Cognitive Assessment Verbal Analogy Questions 1 Flashcards
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Author is to novel as sculptor is to:
Answer: statue
An author's primary creative output is a novel; a sculptor's primary creative output is a statue. Both relationships pair a creator with the finished work they produce.
Rudder is to ship as steering wheel is to:
Answer: car
A rudder is the mechanism that controls the direction of a ship; a steering wheel is the mechanism that controls the direction of a car. Both are directional controls for their respective vehicles.
Thermometer is to temperature as barometer is to:
Answer: atmospheric pressure
A thermometer is an instrument that measures temperature; a barometer is an instrument that measures atmospheric pressure. Both relationships pair a measuring instrument with the specific quantity it measures.
Caterpillar is to butterfly as tadpole is to:
Answer: frog
A caterpillar is the larval stage that transforms into a butterfly through metamorphosis; a tadpole is the larval stage that transforms into a frog through the same process.
Pen is to writer as scalpel is to:
Answer: surgeon
A pen is the primary precision instrument used by a writer to perform their work; a scalpel is the primary precision cutting instrument used by a surgeon to perform their work.
Cartographer is to map as choreographer is to:
Answer: dance routine
A cartographer designs and creates maps; a choreographer designs and creates dance routines. Both relationships pair a specialist with the structured work product they author.