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Verbal Skills: Word Analogies Flashcards

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  1. CARTOGRAPHER is to MAP as CHOREOGRAPHER is to:

    Answer: Dance

    A cartographer creates maps just as a choreographer creates dance routines.

  2. FAMINE is to HUNGER as DROUGHT is to:

    Answer: Thirst

    Famine causes widespread hunger just as drought causes widespread thirst.

  3. NOCTURNAL is to NIGHT as DIURNAL is to:

    Answer: Day

    Nocturnal describes activity during night; diurnal describes activity during day.

  4. SCALES is to FISH as FEATHERS is to:

    Answer: Bird

    Scales are the characteristic external covering of fish; feathers are the characteristic external covering of birds.

  5. BRAZEN is to TIMID as FRUGAL is to:

    Answer: Wasteful

    Brazen (bold) is the opposite of timid; frugal (economical) is the opposite of wasteful.

  6. GENERAL is to ARMY as ADMIRAL is to:

    Answer: Navy

    A general commands an army just as an admiral commands a navy.

  7. CANVAS is to PAINTER as MARBLE is to:

    Answer: Sculptor

    Canvas is the primary material worked on by a painter; marble is the primary material worked on by a sculptor.