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A. Common: Ghostly
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B. Routine: Novel
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C. Secular : Clerical
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D. Worldly: Unworldly
Explanation
Mundane: Spiritual :: Worldly : Unworldly
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A. Bridge : Architect
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B. House : Person
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C. Kennel Veterinarian
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D. Capital : Government
Explanation
AERIE : EAGLE :: House : person
An aerie is where an eagle lives; a house is where a person lives.
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A. Guilt
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B. Allegation
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C. Punishment
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D. None
Explanation
Just as appreciation leads to a reward, committing a crime leads to punishment.
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A. Mean
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B. Selfish
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C. Magnanimous
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D. Greedy
Explanation
Just as "Stubborn" is a synonym for "Obstinate",
"Generous" is a synonym for "Magnanimous".
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A. Rude : Shrewd
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B. Mood : Moody
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C. Say : Said
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D. None of these
Explanation
Add and Added show a change from present to past tense.
Say and Said also represent present to past tense, matching the same pattern.
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A. Pull : Push
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B. None of these
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C. Happen : Happening
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D. Disagree : Disagreed
Explanation
Agree and Disagree are antonyms — words with opposite meanings.
Pull and Push are also antonyms, matching the same relationship.
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A. Sea : Fair
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B. Still : Bull
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C. Path : Wrath
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D. None of these
Explanation
Hate and Rate are rhyming words with different meanings — they form a wordplay pair.
Path and Wrath also rhyme and have different meanings, matching the same relationship.
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A. Bury : Buried
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B. None of these
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C. Severe : Savor
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D. Good : Goodness
Explanation
The word “Ability” is the noun form of the adjective “Able”.
Similarly, “Goodness” is the noun form of the adjective “Good”.
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A. Hard : Soft
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B. Right : Determined
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C. None of these
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D. Bath : Bathe
Explanation
Certain and Unsure are opposites.
Hard and Soft are also opposites, so this analogy fits the pattern.
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A. Forbid : Forbidden
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B. Covered : Concealed
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C. None of these
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D. Convert : Overt
Explanation
Free and Liberate are synonyms (both mean to set free).
Covered and Concealed are also synonyms (both mean hidden or not visible).
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