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Question
DIVISION : SECTION
Options
A. layer : tier
B. tether : bundle
C. chapter : verse
D. riser : stage
E. dais : speaker
Correct Answer
layer : tier
Explanation
Division and section are synonyms; layer and tier are synonyms.
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1. PEDAL : BICYCLE
Options
A. inch : yardstick
B. walk : skip
C. tire : automobile
D. buckle : belt
E. oar : canoe
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Correct Answer: oar : canoe
Explanation:
A pedal propels a bicycle; an oar propels a canoe.
2. TAILOR : SUIT
Options
A. scheme : agent
B. edit : manuscript
C. revise : writer
D. mention : opinion
E. implode : building
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Correct Answer: edit : manuscript
Explanation:
To tailor a suit is to alter it; to edit a manuscript is to alter it.
3. PASTORAL : RURAL
Options
A. metropolitan : urban
B. harvest : autumn
C. agrarian : benevolent
D. sleepy : nocturnal
E. wild : agricultural
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Correct Answer: metropolitan : urban
Explanation:
Pastoral describes rural areas; metropolitan describes urban areas.
4. PSYCHOLOGIST : NEUROSIS
Options
A. ophthalmologist : cataract
B. dermatologist : fracture
C. infant : pediatrician
D. rash : orthopedist
E. oncologist : measles
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Correct Answer: ophthalmologist : cataract
Explanation:
A psychologist treats a neurosis; an ophthalmologist treats a cataract.
5. ELEPHANT : PACHYDERM
Options
A. mantis : rodent
B. poodle : feline
C. kangaroo : marsupial
D. zebra : horse
E. tuna : mollusk
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Correct Answer: kangaroo : marsupial
Explanation:
An elephant is a pachyderm; a kangaroo is a marsupial.
6. DEPRESSED : SAD
Options
A. neat : considerate
B. towering : cringing
C. rapid : plodding
D. progressive : regressive
E. exhausted : tired
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Correct Answer: exhausted : tired
Explanation:
Depressed is an intensification of sad; exhausted is an intensification of tired.
7. BRISTLE : BRUSH
Options
A. arm : leg
B. stage : curtain
C. recline : chair
D. key : piano
E. art : sculpture
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Correct Answer: key : piano
Explanation:
A bristle is a part of a brush; a key is a part of a piano.
8. RAIN : DRIZZLE
Options
A. swim :dive
B. hop : shuffle
C. juggle : bounce
D. walk : run
E. run : jog
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Correct Answer: run : jog
Explanation:
To drizzle is to rain slowly; to jog is to run slowly.
9. PULSATE : THROB
Options
A. walk : run
B. tired : sleep
C. examine : scrutinize
D. ballet : dancer
E. find : lose
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Correct Answer: examine : scrutinize
Explanation:
Pulsate and throb are synonyms, as are examine and scrutinize.
10. FISH : SHOAL
Options
A. wolf : pack
B. elephant : jungle
C. beagle : clan
D. herd : peacock
E. cow : farm
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Correct Answer: wolf : pack
Explanation:
A group of fish is a shoal; a group of wolves is a pack.
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