Verbal Reasoning Flashcards
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Choose the word that is most nearly opposite in meaning to BENEVOLENT.
Answer: Malevolent
Benevolent means kind and generous; malevolent means wishing harm to others, making it the direct antonym.
Identify the analogy: AUTHOR : NOVEL :: COMPOSER : ___
Answer: Symphony
An author creates a novel just as a composer creates a symphony, following a creator-to-creation relationship.
Which word correctly completes the sentence: 'The scientist's findings were ___; even experts struggled to understand them.'
Answer: Esoteric
Esoteric means intended for a small group of specialists and difficult for most people to understand.
Select the word that best completes the analogy: TRANSPARENT : OPAQUE :: FLEXIBLE : ___
Answer: Rigid
Transparent and opaque are antonyms; similarly, flexible and rigid are antonyms.
Which of the following is a synonym for ELOQUENT?
Answer: Articulate
Eloquent means expressing oneself fluently and persuasively; articulate shares this meaning.
Choose the word that correctly fills the blank: 'Her ___ demeanor made it difficult to know how she truly felt.'
Answer: Inscrutable
Inscrutable means impossible to understand or interpret, fitting someone whose feelings are hidden.
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