Synonym Analogies - SSAT Middle Level: Verbal
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Which option completes the synonym analogy: RELUCTANT : UNWILLING :: EAGER : ?
Which option completes the synonym analogy: RELUCTANT : UNWILLING :: EAGER : ?
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ARDENT. Unwillingness links to enthusiasm through equivalent terms, upholding the synonym bridge.
ARDENT. Unwillingness links to enthusiasm through equivalent terms, upholding the synonym bridge.
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Which relationship should you assume in a synonym analogy (A:B :: C:?) when no other clue is given?
Which relationship should you assume in a synonym analogy (A:B :: C:?) when no other clue is given?
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A and B are synonyms; choose a synonym of C. In synonym analogies lacking specific clues, the default relationship is synonymy between the first pair, guiding selection of a matching synonym for the third term.
A and B are synonyms; choose a synonym of C. In synonym analogies lacking specific clues, the default relationship is synonymy between the first pair, guiding selection of a matching synonym for the third term.
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Which option completes the synonym analogy: ENORMOUS : GIGANTIC :: TINY : ?
Which option completes the synonym analogy: ENORMOUS : GIGANTIC :: TINY : ?
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MINUSCULE. The structure links terms denoting large size, requiring a match for small size to maintain the synonym pattern.
MINUSCULE. The structure links terms denoting large size, requiring a match for small size to maintain the synonym pattern.
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Which option completes the synonym analogy: ABUNDANT : PLENTIFUL :: SCARCE : ?
Which option completes the synonym analogy: ABUNDANT : PLENTIFUL :: SCARCE : ?
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MEAGER. Abundance pairs with scarcity through equivalent wording, preserving the quantity relationship.
MEAGER. Abundance pairs with scarcity through equivalent wording, preserving the quantity relationship.
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Which option completes the synonym analogy: LOQUACIOUS : TALKATIVE :: FRUGAL : ?
Which option completes the synonym analogy: LOQUACIOUS : TALKATIVE :: FRUGAL : ?
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THRIFTY. The analogy connects words with similar meanings, pairing a term for talkative with one for economical spending.
THRIFTY. The analogy connects words with similar meanings, pairing a term for talkative with one for economical spending.
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What is the best first step for solving a synonym analogy: A:B :: C:?
What is the best first step for solving a synonym analogy: A:B :: C:?
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Restate the A:B meaning as “A means B.”. Rephrasing the initial pair as a definition clarifies the synonym relationship to apply consistently to the third term and find its pair.
Restate the A:B meaning as “A means B.”. Rephrasing the initial pair as a definition clarifies the synonym relationship to apply consistently to the third term and find its pair.
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Which option completes the synonym analogy: ANCIENT : ARCHAIC :: NEW : ?
Which option completes the synonym analogy: ANCIENT : ARCHAIC :: NEW : ?
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NOVEL. The analogy equates old with new through synonymous vocabulary, preserving the meaning equivalence.
NOVEL. The analogy equates old with new through synonymous vocabulary, preserving the meaning equivalence.
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Which option completes the synonym analogy: TRANSPARENT : CLEAR :: OPAQUE : ?
Which option completes the synonym analogy: TRANSPARENT : CLEAR :: OPAQUE : ?
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CLOUDY. Clarity opposes obscurity with matching synonyms, reflecting the visibility theme.
CLOUDY. Clarity opposes obscurity with matching synonyms, reflecting the visibility theme.
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Which option completes the synonym analogy: HASTY : IMPETUOUS :: CAREFUL : ?
Which option completes the synonym analogy: HASTY : IMPETUOUS :: CAREFUL : ?
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CAUTIOUS. Pairs hasty actions with careful ones through synonymous terms, ensuring the relationship holds across both sides.
CAUTIOUS. Pairs hasty actions with careful ones through synonymous terms, ensuring the relationship holds across both sides.
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Which option completes the synonym analogy: CALM : SERENE :: NOISY : ?
Which option completes the synonym analogy: CALM : SERENE :: NOISY : ?
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BOISTEROUS. Tranquility links to clamor via synonyms, maintaining the noise level analogy.
BOISTEROUS. Tranquility links to clamor via synonyms, maintaining the noise level analogy.
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Which option completes the synonym analogy: VIGOROUS : ROBUST :: WEAK : ?
Which option completes the synonym analogy: VIGOROUS : ROBUST :: WEAK : ?
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FEEBLE. Strength connects to weakness using synonymous expressions, ensuring parallel structure.
FEEBLE. Strength connects to weakness using synonymous expressions, ensuring parallel structure.
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Which option completes the synonym analogy: HONEST : SINCERE :: FAKE : ?
Which option completes the synonym analogy: HONEST : SINCERE :: FAKE : ?
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PHONY. Authenticity links to falsity via equivalent terms, ensuring the genuineness analogy.
PHONY. Authenticity links to falsity via equivalent terms, ensuring the genuineness analogy.
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Which option completes the synonym analogy: CONFUSE : BEWILDER :: ANNOY : ?
Which option completes the synonym analogy: CONFUSE : BEWILDER :: ANNOY : ?
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IRRITATE. Confusion pairs with frustration through synonymous actions, ensuring verbal consistency.
IRRITATE. Confusion pairs with frustration through synonymous actions, ensuring verbal consistency.
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Which option completes the synonym analogy: BUILD : CONSTRUCT :: DESTROY : ?
Which option completes the synonym analogy: BUILD : CONSTRUCT :: DESTROY : ?
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DEMOLISH. Creation pairs with destruction through synonymous actions, upholding the building theme.
DEMOLISH. Creation pairs with destruction through synonymous actions, upholding the building theme.
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Which option completes the synonym analogy: OBSERVE : NOTICE :: DISREGARD : ?
Which option completes the synonym analogy: OBSERVE : NOTICE :: DISREGARD : ?
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IGNORE. Attention connects to inattention with matching verbs, preserving the observation pattern.
IGNORE. Attention connects to inattention with matching verbs, preserving the observation pattern.
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Which option completes the synonym analogy: GENEROUS : MAGNANIMOUS :: SELFISH : ?
Which option completes the synonym analogy: GENEROUS : MAGNANIMOUS :: SELFISH : ?
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EGOCENTRIC. Generosity links to self-centeredness with equivalent vocabulary, reflecting character traits.
EGOCENTRIC. Generosity links to self-centeredness with equivalent vocabulary, reflecting character traits.
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Which option completes the synonym analogy: SAD : MELANCHOLY :: TIRED : ?
Which option completes the synonym analogy: SAD : MELANCHOLY :: TIRED : ?
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WEARY. Sorrow connects to fatigue with matching terms, maintaining the emotional state analogy.
WEARY. Sorrow connects to fatigue with matching terms, maintaining the emotional state analogy.
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Which option completes the synonym analogy: QUICK : RAPID :: SMART : ?
Which option completes the synonym analogy: QUICK : RAPID :: SMART : ?
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ASTUTE. Speed pairs with intelligence through synonymous terms, upholding the attribute pattern.
ASTUTE. Speed pairs with intelligence through synonymous terms, upholding the attribute pattern.
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Which option completes the synonym analogy: RUDE : IMPOLITE :: POLITE : ?
Which option completes the synonym analogy: RUDE : IMPOLITE :: POLITE : ?
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COURTEOUS. Rudeness opposes politeness via synonyms, preserving the manners relationship.
COURTEOUS. Rudeness opposes politeness via synonyms, preserving the manners relationship.
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Which option completes the synonym analogy: PRAISE : COMMEND :: BLAME : ?
Which option completes the synonym analogy: PRAISE : COMMEND :: BLAME : ?
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CENSURE. Approval links to disapproval with equivalent terms, upholding the judgment pattern.
CENSURE. Approval links to disapproval with equivalent terms, upholding the judgment pattern.
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Which option completes the synonym analogy: BEGIN : COMMENCE :: END : ?
Which option completes the synonym analogy: BEGIN : COMMENCE :: END : ?
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CONCLUDE. Initiation connects to termination via synonyms, preserving the sequence relationship.
CONCLUDE. Initiation connects to termination via synonyms, preserving the sequence relationship.
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Which option completes the synonym analogy: HELP : ASSIST :: HINDER : ?
Which option completes the synonym analogy: HELP : ASSIST :: HINDER : ?
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IMPEDE. Aid pairs with obstruction through matching verbs, maintaining the assistance dynamic.
IMPEDE. Aid pairs with obstruction through matching verbs, maintaining the assistance dynamic.
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Which option completes the synonym analogy: FEARLESS : INTREPID :: SHY : ?
Which option completes the synonym analogy: FEARLESS : INTREPID :: SHY : ?
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TIMID. Boldness opposes reticence with synonymous adjectives, reflecting personality traits.
TIMID. Boldness opposes reticence with synonymous adjectives, reflecting personality traits.
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Which option completes the synonym analogy: ANGRY : IRATE :: HAPPY : ?
Which option completes the synonym analogy: ANGRY : IRATE :: HAPPY : ?
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ELATED. Anger connects to joy with intensified synonyms, ensuring emotional equivalence.
ELATED. Anger connects to joy with intensified synonyms, ensuring emotional equivalence.
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