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Choice (A) is correct. (1:2,3:4) A devotee is a follower; a jubilee is an anniversary.  \n2. Choice (C) is correct. (1:3,2:4) In Canada, mountie is a name for a police officer; in the U.K., constable is a name for a police officer.  \n3. Choice (B) is correct. (1:2,3:4) Air travels through the larynx, trachea, bronchus, and bronchiole, in that order.  \n4. Choice D is correct. (1:3,2:4) Remunerative and lucrative are synonyms; annulment and defeasance are also synonyms.  \n5. Choice (A) is correct. (1:2,3:4) Salute and toast are synonyms; money and bread are also synonyms.  \n6. Choice (C) is correct. (1:3,2:4) Invisible Man and Gulliver’s Travels are novels.  \n7. Choice (B) is correct. (1:2,3:4) Hydrogen is the element with the lowest atomic number;  \nununoctium is the element with the highest atomic number. Challenger Deep is the lowest natural point on Earth; Mount Everest is the highest point on Earth.  \n8. Choice (D) is correct. (1:3,2:4) A goal is the unit of scoring in hockey; a run is the unit of scoring in baseball.  \n9. Choice (A) is correct. (1:3,2:4) Alluring and inviting are synonyms; disenchanting and disgusting are also synonyms. Both pairs of words are antonyms to each other.  \n10. Choice (C) is correct. (1:3,2:4) 130 – 30% = 130 – 39 = 91. 100 + 30% = 100 + 30 = 130.  \n11. Choice (B) is correct. (1:2,3:4) Dates and apricots are drupe fruits; oranges and grapefruits are citrus fruits.  \n12. Choice (A) is correct. (1:2,3:4) English and French are official languages of Canada; Cantonese and Mandarin are official languages of China.  \n13. Choice (D) is correct. (1:3,2:4) A conjunction connects; a preposition establishes relation.  \n14. Choice (C) is correct. (1:2,3:4) In mathematics, ≠ means not equal to; ≈ means approximately.  \n15. Choice (B) is correct. (1:3,2:4) Basi is a type of wine; basic refers to something with a high pH.  \n16. Choice (A) is correct. (1:3,2:4) Blair and Thatcher were prime ministers of the U.K.; Pierce and Polk were presidents of the U.S.A.  \n17. Choice (D) is correct. (1:2,3:4) Kehaar and Tweety are fictional birds; Tigger and Shere Khan are fictional tigers.  \n18. Choice (C) is correct. (1:3,2:4) Osteology is the study of bones; heliology is the study of the sun.  \n19. Choice (B) is correct. (1:3,2:4) An iris is a plant; a pupil is a student.  \n20. Choice (D) is correct. (1:3,2:4) The ankh is a symbol of life; the ichthys is a symbol of Christianity.  \n21. Choice (A) is correct. (1:2,3:4) When spelled, 3 and 2 both start with T; 6 and 7 both start with S.  \n22. Choice (B) is correct. (1:3,2:4) Antimatter and matter counteract each other; an antidote counteracts a poison.  \n23. Choice (C) is correct. (1:2,3:4) In music, legato is a mark of articulation; fortissimo is a mark of dynamics.  \n24. Choice (D) is correct. (1:2,3:4) An anion has a negative charge; a cation has a positive charge.  \n25. Choice (A) is correct. (1:2,3:4) In mathematics, the mean is the average of a set; the mode is the most common value of a set.","cbCaigYcbHMUl2I2","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigYcbHMUl2I2","pdf",67829,"English","# Practice Questions #4 Answers\n## Answer Explanations (A–D)","[{\"question\":\"How are correct choices for Practice Questions #4 presented?\",\"answer\":\"Each question states the correct option letter (A–D) followed by a brief explanation supporting the choice.\"},{\"question\":\"What types of topics are covered in these explanations?\",\"answer\":\"The explanations span vocabulary analogies, grammar (e.g., conjunction vs. preposition), math with percentages, and basic science facts like anatomy, elements, and charges.\"},{\"question\":\"Does the set include both word and numeric reasoning?\",\"answer\":\"Yes. Several questions test synonym/antonym relationships and definitions, while others use calculations such as subtracting percentages and adding percent increases.\"}]","MAT (Miller Analogies Test) Practice Questions - 4 Answers | PDF"]