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ANALOGIES IN ENGLISH SOLVED MCQs

 Analogies Solved MCQs 

Analogies Solved MCQs


HEART : LOVE :: LUNG : ?

   a) Breathe

   b) Air

   c) Organ

   d) Blood


FAST : SLOW :: GOOD : ?

   a) Bad

   b) Better

   c) Fast

   d) Slow


WHEEL : CAR :: LEAF : ?

   a) Tree

   b) Branch

   c) Forest

   d) Plant


 DROUGHT : THIRSTY :: FIRE : ?

   a) Heat

   b) Burn

   c) Ash

   d) Panic


HOT : SCORCHING :: COLD : ?

   a) Icy

   b) Freezing

   c) Warm

   d) Chilly


PAINTER : BRUSH :: CHEF : ?

   a) Knife

   b) Spoon

   c) Frying Pan

   d) Apron


TELESCOPE : OBSERVE :: MICROSCOPE : ?

   a) Measure

   b) Record

   c) Study

   d) Listen


Which of the following analogy is most similar to the relationship between "Dog" and "Bark"?

a) Cat : Purr

b) Cow : Moo

c) Bird : Sing

d) Horse : Whinny


If "Book" is related to "Read," what is the relationship between "Pen" and "___"?

a) Write

b) Ink

c) Paper

d) Scribble


If "Doctor" is related to "Hospital," what is the relationship between "Chef" and "___"?

a) Kitchen

b) Food

c) Recipe

d) Restaurant


Which of the following analogy is most similar to the relationship between "Teacher" and "School"?

a) Pilot : Airport

b) Chef : Kitchen

c) Author : Library

d) Actor : Stage


Which type of analogy is represented by the following pair of words: CAT : KITTEN?

   a) Synonymy

   b) Antonymy

   c) Part-to-whole

   d) Cause-and-effect


Choose the pair that best completes the analogy: FISH : AQUARIUM :: BIRD : _______?

   a) NEST

   b) CAGE

   c) SKY

   d) AIR


Identify the relationship in the analogy: HAND : FINGERS :: FOOT : ______?

   a) NAILS

   b) LEG

   c) TOES

   d) SHOE


What type of analogy is represented by the pair: HOT : COLD?

   a) Cause-and-effect

   b) Synonymy

   c) Antonymy

   d) Part-to-whole


Which pair of words completes the analogy: TREE : FOREST :: HOUSE : ________?

   a) ROOM

   b) STREET

   c) CITY

   d) DOOR


Identify the relationship in the analogy: DOG : BARK :: CAT : ______?

   a) MEOW

   b) PURR

   c) CLAW

   d) WAG


In the analogy: PENCIL : WRITE :: COMPUTER : ________, what word should fill the blank?

   a) TYPE

   b) PLAY

   c) READ

   d) EAT


Which type of analogy is represented by the following pair of words: FIRE : BURN?

   a) Synonymy

   b) Antonymy

   c) Cause-and-effect

   d) Part-to-whole


What type of analogy is represented by the pair: DOCTOR : HOSPITAL?

   a) Cause-and-effect

   b) Synonymy

   c) Antonymy

   d) Part-to-whole


Choose the pair that best completes the analogy: BEE : HIVE :: SPIDER : _______?

    a) WEB

    b) FLY

    c) INSECT

    d) SILK


If CAT is to KITTEN, then DOG is to __________.

a) Puppy

b) Feline

c) Purr

d) Kitten


If APPLE is to FRUIT, then CARROT is to _____.

a) Vegetable

b) Root

c) Orange

d) Plant


If BOOK is to READ, then SONG is to ________.

a) Listen

b) Sing

c) Dance

d) Write


If FISH is to WATER, then BIRD is to _________.

a) Sky

b) Nest

c) Air

d) Egg


If STUDENT is to SCHOOL, then EMPLOYEE is to __________.

a) Company

b) Office

c) Salary

d) Manager


If CAT is related to FELINE, then DOG is related to:

a) K9

b) CANINE

c) BARK

d) PUPPY


If APPLE is related to FRUIT, then CARROT is related to:

a) VEGETABLE

b) SALAD

c) ROOT

d) HERB


If EARTH is related to PLANET, then MOON is related to:

a) LUNAR

b) STAR

c) CELESTIAL

d) SATELLITE


If WALK is related to AMBLE, then RUN is related to:

a) SPRINT

b) JOG

c) RACE

d) WANDER


If PENCIL is related to DRAW, then PEN is related to:

a) SIGN

b) WRITE

c) SKETCH

d) INK


Choose the pair of words that best completes the analogy:

Gather : Scatter ::

a) Collect : Disperse 

b) Group : Separate 

c) Accumulate : Spread 

d) Congregate : Distribute 


Find the relationship that completes the analogy:

Cat : Meow ::

a) Dog : Quack 

b) Bird : Bark 

c) Cow : Moo 

d) Horse : Hiss 


Choose the pair of words that completes the analogy:

Teacher : Student ::

a) Doctor : Patient 

b) Chef : Recipe 

c) Pilot : Airplane 

d) Author : Book 


Complete the analogy:

Water : Wet ::

a) Fire : Hot 

b) Ice : Cold 

c) Sand : Dry 

d) Sun : Bright 


Find the relationship that completes the analogy:

Tree : Branch ::

a) Fish : Scale 

b) House : Roof 

c) Dog : Tail 

d) Car : Engine 


Choose the pair of words that best completes the analogy:

Laugh : Joy ::

a) Cry : Sadness 

b) Sleep : Tiredness 

c) Eat : Hunger 

d) Dance : Music 


Complete the analogy:

Ocean : Water ::

a) Desert : Sand 

b) Sky : Clouds 

c) Forest : Trees 

d) Mountain : Snow 


Find the relationship that completes the analogy:

Flower : Petal ::

a) Fruit : Seed 

b) Tree : Leaf 

c) Sun : Ray 

d) Rain : Umbrella 


Choose the pair of words that best completes the analogy:

Author : Novel ::

a) Painter : Easel 

b) Chef : Restaurant 

c) Actor : Movie 

d) Director : Script 


Complete the following analogy:

Cat is to meow as dog is to _______.

a) bark

b) purr

c) hiss

d) chirp


Choose the correct analogy:

Book is to reading as television is to _______.

a) watch

b) screen

c) channel

d) remote


Complete the analogy:

Pen is to write as knife is to _______.

a) cut

b) peel

c) scroll 

d) carve


Find the correct analogy:

Tree is to forest as brick is to _______.

a) wall

b) house

c) clay

d) ground


Complete the analogy:

Doctor is to hospital as teacher is to _______.

a) school

b) student

c) classroom

d) book


Choose the correct analogy:

Fish is to swim as bird is to _______.

a) fly

b) nest

c) sing

d) crawl


Complete the analogy:

Soccer is to goal as basketball is to _______.

a) hoop

b) field

c) score

d) team


Choose the correct analogy:

Hunger is to food as thirst is to _______.

a) water

b) drink

c) juice

d) cold drink


Complete the analogy:

Car is to road as boat is to _______.

a) dock

b) water

c) sail

d) ocean


Choose the correct analogy:

Sun is to day as moon is to _______.

a) night

b) darkness

c) earth

d) satellite


If "Fast" is to "Quick," then "Slow" is to what?

   a) Speedy

   b) Lethargic

   c) Rapid

   d) Sluggish

   

If "Rain" is to "Wet Ground," then "Fire" is to what?

   a) Burnt Wood

   b) Smoke

   c) Ashes

   d) Coal

   

Which of the following words does not belong in the group: Tiger, Lion, Cheetah, Elephant?

   a) Lion

   c) Cheetah

   c) Cat

   d) Tiger

   

If "Wheel" is to "Car," then "Propeller" is to what?

   a) Airplane

   b) Boat

   c) Rocket

   d) Helicopter

   

 If "Innocent" is to "Guilty," then "Brave" is to what?

   a) Fearful

   b) Cowardly

   c) Strong

   d) Timid

 

If "Triangle" is to "3," then "Hexagon" is to what?

   a) 6

   b) 4

   c) 5

   d) 8

   

If "Football" is to "Goalpost," then "Basketball" is to what?

   a) Court

   b) Net

   c) Hoop

   d) Puck

   

If "English" is to "Alphabet," then "Morse Code" is to what?

   a) Symbols

   b) Numbers

   c) Music

   d) Braille

   

If "Venus" is to "Sun," then "Mars" is to what?

   a) Earth

   b) Mercury

   c) Jupiter

   d) Saturn


Further Suggestrd Reading for McQs based Writen Tests Preparation 

1. Antonyms Solved MCQs 

2. Synonyms Solved MCQs

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