Verbal Analogies and Word Relationships Flashcards
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CAREFUL is to METICULOUS as SMART is to:
Answer: Brilliant
Meticulous is an intensified form of careful, and brilliant is the most intensified form of smart.
COMPASS is to DIRECTION as CLOCK is to:
Answer: Time
A compass indicates direction, just as a clock indicates time.
CRIME is to PUNISHMENT as SUCCESS is to:
Answer: Reward
Crime leads to punishment as a consequence, just as success leads to a reward.
PLUMBER is to PIPE as ELECTRICIAN is to:
Answer: Wire
A plumber works with pipes just as an electrician works with wires.
ACCELERATE is to SPEED as AMPLIFY is to:
Answer: Volume
To accelerate means to increase speed, just as to amplify means to increase volume.
DROUGHT is to RAIN as FAMINE is to:
Answer: Food
A drought is the absence of rain, just as a famine is the absence of food.
NOVICE is to EXPERT as PRIVATE is to:
Answer: General
A novice is at the lowest skill level while an expert is at the highest, just as a Private is the lowest military rank while a General is the highest.