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Verbal Analogy

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Verbal Analogy

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Analogy

A parallel that is drawn between two different, but adequately similar events, situations of circumstances.

Determine the relationship between a pair of words and then recognize a similar or parallel relationship in a different pair of words.

You are given a pair of words and must choose from the four pairs given as answer choices another pair exhibiting the same analogy.

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• 4 basic types of questions are asked and chances of many more follows.

• Test of analogy is test of one’s language / vocabulary

• test of one’s ability to reason out relationship

• It is therefore a test of Psycho-linguistic test

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• Lexical Problem

• Logical Relationship Problem

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How to Improve on Lexical Problems

• Carry a small dictionary

• Read News paper

• Learn/Use an English word daily

• Learn Antonyms and synonyms for a word

• IT related tools

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IT related Tools

• Google ChromeScrabble

• Android• Google search engine

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Example 1

• Philately : Stamps :: __________: _________

a) Cartography: Mapsb) Geriatrics: Ailmentsc) Numismatics: Coins

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Tip - I

• Always observe the relationship between words

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EXAMPLE - ii

Pseudopod : Amoeba :: ___________:_______

• Branch : Tree• Tentacles : Octopus• Shell : Snail

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Tip - II

• Specify the relationship between the words

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Example - III

Pan : Camera :: ___________: _________

Rotate: PeriscopeTune: RadioCharge: Battery

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Tip - III

Know the exact meanings to solve the problems

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Example - IV

Sap : Vitality :: __________: _________

Persevere : FortitudeDrain : ResolutionEnhance : beauty

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Tip IV

Looking at the parts of speech