Analogy Questions

'Grass' is related to 'Pasture' as an element within its typical place/context. In the same way, a 'Word' is related to which typical containing unit?

'Cell' is related to 'Tissue' as a smaller biological unit forming a larger unit. In the same way, 'Tissue' is related to which larger biological unit?

'Vendor' is related to 'Buyer' as the service-provider/seller is to the recipient. In the same way, a 'Consultant' is related to which counterpart?

'Player' is related to 'Coach' as learner/performer to guide/trainer. In the same way, a 'Pupil' is related to which guiding role?

Analogy — “Save” is related to “Rescue” in the same way “Severe” is related to ____. (Choose the best synonym/relationship match.)

Analogy — “Ignite” leads to “Combustion”; similarly, “Trigger” leads to ____. (Select the effect caused by the action.)

Analogy — “Disease” is treated by “Medicine”; similarly, “Famine” is alleviated by ____. (Choose the most appropriate remedy/relief.)

Analogy — “Go” is opposite to “Come”; in the same way, “High” is opposite to ____. (Select the antonym.)

Analogy — “Soldier” belongs to an “Army”; similarly, “Player” belongs to a ____. (Choose the collective group.)

Analogy — “Nail” is cut by a “Nail cutter”; in the same way, “Hair” is cut by ____. (Identify the tool used.)

Analogy — “Win” is associated with a “Competition”; similarly, “Invention” is associated with a ____. (Choose the most fitting context.)

Analogy — A “Needle” belongs to a “Clock”; in the same way, a “Wheel” belongs to a ____. (Choose the containing object.)

Analogy — “Fly” is the characteristic movement of a “Parrot”; similarly, “Crawl” is characteristic of a ____. (Choose the animal best known for crawling.)

Analogy — “Liberty” is opposite to “Slavery”; similarly, “Danger” is opposite to ____. (Select the antonym.)

Analogy — “Blood” flows through a “Vein”; similarly, “Oil” flows through ____. (Identify the conduit.)

Analogy — “Success” is opposite to “Failure”; in the same way, “Big” is opposite to ____. (Select the antonym.)

Analogy — “Pen” is to “Pencil” as “Hockey” is to ____. (Identify the same-category counterpart.)

Analogy — “Tall” contrasts with “Dwarf”; similarly, “Kind” contrasts with ____. (Select the antonym.)

Analogy — A “Dog” lives in a “Kennel”; similarly, a “Bird” lives in a ____. (Choose the natural dwelling.)

Analogy — A “Book” can be “Opened”; in the same sense, a “Door” can be ____. (Select the corresponding action.)