Upper Level SSAT Analogies Practice Test 44

1. Patter is to rain as

• A. rainbow is to storm
• B. call is to telephone
• C. clank is to chain
• D. volume is to radio
• E. eruption is to volcano

2. Brazen is to tact as

• A. lethargic is to energy
• B. agile is to strength
• C. humongous is to size
• D. ancient is to time
• E. fallen is to grace

3. Taciturn is to words as

• A. thrifty is to money
• B. petty is to concern
• C. silly is to extras
• D. startled is to surprise
• E. trusting is to care

4. Scalpel is to razor as surgeon is to

• A. barber
• B. gardener
• C. chef
• D. patient
• E. engineer

5. Storyteller is to listener as

• A. accompanist is to composer
• B. critique is to commentator
• C. banter is to humorist
• D. anthologist is to editor
• E. pantomime is to viewer

6. Gully is to erosion as

• A. drought is to precipitation
• B. mine is to excavation
• C. clot is to dispersion
• D. forest is to cultivation
• E. water is to inundation

7. Drip is to deluge as

• A. shine is to polish
• B. warm is to heat
• C. yearn is to wish
• D. smolder is to blaze
• E. bend is to straight

8. Lax is to resolution as

• A. hapless is to circumstance
• B. detrimental is to destruction
• C. deceitful is to sincerity
• D. vulnerable is to wound
• E. accessible is to rewarded

9. Hammer is to pound as

• A. vase is to flowers
• B. briefcase is to papers
• C. nail is to wood
• D. screwdriver is to tool
• E. jack is to raise

10. Lexicon is to words as anthology is to

• A. reading
• B. library
• C. books
• D. works
• E. pages