A verbal analogy is a similarity drawn between two pairs of words, indicating a relationship in meaning or function. It tests understanding by requiring the identification of similar relationships between different word pairs. |
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Explain the importance of strong vocabulary in solving verbal analogy questions. |
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A strong vocabulary is crucial because it allows the test taker to understand both the primary and secondary meanings of words, enabling them to decode relationships effectively and arrive at correct answers in analogy questions. |
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'COURAGE : HERO' exemplifies a defining characteristic analogy, where courage is a key trait that defines a hero. |
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What is the significance of understanding the order of words in analogy questions? |
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Understanding the order of words is significant because the answer pair must maintain the same relationship structure as the question pair, ensuring logical consistency in the analogy. |
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'ANARCHY' signifies a state of lack of government, highlighting the absence of structured authority, much like other terms that denote absence or deficiency. |
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'Rope' is the answer, as pulp is the raw material for paper production, similar to how hemp is processed to create rope. |
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True. Both pairs show a tool used by a professional to create or perform their tasks. |
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This represents a relationship of degree analogy, where a mountain is a larger version of a hill. |
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'Red' is the answer, as jade is a green gemstone and garnet is a red gemstone. |
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This represents a relationship of deficiency, where a blind person lacks visual ability, similar to how a deaf person lacks auditory ability. |
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'TRIAL : JURY' represents a relationship where the jury is responsible for settling the trial, similar to how an 'arbiter' settles a 'dispute'. |
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False. The correct relationship is that medicine is used to treat disease, not prevent it. |
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'COAL : HEAT' indicates that coal is burned to produce heat, showing a direct functional relationship. |
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What does the analogy 'AUTHOR : BOOK' imply about the relationship with 'CHOREOGRAPHER'? |
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'AUTHOR : BOOK' implies that an author creates a book, similarly, a choreographer creates a ballet, indicating a creative relationship. |
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True. Both pairs indicate that flaws or errata are mistakes associated with their respective contexts. |
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What is the relationship between 'Author' and 'Book' in analogies, and how does it relate to 'Choreographer'? |
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The relationship is that an 'Author' creates or composes a 'Book', similarly, a 'Choreographer' creates or composes a 'Ballet'. |
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