Verbal Skills: Word Analogies Flashcards
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CHRONOLOGY is to TIME as TOPOGRAPHY is to:
Answer: Terrain
Chronology is the arrangement/study of time; topography is the study/description of terrain.
OPAQUE is to TRANSPARENT as DENSE is to:
Answer: Sparse
Opaque (not allowing light through) is the opposite of transparent; dense (thick, crowded) is the opposite of sparse.
COWARD is to VALOR as MISER is to:
Answer: Generosity
A coward lacks valor; a miser lacks generosity.
PROLOGUE is to EPILOGUE as INTRODUCTION is to:
Answer: Conclusion
A prologue comes before a story just as an introduction comes before main content; an epilogue and conclusion both follow the main content.
METEOROLOGIST is to WEATHER as SEISMOLOGIST is to:
Answer: Earthquakes
A meteorologist studies weather; a seismologist studies earthquakes.
WHISPER is to SHOUT as TRICKLE is to:
Answer: Torrent
A whisper is the quiet extreme of voice; a shout is the loud extreme — similarly, a trickle is minimal flow while a torrent is an overwhelming rush.
COPPER is to CONDUCTOR as RUBBER is to:
Answer: Insulator
Copper is a material that functions as a conductor of electricity; rubber is a material that functions as an insulator.