Analogy Questions

• Analogy — Animal and native region: Cougar : South America :: Okapi : ? Select the region that stands to “Okapi” in the same native-habitat way that “South America” stands to “Cougar”.
• Analogy — Emotion toward person: Love : Friend :: Hate : ? Select the term that stands to “Hate” as “Friend” stands to “Love” (typical target of the emotion).
• Analogy — Animal and meat term: Sheep : Mutton :: Deer : ? Choose the culinary term for the meat of “Deer” corresponding to “Mutton” for “Sheep”.
• Analogy — Plant source: Tea : Leaves :: Coffee : ? Select the plant part/source that relates to “Coffee” as “Leaves” relate to “Tea”.
• Analogy — Antonym by quality: Deep : Shallow :: Sharp : ? Pick the antonym that stands to “Sharp” as “Shallow” stands to “Deep”.
• Analogy — Artisan and product: Mason : Wall :: Carpenter : ? Choose the product most typically associated with a carpenter, parallel to a mason building a wall.
• Analogy — Tool and function: Knife : Cut :: ? : Guard Select the object whose primary function relates to “Guard” as a knife’s function relates to “Cut”.
• Analogy — Artisan and material: Cobbler : Leather :: Tailor : ? Choose the material that relates to a tailor as “Leather” relates to a cobbler.
• Analogy — Institution and head/official: College : Dean :: Museum : ? Select the official who stands to “Museum” as “Dean” stands to “College”.
• Analogy — Taxonomic class: Moth : Insect :: Mouse : ? Select the taxonomic group that stands to “Mouse” as “Insect” stands to “Moth”.
• Analogy — Animal and typical dwelling/shelter: Horse : Stable :: Man : ? Pick the habitation that stands to “Man” as “Stable” stands to “Horse”.
• Analogy: Magazine is to Editor as Drama is to ____. Choose the option that best completes the pair by matching “work : professional-in-charge”.
• Analogy: Arc is to Circle as Line is to ____. Select the figure of which a line is a constituent boundary/part, analogous to an arc being a part of a circle.
• Analogy: French is to France as Dutch is to ____. Pick the country commonly associated with the language named.
• Analogy: Dress is to Tailor as ____ is to Carpenter. Choose the item that stands to a carpenter as “dress” stands to a tailor (product–maker).
• Analogy: Letter is to Telegram as Train is to ____. Identify the faster, more rapid alternative within the same broad domain (communication ↔ transport).
• Analogy (legal Latin): “Prime facie” means “on the first view”; “In pari delicto” means ____.
• Analogy: Nightingale is to Warble as Frog is to ____. Identify the characteristic sound associated with the animal.
• Analogy: Monotony is to Variety as Crudeness is to ____. Pick the term that stands in antonymic contrast to “crudeness,” paralleling “monotony : variety.”
• Analogy: Hill is to Mountain as Stream is to ____. Choose the larger/natural counterpart, paralleling the increase in scale.