderabad West Bengal :Kolkata

    3. Country and Currency :

    Ex. India : Rupee

    Rupee is the currency of India.

    Some more examples are given below :Argentina : Peso Bangladesh : Taka Burma : Kyat

    China : Yuan Greece : Drachma Iran : Rial

    Iraq : Dinar Japan : Yen Korea : WonKuwait : Dinar UK : pound USA : Dollar

    Thailand : Baht UAE : Dirham Turkey : Lira

    Spain : Peseta Russia : Rouble Germany : Mark Netherlands : Guilder Sweden : Krona

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    4. Instrument and Measurement :

    Ex. Barometer : Pressure

    Barometer is an instrument used to measure pressure.Some more examples are given below :

    Thermometer : Temperature Anemometer : Wind Odometer : SpeedHygrometer : Humidity Balance : Mass Scale : Length

    Ammeter : Current Taseometer : Strains Screw gauge : Thickness

    Seismograph : Earthquakes Sphygmomanometer :Blood Pressure

    5. Quantity and Unit :

    Ex. Length : MetreMetre is the unit of measuring length.

    Some more examples are given below :

    Mass : Kilogram Time : Seconds Force : Newton

    Energy : Joule Resistance : Ohm Volume : LitreAngle : Radians Power : Watt Potential : Volt

    Work : Joule Current : Ampere Pressure : PascalArea : Hectare Temperature : Degrees Conductivity :

    Luminosity : Candela Magnetic field : Oersted Mho

    6. Individual and Group :

    Ex. Sailors : Grew

    A group of sailors is called crew.

    Some more examples are given below :Cattle : Herd Sheep : Flock Flowers : Bouquet

    Bees : Swarm Riders : Cavalcade Man : Crowd

    Grapes : Bunch Singer : Chorus Artist : TroupeSoldiers : Army Fish : Shoal Nomads : Hoarde

    Players : Team Rioters : Mob Robbers :

    GangMinisters : Council Musicians : Band Pupils : Class

    Pilgrims : Caravan Geese : Gaggle Chicken : Brood

    Termites : Colony Goods : Stock Drawers : Chest

    7. Animal and Young One :

    Ex. Cow : Calf

    Calf is the young one of cow.Some more examples are given below :

    Bear : Cub Hen : Chick Cat : Kitten

    Horse : Colt/Filly/Foal Lion/Tiger : Cub Man : ChildDuck : Duckling Sheep : Lamb Insect : Larva

    Butterfly : Caterpillar Stag : Fawn Frog : Tadpole

    Dog : Puppy Deer : Fawn Swan : Cygnet

    Cockroach : Nymph

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    8. Male and Female :

    Ex. Horse : MareMare is the female horse.

    Some more examples are given below :

    Dog : Bitch Bull : Cow Cock : Hen

    Drone : Bee Stag : Doe Lion : Lioness

    Colt : Filly Bullock : Heifer Gander : GooseFox : Vixen Drake : Duck Bachelor : Spinster

    Nephew : Niece Son : Daughter Lord : Lady

    Brother : Sister Wizard : Witch Monk : Nun

    Master : Mistress Tutor : Governess Earl : Countess

    9. Animal and Movement :

    Ex. Duck : Waddle

    Waddling is the name given to the movement of the duck.Some more examples are given below :

    Bird : Fly Cock : Strut Eagle : SwoopOwl : Flit Bear : Lumber Donkey : Trot

    Elephant : Amble Horse : Gallop Lamb : Frisk

    Lion : Prowl Mouse : Scamper Rabbit : Leap

    10. Animal/Thing and Sound

    Ex. Lion : Roar

    Roar is the sound produced by a lion.Some more examples are given below:

    Donkey : Bray Frog : Croak Goat : Bleat

    Horse : Neigh Snake : Hiss Jackal : HowlMice : Squeak Cat : Mew Cattle : Low

    Camel : Grunt Elephant : Trumpet Monkey : Gibber

    Cock : Crow Owl : Hoot Sparrow : ChirpCrow : Caw Duck : Quack Hen : Cackle

    Bells : Chime Drum : Beat Coins : Jingle

    Thunder : Roar Leaves : Rustle Rain : Patter

    11. Individual/Thing and Class :

    Ex. Lizard : Reptile

    Lizard belongs to the class of Reptiles.Some more examples are given below :

    Man : Mammal Butterfly : Insect Whale : Mammal

    Ostrich : Bird Snake : Reptile Rat : RodentFrog : Amphibian Pen : Stationery Curtain : Drapery

    Chair : Furniture Cup : Crockery Shirt : Garment

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    12. Individual and Dwelling Place :

    Ex. Dog : KennelA dog lives in a kennel.

    Some more examples are given below :

    Bee : Hive Bird : Nest Cow : Byre/PenEagle : Eyrie Hare : Burrow Horse : Stable

    Lion : Den Mouse : Hole Owl : Barn

    Pig : Sty Spider : Web Convict : PrisonEskimo : Igloo Gypsy : Caravan King : Palace

    Knight : Mansion Lunatic : Asylum Monk : Monastery

    Nun : Convent Peasant : Cottage Soldier : Barracks

    13. Animals/Things and Keeping Place :

    Ex. Car : Garage

    A car is kept in a garage.

    Some more examples are given below :Aeroplane : Hangar Bees : Apiary Birds : Aviary

    Animals : Zoo Clothes : Wardrobe Fish : AquariumGrains : Granary Guns : Armoury Curios : Museum

    Medicine : Dispensary Patient : Hospital Wine : Cellar

    14. Games and Place of Playing :

    Ex. Badminton : Court

    Badminton is played on a court.

    Some more examples are given below :Boxing : Ring Athletics : Stadium Exercise : Gymnasium

    Hockey : Ground Skating : Rink Cricket : Pitch

    Race : Track Tennis : Court Wrestling : Arena

    15. Worker and Tool :

    Ex. Blacksmith : AnvilAnvil is the tool used by a blacksmith.

    Some more examples are given below :

    Carpenter : Saw chef : Knife Woodcutter :Axe

    Author : Pen Soldier : Gun Warrior : SwordDoctor : Stethoscope Farmer : Plough Surgeon : Scalpel

    Gardener : Harrow Mason : Plumbline Sculptor : Chisel

    Labourer : Spade Tailor : Needle

    16. Tool and Action :

    Ex. Needle : SewA needle is used for sewing.

    Some more examples are given below :

    Knife : Cut Gun : Shoot Spoon : Feed

    Binocular : View Sword : Slaughter Shovel : Scoop

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    Chisel : Carve Oar : Row Axe : Grind

    Auger : Bore Spade : Dig Shield : Guard

    Mattock : Dig Pen : Write Spanner : GripTongs : Hold Microscope : Magnify Loudspeaker :

    Amplify

    17. Worker and Working Place :

    Ex. Chef : Kitchen

    A chef works in a kitchen.Some more examples are given below :

    Farmer : Field Teacher : School Clerk : Office

    Sailor : Ship Engineer : Site Warrior : Battlefield

    Doctor : Hospital Servant : House Grocer : ShopPainter : Gallery Waiter : Restaurant Worker : Factory

    Umpire : Pitch Gambler : Casino Beautician : Parlour

    Artist : Theatre Actor : Stage Mechanic : Garage

    Lawyer : Court Scientist : Laboratory Astronomer :Observatory

    18. Worker and Product :

    Ex. Mason : Wall

    A mason builds a wall.Some more examples are given below :

    Choreographer : Ballet Dramatist : Play Cobbler : Shoes

    Editor : Newspaper Producer : Film Chef : Food

    Architect : Design Tailor : Clothes Poet : PoemFarmer : Crop Author : Book Goldsmith : Ornaments

    Carpenter : Crop Butcher : Meat Teacher : Education

    19. Product and Raw Material :

    Ex. Prism : Glass

    Prism is made of glass.Some more examples are given below :

    Butter : Milk Cloth : Fiber Paper : Pulp

    Wine : Grapes Fabric : Yarn Wall : Brick

    Road : Asphalt Furniture : Wood Book : paper Shoes : Leather Pullover : Wool Sack : Jute

    Omelette : Egg Metal : Ore Jewellery : Gold

    Rubber : Latex Linen : Flax Jaggery :Sugarcane

    Oil : Seed

    20. Part and Whole Relationship :

    Ex. Pen : Nib

    Nib is a part of a pen.

    Some more examples are given below :

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    Pencil : Lead Class : Student Clock : Needle

    Circle : Arc House : Room Car : Steering

    Aeroplane : Cockpit Book : Chapter Fan : BladeCart : Wheel Bicycle : Pedal

    21. Pair Relationship :Ex. Shoes : Socks

    Shoes and socks go together.

    Some more examples are given below :Shirt : Trousers Chair : Table Lock : Key

    Saree : Blouse Pencil : Eraser Door : Window

    Cup : Saucer Horse : Carriage Question : Answer

    22. Study and Topic :

    Ex. Ornithology : Birds

    Ornithology is the study of birds.

    Some more examples are given below :Seismology : Earthquakes Entomology : Insects Botany : Plants

    Anthropology : Man Cardiology : Heart Mycology : FungiPathology : Diseases Physiology : Body Haematology : Blood

    Phycology : Algae Pedology : Soil Nephrology : Kidney

    Palaeontology : Fossils Ichthyology : Fishes Herpetology :Amphibians

    Taxonomy : Classification Selenography : Moon Eccrinology :

    Secretions

    Craniology : Skull Concology : Shells Palaeography : Writings

    Astrology : Future Archaeology : Artifacts Onomatology : Names

    Zoology : Animals Oology : Eggs Virology : Viruses

    23. Word and Intensity :

    Ex. Anger : RageRage is of higher intensity than Anger.

    Some more examples are given below :

    Wish Desire Touch : Push Kindle : Burn

    Sink : Drown Quarrel : War Error : Blunder Famous : Renowned Unhappy : Sad Refuse : Deny

    Crime : Sin Moisten : Drench Speak : Shout

    24. Word and Synonym :

    Ex. Abode : Dwelling

    Abode means almost the same as Dwelling. Thus, Dwelling is the synonym ofAbode.

    Some more examples are given below :

    Blend : Mix Solicit : Request Ban : Prohibition

    Presage : Predict Assign : Allot Haughty : proud

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    Flaw : Defect Fierce : Violent Fallacy : Illusion

    Substitute : Replace Mend : Repair Alight : Descent

    Presume : Assume Brim : Edge House : HomeSedate : Calm Dissipate : Squander Dearth : Scarcity

    Abduct : Kidnap Vacant : Empty

    25. Word and Antonym :

    Ex. Attack : Defend

    Defend means the opposite of Attack. Thus, Defend is the antonym of attack.Some more examples are given below :

    Advance : Retreat Sink : Float Cruel : Kind

    Robust : Weak Best : Worst Gentle : Harsh

    Deep : Shallow Fresh : Stale Ignore : NoticeCordial : Hostile Initial : Final Lethargy : Alertness

    Affirm : Deny Mourn : Rejoice Kindle : Extinguish

    Lend : Borrow Condense : Expand Create : Destroy

    Gradual : Abrupt Chaos : Peace

    TYPE 1 : COMPLETING THE ANALOGOUS PAIR

    In this type of questions, two words are given. These words are related to each other insome way. Another word is also given. The candidate is required to find out the

    relationship between the first two words and choose the word from the given alternatives,

    which bears the same relationship to the third word, as the first two bear.

    ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLES

    Ex. 1. Giant : Dwarf :: Genius : ?(a) Wicked (b) Gentle (c) Idiot (d) Tiny

    Sol. Dwarf is the antonym of Giant. Similarly, the antonym of Genius is Idiot.

    So, the answer is (c).

    Ex. 2. Newspaper : Press :: Cloth : ?

    (a) Tailor (b) Textile (c) Fiber (d) Mill

    Sol. Just as newspaper is prepared in press, cloth is manufactured in the mill.So the answer is (d)

    Ex. 3. Anaemia : Blood :: Anarchy : ?(a) Lawlessness (b) Government (c) Monarchy (d) Disorder

    Sol. Anaemia is the state of lack of blood. Similarly, anarchy is the state of lack of

    government. So the answer is (b).

    Ex. 4. Cattle : Herd :: Sheep : ?

    (a) Flock (b) Swarm (c) Shoal (d) Mob

    Sol. Herd is a group of cattle. Similarly, flock is a collection of sheep.

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    Hence, the answer is (a).

    Ex. 5. Botany : Plants :: Entomology : ?

    (a) Snakes (b) Insects (c) Birds (d) Germs

    Sol. Botany is the branch of science which deals with the study of plants. Similarly,Entomology is the branch of science which deals with the study of insects.

    Hence, the answer is (b).

    Ex. 6. Acting : Theatre :: Gambling : ?

    (a) Casino (b) Club (c) Bar (d) Gymn

    Sol. Acting is performed in a theatre. Similarly, casino is a place where people

    gamble. So, the answer is (a).

    Ex. 7. Vigilant : Alert :: Viable : ?

    (a) Active (b) Hopeless ` (c) Feasible (d) Useful

    Sol. Alert is the synonym of Vigilant. Similarly, the synonym of Viable isFeasible. So, the answer is (c).

    Ex. 8. Mumbai : Maharashtra :: Trivandrum : ?

    (a) Kolkata (b) Gujarat (c) Kerala (d) Sikkim

    Sol. Mumbai is the capital of Maharashtra. Similarly, Trivandrum is the capital ofKerala. So, the answer is (c).

    Ex. 9. Menu : Food :: Catalogue : ?

    (a) Rack (b) Newspaper (c) Library (d) Books

    Sol. Menu lists all the food items in a restaurant. Similarly, catalogue is a list of all the

    books in a library. Hence, the answer is (d).

    Ex.10.Pulp : Paper :: Hemp : ?

    (a) Basket (b) Yarn (c) Rope (d) Cotton

    Sol. Pulp is the basic raw material used in the production of paper. Similarly, hemp isused to make rope. Hence, the answer is (c).

    EXERCISE 2A

    Directions : In each of the following questions, there is a certain relationship between

    two given words on one side of :: and one word is given on another side of :: whileanother word is to be found from the given alternatives, having the same relation with

    this word as the words of the given pair bear. Choose the correct alternative.

    1. Mango : Fruit :: Potato : ?

    (a) Root (b) Fruit (c) Stem (d) Flower

    2. Dog : Bark :: Goat : ?

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    (a) Bleat (b) Howl (c) Grunt (d) Bray

    3. Food : Stomach :: Fuel : ?

    (a) Plane (b) Truck (c) Engine (d) Automobile

    4. Moon : Satellite :: Earth : ?

    (a) Sun (b) Planet (c) Solar System (d) Asteroid

    5. Laugh : Joy :: Weep : ?

    (a) Grief (b) Remorse (c) Baby (d) Punishment

    6. Cricket : Bat :: Hockey : ?(a) Field (b) Stick (c) Player (d) Ball

    7. Bird : Wing :: Fish : ?

    (a) Gill (b) Fin (c) Tail (d) Scale

    8. Coconut : Shell :: Letter : ?(a) Letter-box (b) Stamp (c) Mail (d) Envelope

    9. Smoke : Pollution :: War : ?(a) Destruction (b) Treaty (c) Victory (d) Peace

    10. Kandla : Gujarat :: Cochin : ?

    (a) Karnataka (b) Kerala (c) Goa (d) Chennai

    11. Commodore : Navy :: Brigadier : ?

    (a) Captain (b) Commander (c) Air Force (d) Army

    12. Assam : Bihu :: Kerala : ?

    (a) Kathakali (b) Kuchipudi (c) Kathak (d) Bharatnatyam

    13. Square : Diamond :: Circle : ?

    (a) Smooth (b) Round (c) Oval (d) Ball

    14. Ruby : Red :: Sapphire : ?

    (a) Blue (b) White (c) Green (d) Silver

    15. Man : Machine :: Master : ?

    (a) Worker (b) Manager (c) House (d) Slave

    16. Good : Bad :: Virtue : ?

    (a) Blame (b) Sin (c) Despair (d) Vice

    17. Melt : Liquid :: Freeze : ?

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    (a) Ice (b) Condense (c) Solid (d) Crystal

    18. Fear : Threat :: Anger : ?

    (a) Compulsion (b) Panic (c) Provocation (d) Force

    19. Scrap : Food :: Lees : ?

    (a) Bread (b) Tea (c) Wine (d) Rice

    20. Safe : Secure :: Protect : ?

    (a) Conserve (b) Sure (c) Guard (d) Lock

    21. Girl : Beautiful :: Boy : ?(a) Smart (b) Heroic (c) Courageous (d) Handsome

    22. Touch : Feel :: Greet : ?

    (a) Smile (b) Manners (c) Acknowledge (d) Success

    23. Chair : Furniture :: Shoe : ?(a) Socks (b) Footwear (c) Leather (d) Cobbler

    24. Typist : Typewriter :: Writer : ?(a) Book (b) Paper (c) Script (d) Pen

    25. Rupee : India :: Yen : ?

    (a) Turkey (b) Banglandesh (c) Japan (d) Pakistan

    26. Dog : Rabies :: Mosquito : ?

    (a) Plague (b) Death (c) Malaria (d) Sting

    27. Horse : Jockey :: Car : ?

    (a) Mechanic (b) Chauffeur (c) Steering (d) Brake

    28. Boat : Ore :: Bicycle : ?

    (a) Pedal (b) Seat (c) Road (d) Wheel

    29. Aeroplane : Cockpit :: Train : ?

    (a) Wagon (b) Coach (c) Compartment (d) Engine

    30. Amnesia : Memory :: Paralysis : ?

    (a) Movement (b) Limbs (c) Handicapped (d) Legs

    31. Meningitis : Brain :: Cirrhosis : ?

    (a) Lungs (b) Brain (c) Liver (d) Heart

    32. Book : Publisher :: Film : ?

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    (a) Producer (b) Director (c) Editor (d) Writer

    33. Forecast : Future :: Regret : ?

    (a) Present (b) Atone (c) Past (d) Sins

    34. Influenza : Virus :: Typhoid : ?

    (a) Bacillus (b) Parasite (c) Protozoa (d) Bacteria

    35. Haemoglobin : Iron :: Chlorophyll : ?

    (a) Copper (b) Magnesium (c) Cobalt (d) Calcium

    36. Radio : Listener :: Film : ?(a) Producer (b) Actor (c) Viewer (d) Director

    37. Milk : Emulsion :: Butter : ?

    (a) Aerosol (b) Suspension (c) Sol (d) Gel

    38. Spider : Insect :: Crocodile : ?(a) Reptile (b) Mammal (c) Frog (d) Carnivore

    39. Thunder : Hill :: Tree : ?(a) Evening (b) Dark (c) Day (d) Dusk

    40. Mountain : Hill :: Tree : ?

    (a) Ground (b) Leaf (c) Forest (d) Shrub

    41. Samkhya : Kapil :: Yoga : ?

    (a) Jamini (b) Chanakya (c) Gautama (d) Patanjali

    42. Aryabhatta : Mathematician :: Varahamihira : ?

    (a) Physician (b) Astronomer (c) Scientist (d) Architect

    43. Doctor : Patient :: Politician : ?

    (a) Masses (b) Voter (c) power (d) Chair

    44. Leather : Patient :: Wood : ?

    (a) Furniture (b) Cottage (c) Carpenter (d) Mason

    45. Canoe : Boat :: Mansion : ?

    (a) Hut (b) Palace (c) House (d) Bungalow

    46. India : President :: State : ?

    (a) Prime Minister (b) Governor (c) Chief Minister (d) Mayor

    47. Knife : Cut :: Axe : ?

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    (a) Lacerate (b) Chop (c) Slice (d) Sever

    48. Cattle : Fodder :: Fish : ?

    (a) Feed (b) Hay (c) Insects (d) Plankton

    49. Air : Atmosphere :: Water : ?

    (a) Hydrosphere (b) Ecosphere (c) Biosphere (d) Stratosphere

    50. Scout : Army :: Clerk : ?

    (a) Office (b) Files (c) Officer (d) Administration

    51. Winter : Hibernation :: Summer : ?(a) Survival (b) Activation (c) Aestivation (d) Cache

    52. Sports : Logo :: Nation : ?

    (a) Anthem (b) Ruler (c) Flag (d) Emblem

    53. Steel : Alloy :: Zinc : ?(a) Metal (b) Non-metal (c) Salt (d) Halogen

    54. Energy : Joule :: Volume : ?(a) Solid (b) Capacity (c) Kilogram (d) Litre

    55. Electricity : Wire :: Water : ?

    (a) Pipe (b) River (c) Jug (d) Bottle

    56. Drama : Stage :: Tennis : ?

    (a) Tournament (b) Net (c) Court (d) Racket

    57. Tree : Forest :: Grass : ?

    (a) Lawn (b) Field (c) Garden (d) Farm

    58. Hot : Oven :: Cold : ?

    (a) Ice cream (b) Air conditioner (c) Snow (d) Refrigerator

    59. Conference : Chairman :: Newspaper : ?

    (a) Reporter (b) Distributor (c) Printer (d) Editor

    60. Bank : River :: Coast : ?

    (a) Flood (b) Waves (c) Sea (d) Beach

    61. Flower : Butterfly :: Dirt : ?

    (a) Rats (b) Fly (c) Bugs (d) Sweeper

    62. Malaria : Disease :: Spear : ?

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    (a) Wound (b) Sword (c) Weapon (d) War

    63. Lion : Den :: Rabbit : ?

    (a) Trench (b) Hole (c) Pit (d) Burrow

    64. Travel : Companion :: Profession : ?

    (a) Partner (b) Colleague (c) Ally (d) Accomplice

    65. Wood : Chip :: Bread : ?

    (a) Bit (b) Splinter (c) Crumb (d) Scrap

    66. Monday : Saturday :: Thursday : ?(a) Sunday (b) Tuesday (c) Wednesday (d) Friday

    67. Coins : Mint :: Bricks : ?

    (a) Kiln (b) Foundry (c) Cemetery (d) Furnace

    68. Wine : Cellar :: Weapons : ?(a) Godown (b) Arsenal (c) Armoury (d) Dungeon

    69. Disease : Medicine :: Famine : ?(a) Clouds (b) Rainfall (c) Drought (d) River

    70. Produce : Waste :: Contrast : ?

    (a) Match (b) Correct (c) Oppose (d) Contradict

    71. Calf : Cow :: Puppy : ?

    (a) Dog (b) Bitch (c) Horse (d) Donkey

    72. Coal : Heat :: Wax : ?

    (a) Energy (b) Candle (c) Light (d) Bee

    73. Squint : Eye :: Squeeze : ?

    (a) Tongue (b) Cloth (c) Throat (d) Hand

    74. Hermit : Solitude :: Intruder : ?

    (a) Thief (b) Privacy (c) Burglar (d) Alm

    75. Tea : Cup :: Tobacco : ?

    (a) Leaves (b) Hookah (c) Toxin (d) Cheroot

    76. Blind : Passenger :: Aeroplane : ?

    (a) Sound (b) Auditory (c) Hearing (d) Listening

    77. Train : Passenger :: Aeroplane : ?

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    (a) Aeronaut (b) Astronaut (c) Pilot (d) Air hostess

    78. College : Dean :: Museum : ?

    (a) Curator (b) Warden (c) Custodian (d) Supervisor

    79. India : New Delhi :: Pakistan : ?

    (a) Rawalpindi (b) Peshawar (c) Lahore (d) Islamabad

    80. Elephant : Howdah :: Horse : ?

    (a) Lounge (b) Hoof (c) Saddle (d) Hump

    81. Pantry : Store :: Scullery : ?(a) Cook (b) Kitchen (c) Utensils (d) Wash

    82. Carpenter : Saw :: Tailor : ?

    (a) Measurement (b) Sewing (c) Preface (d) Needle

    83. Election : Manifesto :: Meeting : ?(a) Circular (b) Agenda (c) Preface (d) Report

    84. Antiseptic : Germs :: Antidote : ?(a) Allergy (b) Poison (c) Wound (d) Infection

    85. Bird : Fly :: Snake : ?

    (a) Hole (b) Crawl (c) Clatter (d) Stroll

    86. Lion : Deer :: Mongoose : ?

    (a) Rat (b) Snake (c) Lizard (d) Squirrel

    87. Moth : Insect :: Mouse : ?

    (a) Cat (b) Mole (c) Rodent (d) Rat

    88. Plant : Tree :: Girl : ?

    (a) Wife (b) Mother (c) Woman (d) Sister

    89. Clock : Time :: Thermometer : ?

    (a) Heat (b) Radiation (c) Energy (d) Temperature

    90. Muslims : Mosque :: Sikhs : ?

    (a) Golden Temple (b) Medina (c) Fire Temple (d) Gurudwara

    91. Paw : Cat :: Hoof : ?

    (a) Horse (b) Lion (c) Lamb (d) Elephant

    92. Traveller : Journey :: Sailor : ?

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    (a) Water (b) Ship (c) Voyage (d) Crew

    93. Eye : Myopia :: Teeth : ?

    (a) Pyorrhoea (b) Cataract (c) Trachoma (d) Eczema

    94. Tractor : Trailer :: Horse : ?

    (a) Stable (b) Cart (c) Saddle (d) Engine

    95. Genuine : Authentic :: Mirage : ?

    (a) Reflection (b) Hideout (c) Illusion (d) Image

    96. Scribble : Write :: Stammer : ?(a) Walk (b) Play (c) Speak (d) Dance

    97. Flower : Bud :: Plant : ?

    (a) Seed (b) Taste (c) Flower (d) Twig

    98. Push : Pull :: Throw : ?(a) Jump (b) Collect (c) Pick (d) Game

    99. Gun : Bullet :: Chimney : ?(a) Ground (b) House (c) Roof (d) Smoke

    100. Car : Garage :: Aeroplane : ?

    (a) Port (b) Depot (c) Hangar (d) Harbour

    ANSWERS (EXERCISE 2A)

    1. (c) : Biologically, mango is a fruit, while potato is a modified stem.2. (a) : Second is the noise produced by the first.

    3. (c) : Food is processed by the stomach to provide energy for functioning of the body.

    Similarly, fuel is processed by the engine to provide energy for the functioningof automobile.

    4. (b) : Moon is a satellite and earth is a planet.

    5. (a) : First indicates the second.

    6. (b) : In cricket, ball is hit with a bat. Similarly, in hockey, ball is hit with a stick.7. (b) : Second is the organ for movement of the first.

    8. (d) : First is enclosed inside the second.

    9. (a) : Second is the result of the first.10. (b) : Kandla is a famour sea-port in Gujarat. Similarly, Cochin is a famous sea-port in

    Kerala.

    11. (d) : Commodore is a rank in Navy, while Brigadier is an equivalent rank in Army.12. (a) : Bihu is the folk-dance of Assam. Similarly, Kuchipudi is the folk-dance of

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    Kerala.

    13. (c) : Second is a shape obtained by pulling the opposite ends of the first.

    14. (a) : Ruby is a red precious stone and sapphire is a blue precious stone.15. (d) : Machine is made to work by a man. Similarly, slave works under the instructions

    of his master.

    16. (d) : The words in each pair are antonyms of each other.17. (c) : Second is the physical state obtained as a result of the process denoted by the

    first.

    18. (c) : First arises from the second.19. (c) : First is the left over of the second.

    20. (c) : The words in each pair are synonyms of each other.

    21. (d) : Second is a word used to describe the good looks of the first.

    22. (c) : Touch is felt and greet is acknowledged.23. (b) : Second denotes the class to which the first belongs.

    24. (d) : Second is the device used by the first.

    25. (c) : Rupee is the currency of India. Simi8larly, Yen is the currency of Japan.

    26. (c) : The bite of the first causes the second.27. (b) : First is driven by the second.

    28. (a) : Second denotes that part of the first, on which the effort is applied.29. (d) : As the pilot of an aeroplane sits in the cockpit, the driver of a train works in the

    engine.

    30. (a) : First is the name given to the state of loss of the second.31. (c) : First is a disease which affects the second.

    32. (a) : The production of first is done by the second.

    33. (c) : Forecast is for future happenings and Regret is for past actions.

    34. (d) : First is a disease caused by the second.35. (b) : Second is the chief constituent of the first.

    36. (c) : First is meant for the second.

    37. (d) : Milk is an emulsion, while butter is a gel.38. (a) : Second denotes the class to which the first belongs.

    39. (a) : First is followed by the second

    40. (d) : First is a bigger form of the second.41. (d) : First is the system of philosophy founded by the second.

    42. (a) : Aryabhatta was a famous mathematician and Varahamihira a famous physician

    of the ancient period.

    43. (a) : First works for the second.44. (c) : First is the raw material required by the second.

    45. (c) : First is a type of the second.

    46. (b) : Second is the constitutional head of the first.47. (b) : Second denotes the action of the first.

    48. (d) : First feeds on the second.

    49. (a) : First constitutes the second.50. (a) : Work of the second at the lowest level is performed by the first.

    51. (c) : Winter sleep of animals is called hibernation and summer sleep is called

    aestivation.

    52. (d) : Second is a symbol of the first.

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    53. (a) : Steel is an alloy, and zinc is a metal.

    54. (d) : Second is a unit to measure the first.

    55. (a) : Second is used to transmit the first.56. (c) : A drama is performed on a stage. Similarly, tennis is played in court.

    57. (a) : A forest consists of trees and a lawn is made up of grass.

    58. (d) : An oven is an appliance to keep food items hot. Similarly, a refrigerator keepsfood items cold.

    59. (d) : Chairman is the highest authority in a conference. Similarly, editor is the highest

    authority in a newspaper agency.60. (c) : Bank is the land beside a river. Similarly, coast is the land beside a sea.

    61. (b) : First attracts the second.

    62. (c) : Second denotes the class to which the first belongs.

    63. (d) : Second is the dwelling place of the first.64. (b) : An associate in a travel is called a companion. Similarly, an associate in a

    profession is called a colleague.

    65. (c) : Second denotes the class to which the first belongs.

    66. (b) : Second is five days ahead of the first.67. (a) : Coins are cast and stamped in a mint. Similarly, bricks are baked in a kiln.

    68. (b) : Second is the place where the first is stored.69. (b) : Second helps to get rid of the first.

    70. (a) : The words in each pair are antonyms of each other.

    71. (b) : The relationship is that of young one and female parent.72. (c) : First is burnt for producing the second.

    73. (d) : To squint is to constrict the eyes and to squeeze is to constrict the hands.

    74. (c) : The words in each pair are synonyms of each other.

    75. (d) : First is contained in the second.76. (b) : Blind possesses visual defects. Similarly, a deaf has auditory defects.

    77. (a) : One who travels in a train is called a passenger. Similarly, one who travels in an

    aeroplane is called an aeronaut.78. (a) : First is headed by the second.

    79. (d) : New Delhi is the capital of India. Similarly, Islamabad is the capital of Pakistan.

    80. (c) : A seat on elephants back is called howdah. Similarly, a seat on horses back iscalled saddle.

    81. (d) : The part of a kitchen, used for storing grains, utensils etc. is called a pantry.

    Similarly, the part of a kitchen, used for washing utensils, is called a scullery.

    82. (d) : Second is the tool used by the first.83. (b) : A manifesto lists all the jobs to be undertaken by a party after elections.

    Similarly, an agenda lists all the issues to be discussed at a meeting.

    84. (b) : First counters the effect of the second.85. (b) : Second is the movement of the first.

    86. (b) : First kills and feeds on the second.

    87. (c) : Second denotes the class to which the first belongs.88. (c) : First grows into the second.

    89. (d) : First is an instrument to measure the second.

    90. (d) : Second is the place of worship for the first.

    91. (a) : First is the name given to the foot of the second.

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    92. (c) : Second is the name given to the process of travel of the first.

    93. (a) : Second is a disease which affects the first.

    94. (b) : Second is pulled by the first.95. (c) : The words is each pair are synonyms of each other.

    96. (c) : First is an improper form of the second.

    97. (a) : First develops from the second.98. (c) : The words in each pair are antonyms of each other.

    99. (d) : Second comes out of the first.

    100. (c) : First is temporarily parked in the second.

    EXERCISE 2 B

    Directions : There is a certain relation between two given words on one side of :: and

    one word is given on another side of :: while another word is to be found from the

    given alternatives, having the same relation with this word as the given pair has. Select

    the best alternative.

    1. Ornaments : Gold :: Needle : ?(a) Stitch (b) Prick (c) Steel (d) Thread

    2. Fire : Ashes :: Explosion : ?(a) Flame (b) Death (c) Sound (d) Debris

    3. Race : Fatigue :: Fast : ?(a) Food (b) Appetite (c) Hunger (d) Weakness

    4. Vegetable : Chop :: Body : ?(a) Cut (b) Amputate (c) Peel (d) Prune

    5. Lakshadweep : Kavaratti :: Andaman and Nicobar : ?

    (a) Port Blair (b) Daman (c) pondicherry (d) Silvassa

    6. Line : Square :: Are : ?

    (a) Ring (b) Sphere (c) Circle (d) Ball

    7. Fruit : Banana :: Mammal : ?

    (a) Cow (b) Snake (c) Fish (d) Sparrow

    8. Rat : Cat :: Worm : ?

    (a) Rishing (b) Earth (c) Bird (d) Silk

    9. Earth : Sun :: Moon : ?

    (a) Orbit (b) Sky (c) Star (d) Earth

    10. Bank : Money :: Transport : ?

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    (a) Goods (b) Road (c) Traffic (d) Speed

    11. Ship : Sea :: Camel : ?

    (a) Forest (b) Land (c) Mountain (d) Desert

    12. Walking : Running :: Smiling :?

    (a) Feeling (b) Laughing (c) Face (d) Weeping

    13. Mountain : Valley :: Genius :?

    (a) Brain (b) Idiot (c) Thick (d) Intelligence

    14. Misogamy : Marriage :: Misogyny :?(a) Children (b) Husband (c) Relations (d) Women

    15. Eye : Wink :: Heart :?

    (a) Move (b) Throb (c) Pump (d) Quiver

    16. Skirmish : War : :: Disease :?(a) Medicine (b) Patient (c) Epidemic (d) Infection

    17. Errata : books :: Flaws :?(a) Manuscripts (b) Metals (c) Speech (d) Charter

    18. House : Garbage : : Ore :?

    (a) Rubbish (b) Gangue (c) Sand (d) dregs

    19. Coherent : Consistent :: Irate :?

    (a) Angry (b) Unreasonable (c) Unhappy (d) Irritated

    20. Sedative : Pain :: Solace :?

    (a) Irritation (b) Kill (c) Grief (d) Hurt

    21. Tuberculosis : Lungs :: Cataract : ?

    (a) Ear (b) Throat (c) Skin (d) Eye

    22. Sorrow : Death :: Happiness : ?

    (a) Love (b) Dance (c) Cry (d) Birth

    23. Physician : Treatment :: Judge :?

    (a) Court (b) Judgment (c) Lawyer (d) Punishment

    24. Calendar : Dates :: Dictionary :?

    (a) Vocabulary (b) Language (c) Words (d) Book

    25. Circle : Circumference :: Square :?

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    (a) Volume (b) Area (c) Diagonal (d) Perimeter

    26. Breeze : Cyclone :: Drizzle :?

    (a) Earthquake (b) Storm (c) Flood (d) Downpour

    27. Candle : Wax : :: Paper :?

    (a) Wood (b) Tree (c) Bamboo (d) Pulp

    28. Flow : River :: Stagnant :?

    (a) Canal (b) Stream (c) River (d) Pool

    29. Elegance : Vulgarity :: Graceful :?(a) Awkward (b) Comely (c) Asperity (d) Dirty

    30. Professor : Lecture :: Doctor :?

    (a) Hospital (b) Disease (c) Medicine (d) Patient

    31. Horse : Neigh :: Jackal :?(a) Squeak (b) Chatter (c) Howl (d) Bray

    32. Ink : Pen :: Blood :?(a) Donation (b) Vein (c) Accident (d) Doctor

    33. Grain : Stock :: Stick :?

    (a) Heap (b) Bundle (c) Collection (d) String

    34. Nurture : Neglect :: Denigrate :?

    (a) Reveal (b) Extol (c) Recognize (d) Calumniate

    35. Planet : Orbit :: Projectile :?

    (a) Trajectory (b) Track (c) Milky Way (d) Path

    36. Oceans : Deserts :: Waves :?

    (a) Sea (b) Dust (c) Sand dunes (d) Ripples

    37. Pork : Pig :: Beef :?

    (a) Farmer (b) Herd (c) Cow (d) Lamb

    38. Patrolling : Safety :: Insurance :?

    (a) Finance (b) Policy (c) Money (d) Protection

    39. Pesticide : Crop :: Antiseptic :?

    (a) Wound (b) Infection (c) Bandage (d) Bleeding

    40. King : Throne :: Rider :?

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    (a) Seat (b) Horse (c) Saddle (d) Chair

    41. Ocean : Water :: Glacier :?

    (a) Refrigerator (b) Ice (c) Mountain (d) Cave

    42. Reluctant : Keen :: Remarkable :?

    (a) Usual (b) Restrained (c) Striking (d) Evocative

    43. Sculptor : Statue :: Poet :?

    (a) Canvas (b) Pen (c) Verse (d) Chisel

    44. Chlorophyll : Plant :: Hemoglobin :?(a) Haemorrhage (b) Blood (c) Oxygen (d) Red

    45. Harp : Drum :: Flute :?

    (a) Violin (b) Bugle (c) Harmonium (d) Piano

    46. Imprison : Jail :: Exile :?(a) Country (b) Depart (c) Banish (d) Punishment

    47. Bread : Yeast :: Curd :?(a) Fungi (b) Bacteria (c) Germs (d) Virus

    48. Glucose : Carbohydrate :: Soyabean :?

    (a) Proteins (b) Vitamins (c) Minerals (d) Legumes

    49. Jeopardy : Peril :: Jealousy :?

    (a) Envy (b) Insecurity (c) Lust (d) Sin

    50. Ocean : Pacific :: Island :?

    (a) Greenland (b) Ireland (c) Netherlands (d) Borneo

    51. Meat : Vegetarian :: Liquor :?

    (a) Insane (b) Introvert (c) Teetotaller (d) Foolish

    52. Amber : Yellow :: Caramine :?

    (a) Red (b) Green (c) Blue (d) Orange

    53. Accommodation : Rent :: Journey :?

    (a) Expense (b) Octroi (c) Freight (d) Fare

    54. Deep : Shallow :: Freedom :?

    (a) Prison (b) Discipline (c) Convict (d) Democracy

    55. Head : Cap : Finger :?

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    (a) Glove (b) Thimble (c) Nail (d) Thumb

    56. Proteins : Growth :: Carbohydrates :?

    (a) Energy (b) Strength (c) Resistance (d) Diseases

    57. Wax : Wane :: Zenith :?

    (a) Nadir (b) Bottom (c) Fall (d) Depth

    58. Cells : Tissues :: Atoms :?

    (a) Elements (b) Molecules (c) Electrons (d) Organs

    59. Quack : Duck :: Bellows :?(a) Cat (b) Frog (c) Bull (d) Fox

    60. Scissors : Lever :: Toothed wheel :?

    (a) Wedge (b) Gear (c) Press (d) Pulley

    61. Major : Battalion :: Colonel :?(a) Company (b) Regiment (c) Army (d) Soldiers

    62. Wrist : Elbow :: Ankle :?(a) Heel (b) Fingers (c) Foot (d) Knee

    63. Illiteracy : Education :: Flood :?

    (a) Rain (b) Bridge (c) Dam (d) River

    64. Dungeon : Confinement :: Asylum :?

    (a) Refuge (b) Mercy (c) Truancy (d) Remorse

    65. Book : Critic :: Building :?

    (a) Engineer (b) Contractor (c) Weigher (d) Appraiser

    66. Cub : Lion :: Colt :?

    (a) Doe (b) Stag (c) Leopard (d) Stallion

    67. Drill : Bore :: Sieve :?

    (a) Thresh (b) Sift (c) Pry (d) Rinse

    68. Court : Justice :: School :?

    (a) Teacher (b) Student (c) Ignorance (d) Education

    69. Tile : Mosaic :: Knot :?

    (a) Embroidery (b) Abacus (c) Macrame (d) Easle

    70. Import : Export :: Expenditure :?

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    (a) Deficit (b) Revenue (c) Debt (d) Tax

    71. Hill : Mountain :: Stream :?

    (a) River (b) Canal (c) Glacier (d) Avalanche

    72. Market : Demand :: Farming :?

    (a) Farmer (b) Monsoons (c) Food grain (d) Supply

    73. Nightingale : Warble :: Frog :?

    (a) Yelp (b) Croak (c) Cackle (d) Squeak

    74. Rondo : Music :: Lay :?(a) Song (b) Poem (c) Lyric (d) Story

    75. Jama Masjid : Delhi :: Red Square :?

    (a) Hyderabad (b) Moscow (c) New York (d) Lahore

    76. Video : Cassette :: Computer :?(a) Reels (b) Recordings (c) Files (d) Floppy

    77. Fossils : Creatures :: Mummies :?(a) Egypt (b) Human beings (c) Animals (d) Martyrs

    78. Snake : Fang :: Bee :?

    (a) Honey (b) Hive (c) Wax (d) Sting

    79. Command : Order :: Confusion :?

    (a) Discipline (b) Clarity (c) Chaos (d) Problem

    80. Quartz : Radio :: Gypsum :?

    (a) Glass (b) Porcelain (c) Cement (d) Powder

    81. Chromite : Chromium :: Ilmenite :?

    (a) Limestone (b) Cobalt (c) Manganese (d) Titanium

    82. Darwin : Evolution :: Archimedes :?

    (a) Friction (b) Lubrication (c) Buoyancy (d) Liquids

    83. Needle : clock :: Wheel :?

    (a) Walk (b) Road (c) Vehicle (d) Driving

    84. Wimbledon Trophy : Tennis :: Walkers Cup :?

    (a) Hockey (b) Pole (c) Golf (d) Wrestling

    85. Skeleton : Body :: Grammar :?

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    (a) Language (b) Sentence (c) Meaning (d) Education

    86. Atom : Matter :: Particle :?

    (a) Proton (b) Electron (c) Molecule (d) Dust

    87. Disease : Pathology :: Planet :?

    (a) Astrology (b) Geology (c) Astronomy (d) Palaeontology

    88. Mature : Regressed :: Varied :?

    (a) Rhythmic (b) Monotonous (c) Decorous (d) Obsolete

    89. Cruel : King :: Lethargy :?(a) Sharp (b) Alertness (c) Interest (d) Shrewd

    90. Archipelago : Islands :: Massif :?

    (a) Mountains (b) Caves (c) Forests (d) Hillocks

    91. Novice : Learner :: Harbinger :?(a) Messenger (b) Thief (c) Pickpocket (d) Robber

    92. Sikkim : Gangtok :: Manipur :?(a) Dispur (b) Cherrapunji (c) Shillong (d) Imphal

    93. Cringe : Fear :: Yawn :?

    (a) Worry (b) Anger (c) Reaction (d) Boredom

    94. Deuce : Tennis :: Googly :?

    (a) Football (b) Cricket (c) Hockey (d) Polo

    95. Negroes : Africa :: Sherpas :?

    (a) Tibet (b) Pakistan (c) Russia (d) Japan

    96. Ludhiana : Hosiery :: Surat :?

    (a) Silk (b) Textile (c) Pottery (d) Wool

    97. Dettol : Antiseptic :: Phenyl :?

    (a) Deodorant (b) Preservative (c) Antidote (d) Detergent

    98. Current : Circuit :: Earth :?

    (a) Planet (b) Solar system (c) Orbit (d) Path

    99. Circus : Entertainment :: Temple :?

    (a) Deity (b) Worship (c) Devotion (d) Donation

    100. Chanakya : Politician :: Kalidasa :?

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    (a) Literature (b) Sanskrit (c) Vikramaditya (d) Dramatist

    ANSWERS (EXERCISE 2B)

    1. (c) : First is made up of the second.2. (d) : Second is the name given to the remains left after the first.

    3. (c) : First causes the second.

    4. (b) : Second is the act of cutting the first.5. (a) : Second is the capital of the first.

    6. (c) : First is a part of the second.

    7. (a) : First denotes the class to which the second belongs.8. (c) : Second feeds on the first.

    9. (d) : First revolves around the second.

    10. (a) : Transaction of second is done through the first.

    11. (d) : Ship is the principal means of transport is sea. Similarly, camel is the principal

    means of transport in desert.12. (b) : Second is a more intense form of the first.

    13. (b) : The words in each pair are antonyms of each other.14. (d) : First is a hatred for the second.

    15. (b) : Second denotes the activity of the first.

    16. (c) : Second is a more intense form of the first.17. (b) : Errata comprises of errors in books. Similarly, flaws are the defects in metals.

    18. (b) : The waste of the house is called garbage. Similarly, the impurities in the ore are

    called gangue.19. (a) : The words in each pair are synonyms of each other.

    20. (c) : First relieves one from the second.

    21. (d) : First is a disease which affects the second.22. (d) : First is the feeling associated with the second.23. (b) : Second denotes the function performed by the first.

    24. (c) : One looks for the second in the first.

    25. (d) : Second is a measure of the boundary of the first.26. (d) : Second is a more intense form of the first.

    27. (d) : First is made from the second.

    28. (d) : River contains flowing water. Similarly, pool contains stagnant water.29. (a) : The words in each pair are antonyms of each other.

    30. (c) : Professor delivers lecture to his students. Similarly, doctor gives medicine to his

    patients.

    31. (c) : Second is the sound produced by the first.32. (b) : First moves in the second by capillary action.

    33. (b) : Second is a collection of the first.

    34. (b) : the words in each pair are antonyms of each other.35. (a) : Second is the path traced by the first.

    36. (c) : If oceans were deserts, waves would be sand dunes.

    37. (c) : First is the name given to the meat of the second.38. (d) : Second denotes the purpose for which the first is undertaken.

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    39. (a) : Pesticide protects crops from insects and antiseptic protects wound from germs.

    40. (c) : A king sits on a throne and a rider on a saddle.

    41. (b) : First consists of the second.42. (a) : The words in each pair are antonyms of each other.

    43. (c) : Second is prepared by the first.

    44. (b) : Chlorophyll imparts green colour to the plant. Similarly, haemoglobin impartsred colour to the blood.

    45. (b) : The voice of harp is shrill as compared to that of drum. Flute produces a shrill

    sound as compared to that of bugle.46. (c) : The words in each pair are synonyms of each other.

    47. (b) : First is produced by the action of second.

    48. (a) : Glucose is rich in carbohydrates and soyabean is rich in proteins.

    49. (a) : First is a more intense form of the second.50. (a) : The largest ocean is Pacific Ocean. Similarly, the largest island is Greenland.

    51. (c) : One who abstains from meat is called a vegetarian and one who abstains from

    liquor is called a teetotaler.

    52. (a) : Amber is a shade of yellow colour. Similarly, Caramine is a shade of red colour.53. (d) : Money paid for accommodation is called rent. Similarly, the money paid for a

    journey is called fare.54. (b) : The words in each pair are antonyms of each other.

    55. (b) : First is covered by the second.

    56. (a) : Proteins are essential for growth. Similarly, carbohydrates are essential forproviding energy.

    57. (a) : The words in each pair are antonyms of each other.

    58. (b) : Cells constitute tissues and atoms constitute molecules.

    59. (c) : First is the sound produced by the second.60. (b) : Second denotes the class of machines to which the first belongs.

    61. (b) : As major heads a battalion, the Colonel commands a regiment.

    62. (d) : Wrist is the lower part of elbow. Similarly, ankle is the lower part of knee.63. (c) : Second helps the get rid of the first.

    64. (a) : A prisoner is confined within the dungeon, and an unsheltered person takes

    refuge within the asylum.65. (d) : Second evaluates and comments on the first.

    66. (d) : First is a young one of the second.

    67. (b) : Second denotes the function performed by the first.

    68. (d) : First is the place where the second is imparted.69. (c) : Just as tiles in a mosaic make a pattern, so also the knots in a piece of macram

    make a pattern.

    70. (b) : The words in each pair are antonyms of each other.71. (a) : Second is a bigger form of the first.

    72. (b) : First depends on the second for results.

    73. (b) : Second is the sound produced by the first.74. (a) : First is a type of the second.

    75. (b) : Jama Masjid is situated in Delhi. Similarly, Red Square is situated in Moscow.

    76. (d) : Recordings of the second are visualized on the first.

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    77. (b) : Fossils are the remains of creatures. Similarly, mummies are the remains of

    human beings.

    78. (d) : Second is the bite of the first.79. (c) : The words in each pair are synonyms of each other.

    80. (c) : First is used to make the second.

    81. (d) : Chromite is a mineral of chromium and ilmenite is a mineral of titanium.82. (c) : Darwin gave the theory of evolution. Likewise, Archimedes gave the principle

    of buoyancy.

    83. (c) : First is the moving part of the second.84. (c) : Wimbledon Trophy is associated with the game of tennis. Similarly, Walkers

    cup is associated with the game of golf.

    85. (a) : Just as skeleton forms the frame work of the body, so also Grammar lays down

    the essentials of language.86. (d) : The smallest unit of mater is atom and that of dust is particle.

    87. (c) : Diseases are studied in Pathology. Similarly, planets are studied in Astronomy.

    88. (b) : The words in each pair are antonyms of each other.

    89. (b) : The words in each pair are antonyms of each other.90. (a) : First is a group of the second.

    91. (a) : The words in each pair are synonyms of each other.92. (d) : Gangtok is the capital of Sikkim and Imphal is the capital of Manipur.

    93. (d) : First is a sign of the second.

    94. (b) : First is a term associated with the second.95. (a) : Negroes are residents of Africa. Similarly, Sherpas are residents of Tibet.

    96. (b) : First is a place famous for the production of second.

    97. (a) : First is used in the form of second.

    98. (c) : Current flows through electric circuit. Similarly, earth moves in its orbit roundthe Sun.

    99. (b) : One goes to a circus for entertainment, and to a temple for worship.

    100. (d) :Chanakya was a famous politician and Kalidasa was a famous dramatist.

    EXERCISE 2C

    Directions : In each of the following questions, there is a certain relation between two

    given words on one side of :: and one word is given on another side of :: while another

    word is to be found from the given alternatives, having the same relation with this

    word as the words of the given pair bear. Choose the best alternative.

    1. Good : Bad :: Roof :?

    (a) Window (b) Floor (c) Walls (d) Pillars

    2. Man : Biography :: Nation :?

    (a) Leader (b) People (c) Geography (d) History

    3. Fog : Visibility :: AIDS :?

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    (a) Health (b) Resistance (c) Virus (d) Death

    4. Porcupine : Rodent :: Mildew :?(a) Fungus (b) Germ (c) Insect (d) Pathogen

    5. Reading : Knowledge :: Work :?

    (a) Experience (b) Engagement (c) Employment (d) Experiment

    6. White : Peace :: Red :?

    (a) Violence (b) Roses (c) Hatred (d) Cleanliness

    7. Ottawa : Canada :: Canberra :?

    (a) Argentina (b) Switzerland (c) Sri Lanka (d) Australia

    8. Victory : Encouragement :: Failure :?

    (a) Sadness (b) Defeat (c) Anger (d) Frustration

    9. Igloo : Ice :: Marquee :?(a) Canvas (b) Silk (c) Buckram (d) Satin

    10. Dilatory : Expeditious :: Direct :?

    (a) Tortuous (b) Circumlocutory (c) Straight (d) Curved

    11. Cunning : Fox :: Timid :?

    (a) Horse (b) Ant (c) Ass (d) Rabbit

    12. Street : Lane :: Road :?(a) Avenue (b) Highway (c) Footpath (d) Junction

    13. Hair : Bald :: Crop :?(a) Field (b) Farmer (c) Rain (d) Barren

    14. Foundation : Edifice :: Constitution :?(a) Government (b) State (c) Nation (d) Cabinet

    15. Taxonomy : Classification :: Pedology :?

    (a) Nature (b) Farming (c) Soil (d) Mountain

    16. Monotony : Variety :: Crudeness :?

    (a) Refinement (b) Raw (c) Sobriety (d) Simplicity

    17. Hour : Second :: Tertiary :?

    (a) Intermediary (b) Primary (c) Ordinary (d) Secondary

    18. Painting : Artist :: Symphony :?

    (a) Novelist (b) Poet (c) Essayist (d) Composer

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    19. Pongee : Silk :: Shallot :?

    (a) Boat (b) Building (c) Ship (d) Stream

    20. Dawn : Dusk :: Inauguration :?

    (a) Invitation (b) Valediction (c) Repetition (d) Organisation

    21. Tectonics : Building :: Taxidermy :?

    (a) Classification (b) Conserving (c) Stuffing (d) Collecting

    22. South : North-west :: West :?

    (a) South-west (b) North-east (c) East (d) South

    23. Radical : Moderate :: Revolution :?

    (a) Reformation (b) Peace (c) Chaos (d) Change

    24. Hong Kong : China :: Vatican :?(a) Rome (b) Mexico (c) Canada (d) Christianity

    25. Steel : Rails :: Alnico :?

    (a) Aircraft (b) Machinery (c) Silver ware (d) Magnets

    26. Summit : Apex :: Summon :?

    (a) Judge (b) Court (c) Beckon (d) Witness

    27. Monarchy : King :: Aristocracy :?(a) Nobles (b) Wealthy (c) People (d) God

    28. Cardiology : Heart :: Zoology :?(a) Insects (b) Animals (c) Plants (d) Germs

    29. Interview : Job :: Armistice :?(a) War (b) Treaty (c) Amnesty (d) Agreement

    30. Equine : Horse :: Vulpine :?

    (a) Dog (b) Cat (c) Wolf (d) Eagle

    31. Time : Waste :: Money :?

    (a) Spend (b) Earn (c) Lose (d) Squander

    32. Fire : Extinguish :: Thirst :?

    (a) Quench (b) Satiate (c) Mitigate (d) Drink

    33. Rice : Cook :: Fish :?

    (a) Bake (b) Fry (c) Sizzle (d) Roast

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    34. Car : Polish :: Floor :?

    (a) Wipe (b) Wash (c) Clean (d) Scrub

    35. Nails : Pare :: Moustache :?

    (a) Clip (b) Cut (c) Shave (d) Blow

    36. Head : Shake :: Shoulders :?

    (a) Shrug (b) Hunch (c) Shiver (d) Turn

    37. Wizard : Witch :: Monk :?

    (a) Madam (b) Widow (c) Nun (d) Virgin

    38. Horse : Gallop :: Duck :?

    (a) Strut (b) Waddle (c) Prowl (d) Trot

    39. Cricket : Pitch :: Skating :?(a) Arena (b) Course (c) Court (d) Rink

    40. Cup : Saucer :: Knife :?

    (a) Kitchen (b) Tray (c) Fork (d) Vegetable

    41. Connoisseur : Art :: Gourmet :?

    (a) Food (b) Money (c) Drink (d) Flesh

    42. January : November :: Sunday :?(a) Monday (b) Tuesday (c) Friday (d) Saturday

    43. Burglar : House :: Pirate :?(a) Sea (b) Ship (c) Sailor (d) Crew

    44. Bird : Chirp :: Horse :?(a) Bray (b) Neigh (c) Race (d) Stable

    45. Quail : Partridges :: Yak :?

    (a) Cows (b) Deer (c) Oxen (d) Antelopes

    46. Engineer : Map :: Bricklayer :?

    (a) Design (b) Templet (c) Mould (d) Cement

    47. Hill : Mountain :: ? : Pain

    (a) Fear (b) Headache (c) Discomfort (d) Distress

    48. Heart : Pericardium :: Brain :?

    (a) Bones (b) Head (c) Skull (d) Cranium

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    49. Crow : Carrion :: Leech :?

    (a) Bugs (b) Blood (c) Meat (d) Bones

    50. Insert : Extract :: Mighty :?

    (a) Thin (b) Strong (c) Frail (d) Feeble

    51. Perch : Fresh Water ::? : Salt water

    (a) crocodile (b) Frog (c) Cod (d) Snake

    52. Ornithologist : Birds :: Anthropologist :?

    (a) Plants (b) Animals (c) Mankind (d) Environment

    53. Mother : Child :: Cloud :?

    (a) Weather (b) Rain (c) Thunder (d) Water

    54. Venerate : Worship :: Extol :?(a) Glorify (b) Homage (c) Compliment (d) Recommend

    55. Water : Convection :: Space :?

    (a) Conduction (b) Transference (c) Vacuum (d) Radiation

    56. Growth : Death :: Increase :?

    (a) Ease (b) Decrease (c) Tease (d) Cease

    57. Oxygen : Burn :: Carbon dioxide :?(a) Isolate (b) Foam (c) Extinguish (d) Explode

    58. Mathematics : Logic :: Homicide :?(a) Facts (b) Scientist (c) Experiment (d) Laboratory

    59. Matricide : Mother :: Homicide :?(a) Human (b) Children (c) Father (d) Apes

    60. Pigeon : Peace :: White flag :?

    (a) Friendship (b) Victory (c) Surrender (d) War

    61. Teheran : Iran :: Beijing :?

    (a) China (b) Japan (c) Turkey (d) Malaysia

    62. Enough : Excess :: Sufficiency :?

    (a) Adequacy (b) Surplus (c) Competency (d) Import

    63. Dark : Fear :: Honesty :?

    (a) Personality (b) Money (c) Treachery (d) Trust

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    64. Convoy : Ships :: Deputation :?

    (a) Voters (b) Representatives (c) Politicians (d) Writers

    65. Tanning : Leather :: Pyrotechnics :?

    (a) Wool (b) Fireworks (c) Bombs (d) Machinery

    66. Shark : Fish :: Lavender :?

    (a) Shrub (b) Tree (c) Herb (d) Climber

    67. Butter : Milk :: Book :?

    (a) Author (b) Printing (c) Chapter (d) Paper

    68. Car : Petrol :: Television :?

    (a) Electricity (b) Transmission (c) Entertainment (d) Antenna

    69. Pig : Farrow :: Dog :?(a) Mare (b) Puppy (c) Bitch (d) Colt

    70. Mattock : Dig :: Shovel :?

    (a) Break (b) Push (c) Scoop (d) Whittle

    71. Knoll : Hill :: Eclogue :?

    (a) Poem (b) Music (c) Drama (d) Ballad

    72. Receptionist : Office :: Hostess :?(a) Aircraft (b) Crew (c) Hospital (d) Airport

    73. Denigrate : Devalue :: Upgrade :?(a) Revalue (b) Praise (c) Demote (d) Promote

    74. Seismograph : Earthquakes :: Taseometer :?(a) Volcanoes (b) Resistances (c) Landslides (d) Strains

    75. Dum Dum : Kolkata :: Palam :?

    (a) Kerala (b) Delhi (c) Chennai (d) Mumbi

    76. Foresight : Anticipation :: Insomnia :?

    (a) Treatment (b) Disease (c) Sleeplessness (d) Unrest

    77. USA : Congress :: Iran :?

    (a) Althing (b) Storting (c) Majlis (d) Cortes

    78. Karnataka : Gold :: Madhya Pradesh :?

    (a) Diamond (b) Iron (c) Copper (d) Gems

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    79. Carbon : Diamond :: Corundum :?

    (a) Pearl (b) Pukhraj (c) Garnet (d) Ruby

    80. Funk : Vitamins :: Curie :?

    (a) Uranium (b) Radium (c) Radioactivity (d) Photography

    81. Virology : Virus :: Semantics :?

    (a) Amoeba (b) Language (c) Nature (d) Society

    82. Pituitary : Brain :: Thymus :?

    (a) Larynx (b) Spinal Cord (c) Throat (d) Chest

    83. Novelty : Oldness :: Newness :?

    (a) Culture (b) Discovery (c) Model (d) Antiquity

    84. Blunt : Sharp :: Sow :?(a) Water (b) Crow (c) Farm (d) Reap

    85. Pyrophobia : Fire :: Ochlophobia :?

    (a) Horses (b) Crowd (c) Light (d) Foreigners

    86. Wealth : Amass :: Grains :?

    (a) Pool (b) Collect (c) Hoard (d) Squander

    87. Legend : Story :: Merlin :?(a) Hawk (b) Eagle (c) Crow (d) Parakeet

    88. Annihilation : Fire :: Cataclysm :?(a) Earthquake (b) Flood (c) Emergency (d) Steam

    89. Lemur : Monkey :: Rook :?(a) Cat (b) Crow (c) Vulture (d) Owl

    90. Vestry : Church :: Dispensary :?

    (a) Laboratory (b) Hospital (c) School (d) Monastery

    91. Visitor : Invitation :: Witness :?

    (a) Subpoena (b) Permission (c) Assent (d) Document

    92. Oasis : Sand :: Island :?

    (a) River (b) Sea (c) Water (d) Waves

    93. Anatomy : Zoology :: Paediatrics :?

    (a) Chemistry (b) Medicine (c) Palaeontology (d) Mechanics

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    94. Rill : Stream :: Pony :?

    (a) Mare (b) Mule (c) Donkey (d) Horse

    95. Roster : Duty :: Inventory :?

    (a) Furnace (b) Exports (c) Goods (d) Produce

    96. Wine : Grapes :: Vodka :?

    (a) Potatoes (b) Apples (c) Oranges (d) Flour

    97. Jungle : Zoo :: Sea :?

    (a) Aquarium (b) Harbour (c) Water (d) Fishery

    98. Origami : Paper :: Ikebana :?

    (a) Trees (b) Theatre (c) Flowers (d) Tapestry

    99. Entrepreneur : Profit :: Scholar :?(a) Income (b) Knowledge (c) Service (d) Business

    100. Igloos : Canada :: Rondavels :?

    (a) Africa (b) Rangoon (c) Russia (d) Indonesia

    ANSWERS (EXERCISE 2C)

    1. (b) : The words in each pair are antonyms of each other.

    2. (d) : Second contains the story of the first.

    3. (b) : First impairs the second.4. (a) : Porcupine is a rodent and mildew is a fungus.

    5. (a) : Second is acquired from the first.

    6. (a) : First is a symbol of the second.7. (d) : Ottawa is the capital of Canada and Canberra is the capital of Australia.

    8. (d) : First causes the second.

    9. (a) : First is made up of the second.

    10. (b) : The words in each pair are antonyms of each other.11. (c) : Fox is a cunning animal and ass is a timid animal.

    12. (a) : Second is a smaller form of the first.

    13. (d) : A head without hair is called bald and a land without crop is called barren.14. (c) : First forms the basis of the second.

    15. (c) : Taxonomy is the science dealing with classification. Similarly, pedology deals

    with study of soils.16. (a) : The words in each pair are antonyms of each other.

    17. (b) : Seconds, minutes and hours are the three units of time seconds is the smallest

    unit and hours is the third unit in succession. Similarly, primary represents

    initial stage and tertiary represents the third stage in a process.

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    18. (d) : First is prepared by the second.

    19. (a) : First is a type of the second.

    20. (b) : One is followed by other.21. (c) : Tectonics is the science dealing with the art of building. Similarly, taxidermy is

    the art of stuffing animals.

    22. (b) : The direction indicated by the second word in each pair lies 1350

    clockwise tothat indicated by the first word.

    23. (b) : The words in each pair are antonyms of each other.

    24. (a) : Hong Kong is a city in China. Similarly, Vatican is a city in Rome.25. (d) : First is an alloy used to make the second.

    26. (c) : The words in each pair are synonyms of each other.

    27. (a) : Monarchy is rule by a king. Similarly, aristocracy is government by the nobles.

    28. (b) : Cardiology is the branch of science which deals with the study of heart.Similarly, zoology is the branch of science which deals with the study of

    animals.

    29. (b) : First is followed by the second.

    30. (c) : Equine is horse like and vulpine is wolf like.31. (d) : Second is the name given to the act of wasting the first.

    32. (d) : Second is the name given to the act of doing away with the first.33. (b) : Second is the method of making the first eatable.

    34. (d) : Second is the best method of cleaning the first.

    35. (a) : Second is the name given to the act of shaping up the first by trimming.36. (a) : Second is the name given to the act of expressing an opinion by moving the

    first.

    37. (c) : Second is the feminine gender of the first.

    38. (b) : Second is the movement of the first.39. (d) : Second is the place where the first is played / performed.

    40. (c) : The items in each pair generally go together.

    41. (a) : First has a good taste for the second.42. (c) : November and January are alternate months of the year, in order. Similarly,

    Friday and Sunday are alternate days of the week, in order.

    43. (b) : First robs the second.44. (b) : Second is the sound produced by the first.

    45. (c) : First belongs to the family of second.

    46. (b) : Second gives the pattern to be followed by the first.

    47. (d) : Second is a bigger form of the first.48. (d) : Second is a bony protective covering of the first.

    49. (b) : First feeds on the second.

    50. (d) : The words in each pair are antonyms of each other.51. (c) : A perch is a fresh water fish. Similarly, a cod is a salt water fish.

    52. (c) : Ornithologist specializes in the study of birds. Similarly, anthropologist

    specializes in the study of mankind.53. (b) : First gives birth to the second.

    54. (a) : the words in each pair are synonyms of each other.

    55. (d) : Second is the mode of transfer of heat through the first.

    56. (d) : Second puts an end to the activity denoted by the first.

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    57. (c) : Oxygen supports burning while carbon dioxide extinguishes fire.

    58. (a) : Second denotes the principle on which the first is based.

    59. (a) : First is the name given to the act of killing the second.60. (c) : Pigeon is a symbol of peace and white flag is a symbol of surrender.

    61. (a) : Teheran is the capital of Iran and Beijing is the capital of China.

    62. (b) : Enough indicates sufficiency and Excess indicates surplus.63. (d) : First leads to the second.

    64. (b) : First is a group of second, deployed for a certain purpose.

    65. (b) : First is the process of manufacturing the second.66. (a) : Shark is a fish and Lavender is a shrub.

    67. (d) : Second is used to prepare the first.

    68. (a) : First needs the second to work.

    69. (b) : Second is the young one of the first.70. (c) : Mattock is a tool to dig hard ground. Similarly, shovel is a tool to scoop.

    71. (a) : Knool is a small hill and eclogue is a short poem.

    72. (a) : First attends the clients in the second.

    73. (d) : The words in each pair are synonyms of each other.74. (d) : Seismograph is an instrument to measure the intensity of earthquakes. Similarly,

    taseometer is an instrument to measure strains.75. (b) : Dum Dum is an airport in Kolkata and Palam is an airport in Delhi.

    76. (c) : The words in each pair are synonyms of each other.

    77. (c) : The parliament of U. S. A is called Congress and that of Iran is called Majlis.78. (a) : Gold is mined in Karnataka. Likewise, diamonds are mined in Madhya Pradesh.

    79. (d) : Second is a form of the first.

    80. (b) : Funk discovered vitamins and Curie discovered radium.

    81. (b) : Virology deals with the effects of virus. Similarly, semantics deals with theeffects of language.

    82. (d) : Pituitary is a gland in the brain. Similarly, thymus is a gland of the chest.

    83. (d) : The words in each pair are antonyms of each other.84. (d) : The words in each pair are antonyms of each other.

    85. (b) : Pyrophobia is a morbid fear of fire. Similarly, ochlophobia is a morbid fear of

    crowds.86. (c) : Second is the name given to the act of accumulating the first.

    87. (a) : First is a type of second.

    88. (b) : First is the result of second.

    89. (b) : Second denotes the family to which the first belongs.90. (b) : Second is a higher institution than the first.

    91. (a) : A visitor is given an invitation to attend an occasion. Similarly, the witness is

    delivered a subpoena providing for attendance at the court.92. (c) : Oasis is a water pool amidst sand. Similarly, island is a piece of land amidst

    water Note : Sea would have been the answer if we had desert in place of

    sand.93. (b) : Anatomy is a branch of zoology. Similarly, Paediatrics is a branch of medicine.

    94. (d) : Rill is a small stream and pony is a small horse.

    95. (c) : Roster is a list of duties and inventory is a list of goods.

    96. (d) : First is prepared from the second.

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    97. (a) : The organisms living is a jungle are artificially reared in a zoo. Similarly, the

    organisms living in the sea are artificially reared in an aquarium.

    98. (c) : First is an art associated with the second.99. (b) :First strives to acquire the second.

    100. (a) :First is the type of houses commonly found in the country denoted by the

    second.