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The keys to finding the right answers to questions in this type of exam is understanding word meanings, and analyzing the relationship between words, ideas, phrases in the given set of words.  \nIf you know the famous game on the iphone, ipad and mobile gadgets called 4 pics, 1 word, this type of exam is sort of like that strategy, only easier because in this type of test, you will be given choices unlike that game, you have no choice at all but guess the one word or thought that defines the relationship between the given photos.  \nTips in getting the right answer in Analogy and Logic:  \n1. Determine the thought and relationship between the first set of words  \n2. Apply the same thought and relationship among the choices for the next set of words  \nAccording to some English Test Reviewers, Analogy questions usually have the following relationship and thoughts:  \n• Synonym – pretty: beautiful: big: huge  \n• Antonym – big: small: fast: slow  \n• Group – wolf: pack: tree: forest  \n• Cause and effect – rain: flood: quake: sink-hole  \n• Sequence – study: graduate: plant: harvest  \n• Classification – blue: color: pants: clothing  \n• Degree – warm: hot: cold: freezing  \n• Effort and result – paint: painting: write: letter  \n• Problem and Solution – tired: sleep: itch: scratch  \n• Function – keyboard: to type: phone: to call  \nAnalogy and Logic Questions and Answers  \nTest your analogy skills by choosing the best word that express similar relationship to the given words.  \n1. Iron: metal: : granite:  \n1. marble  \n2. rock  \n3. sand  \n4. solid  \n2. Decibel: sound: : volt:  \n1. watts  \n[2. fire](2. fire)  \n3. electricity  \n4. lightning  \n3. Coward: brave: : philanthropist:  \n1. selfish  \n2. kind  \n3. pessimist  \n4. optimist  \n4. Logic: reasoning: : ethics:  \n1. character  \n2. behavior  \n3. subject  \n4. traits  \n5. Antenna: signal: : net:  \n1. web  \n2. catch  \n3. gross  \n[4. fish](4. fish)  \n6. Stanza: poem: : act:  \n[1. movie](1. movie)  \n2. opera  \n[3. song](3. song)  \n[4](4). lyric  \n7. Astrology: Astronomy: :Alchemy:  \n1. Chemistry  \n2. Biology  \n3. Physics  \n4. Science  \n8. Census: population: : inventory:  \n1. accounting  \n2. merchandise  \n3. cost  \n4. list  \n9. Oath: promise: : contract:  \n1. license  \n[2. contact](2. contact)  \n3. agreement  \n4. paper  \n10. Glimmer: Flicker: : murmur:  \n1. whisper  \n2. shout  \n3. rumor  \n4. speak  \n11. Bouquet: flowers: : flock:  \n1. dogs  \n2. sheep  \n3. ship  \n4. cats  \n12. Rescind: law: : withdraw:  \n[1. bank](1. bank)  \n2. candidacy  \n3. deposit  \n4. resume  \n13. Hoax: deceive: : filibuster:  \n1. delay  \n2. refuse  \n3. stop  \n4. none  \n14. Syllabus: course: :agenda:  \n1. subject  \n2. platform  \n3. meeting  \n4. lesson  \n15. Cat: kitten: :horse:  \n[1. cab](1. cab)  \n2. puppy  \n3. stallion  \n4. pony  \n16. Evaporate: vapor: : petrify:  \n1. liquid  \n2. stone  \n3. magnify  \n4. cold  \n17. Canvas: painter: : marble:  \n1. sculptor  \n2. rock  \n3. statue  \n4. form  \n18. Hammer: anvil: : pestle:  \n1. ground  \n2. grinder  \n3. mortar  \n4. knife  \n19. Librarian: books: : curator:  \n1. atlas  \n2. encyclopedia  \n[3. room](3. room)  \n4. paintings  \n20. Archive: manuscript: arsenal:  \n1. soldier  \n2. weapon  \n3. castle  \n4. king  \n21. Bodyguard: protection: : mentor:  \n1. advice  \n2. counsel  \n3. teacher  \n4. leader  \n22. Novelist: plot: : Architect:  \n1. building  \n[2. design](2. design)  \n[3](3). blueprint  \n[4. house](4. house)  \n23. Molecule: atoms: : tissue:  \n1. organ  \n2. cells  \n3. body  \n4. neutrons  \n24. Eavesdrop: conversation: : trespass:  \n[1. property](1. property)  \n[2. house](2. house)  \n[3. land](3. land)  \n4. assets  \nAnswer Key: 2,3,1,2,4,2,1,2,3,1,2,2,1,3,4,2,1,3,4,2,2,3,2,1","cbCaieYLLuLwrDzW","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaieYLLuLwrDzW","pdf",79016,"English","# Tips in Getting the Right Answer in Analogy and Logic\n## Core Method: Identify and Apply Relationships\n## Common Analogy Relationships\n# Analogy and Logic Questions and Answers","[{\"question\":\"What is the key strategy for solving analogy and logic questions?\",\"answer\":\"Identify the thought and relationship between the first set of words, then apply the same relationship to the choices for the next set.\"},{\"question\":\"What kinds of relationships appear in Analogy questions?\",\"answer\":\"Common types include synonyms and antonyms, grouping, cause and effect, sequence, classification, degree, effort and result, problem and solution, and function.\"},{\"question\":\"How is the practice section organized in the reviewer?\",\"answer\":\"Each item presents a word pair relationship and asks for the best choice that expresses a similar relationship, followed by an answer key at the end.\"}]","Civil Service Exam Reviewer for Analogy and Logic - Analogy and Logic Test Tips and Sample Questions | PDF",1790766860,15]