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SSAT Analogies Practice Flashcards

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  1. CHAPTER is to NOVEL as INNING is to ___

    Answer: Baseball

    A chapter is a distinct division within a novel, just as an inning is a distinct division within a baseball game.

  2. EXHAUSTED is to TIRED as ENORMOUS is to ___

    Answer: Big

    Exhausted is an extreme or intensified form of tired, just as enormous is an extreme or intensified form of big.

  3. SCULPTOR is to MARBLE as POET is to ___

    Answer: Words

    A sculptor shapes marble as the raw material of their art, just as a poet shapes words as the raw material of theirs.

  4. HERBIVORE is to PLANTS as CARNIVORE is to ___

    Answer: Meat

    A herbivore is defined by eating plants, just as a carnivore is defined by eating meat.

  5. OPAQUE is to LIGHT as SILENT is to ___

    Answer: Sound

    Opaque describes something that blocks light, just as silent describes the absence or blocking of sound.

  6. PROLOGUE is to BEGINNING as EPILOGUE is to ___

    Answer: End

    A prologue appears at the beginning of a literary work, just as an epilogue appears at the end.

  7. PARROT is to BIRD as SALMON is to ___

    Answer: Fish

    A parrot is a specific type of bird, just as a salmon is a specific type of fish.