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Verbal Skills: Word Analogies Flashcards

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  1. PILOT is to COCKPIT as SURGEON is to:

    Answer: Operating room

    A pilot performs their primary work in a cockpit; a surgeon performs their primary work in an operating room.

  2. VENOM is to SNAKE as QUILL is to:

    Answer: Porcupine

    Venom is the defining defensive weapon of a snake; quills are the defining defensive weapon of a porcupine.

  3. AUDACIOUS is to COURAGE as INSOLENT is to:

    Answer: Rudeness

    Being audacious requires courage; being insolent is characterized by rudeness.

  4. ANCHOR is to SHIP as TRIPOD is to:

    Answer: Camera

    An anchor stabilizes a ship to keep it in place; a tripod stabilizes a camera to keep it steady.

  5. LEGISLATION is to PARLIAMENT as VERDICT is to:

    Answer: Jury

    Legislation is produced by parliament; a verdict is produced by a jury.

  6. PENULTIMATE is to LAST as ANTEPENULTIMATE is to:

    Answer: Third from last

    Penultimate means second to last; antepenultimate means third from the last.

  7. DROUGHT is to CROPS as RECESSION is to:

    Answer: Businesses

    A drought devastates crops just as a recession devastates businesses.