For more practice on verbal analogy, refer to:
- Verbal Analogy Practice Problems Set 1
- Verbal Analogy Practice Problems Set 2
- Verbal Analogy Practice Problems Set 3 You are here
- Verbal Analogy Practice Problems Set 4
This set will give you more practice with analogies. Every one of the following questions consists of a related pair of words, followed by five pairs of words labeled a through e. Choose the pair that best represents a similar relationship to the one expressed in the original pair of words. Remember, the best way to approach an analogy question is to make up a sentence that describes the relationship between the first two words. Then, find the pair that has a similar relationship.
- PETAL : FLOWER
- salt : pepper
- tire : bicycle
- base : ball
- sandals : shoes
- puppy : dog
- BRISTLE : BRUSH
- arm : leg
- stage : curtain
- recline : chair
- key : piano
- art : sculpture
- FISH : SCHOOL
- wolf : pack
- elephant : jungle
- beagle : clan
- herd : peacock
- cow : farm
- ODOMETER : DISTANCE
- scale : weight
- length : width
- inch : foot
- mileage : speed
- area : size
- SIAMESE : CAT
- type : breed
- dog : puppy
- mark : spot
- romaine : lettuce
- collar : leash
- PEDAL : BICYCLE
- inch : yardstick
- walk : skip
- tire : automobile
- buckle : belt
- oar : canoe
- PULSATE : THROB
- walk : run
- tired : sleep
- examine : scrutinize
- ballet : dancer
- find : lose
- ELEPHANT : PACHYDERM
- mantis : rodent
- poodle : feline
- kangaroo : marsupial
- zebra : horse
- tuna : mollusk
- DEPRESSED : SAD
- neat : considerate
- towering : cringing
- rapid : plodding
- progressive : regressive
- exhausted : tired
- PSYCHOLOGIST : NEUROSIS
- ophthalmologist : cataract
- dermatologist : fracture
- infant : pediatrician
- rash : orthopedist
- oncologist : measles
- BINDING : BOOK
- criminal : gang
- display : museum
- artist : carpenter
- nail : hammer
- frame : picture
- EXPLORE : DISCOVER
- read : skim
- research : learn
- write : print
- think : relate
- sleep : wake
- COTTON : BALE
- butter : churn
- wine : ferment
- grain : shock
- curd : cheese
- beef : steak
- DIVISION : SECTION
- layer : tier
- tether : bundle
- chapter : verse
- riser : stage
- dais : speaker
- PASTORAL : RURAL
- metropolitan : urban
- harvest : autumn
- agrarian : benevolent
- sleepy : nocturnal
- wild : agricultural
- WAITRESS : RESTAURANT
- doctor : diagnosis
- actor : role
- driver : truck
- teacher : school
- author : book
- FINCH : BIRD
- frog : toad
- elephant : reptile
- Dalmatian : dog
- collie : marsupial
- ant : ladybug
- RAIN : DRIZZLE
- swim :dive
- hop : shuffle
- juggle : bounce
- walk : run
- run : jog
- SKEIN : YARN
- squeeze : lemon
- fire : coal
- ream : paper
- tree : lumber
- plow : acre
- TAILOR : SUIT
- scheme : agent
- edit : manuscript
- revise : writer
- mention : opinion
- implode : building
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