SSAT Analogies Question 406: Answer and Explanation
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Question: 406
12. Scale is to weight as
- A. speedometer is to sound
- B. circumferentor is to angle
- C. pipette is to area
- D. tachometer is to direction
Correct Answer: E
Explanation:
E
A scale measures weight. A circumferentor measures angles.
If you don't know the meaning of circumferentor, use process of elimination. The easier answers to eliminate are choices (A) and (E) because a speedometer does not measure sound and a thermometer does not measure energy. If you know that a pipette measures volume or a tachometer measures rotation (or both), you can also eliminate choices (B) or (C) or both. Always guess when you are down to two.