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Verbal Reasoning Analogies Flashcards

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  1. LACONIC : VERBOSE :: TIMID : ?

    Answer: Audacious

    Laconic (brief) is the opposite of verbose (wordy), just as timid (fearful) is the opposite of audacious (bold).

  2. CARTOGRAPHER : MAPS :: LEXICOGRAPHER : ?

    Answer: Dictionaries

    A cartographer makes maps, and a lexicographer makes dictionaries.

  3. PEEL : ORANGE :: SHELL : ?

    Answer: Egg

    Peel is the protective outer layer removed from an orange, just as a shell is the protective outer layer removed from an egg.

  4. ZENITH : NADIR :: DAWN : ?

    Answer: Dusk

    Zenith (highest point) and nadir (lowest point) are opposites, just as dawn (beginning of day) and dusk (end of day) are opposites.

  5. GLACIER : ICE :: DELTA : ?

    Answer: Sediment

    A glacier is a large, slow-moving mass of ice, and a river delta is a landform made of deposited sediment.

  6. NOVEL : CHAPTER :: SYMPHONY : ?

    Answer: Movement

    A novel is divided into chapters, and a symphony is divided into movements.

  7. MITIGATE : WORSEN :: FORTIFY : ?

    Answer: Weaken

    Mitigate (to lessen harm) is the opposite of worsen, just as fortify (to strengthen) is the opposite of weaken.