GRE Verbal Section- Analogy Questions and Answers
Arithmetic Aptitude GRE Verbal Section Analogy Questions with Answers help learners practice word relationships and logic often seen in exams like SSC, Bank, and GRE. These questions test reasoning skills in simple formats, helping candidates boost their verbal aptitude for competitive exams.
Practice analogies for GRE verball section. Supplement with verbal reasoning analogy and synonyms antonyms
GRE Verbal Section- Analogy
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261. In an effort to ------its operations, the corporation announced it was acquiring a ------company in a different type of manufacturing.
- diversify - subsidiary
- adumberate - solvent
- multiply - protracted
- intensify - fluctuating
262. Samuel Clemens chose the ------Mark Twain as a result of his knowledge of river boat piloting.
- mountebank
- protagonist
- misanthrope
- hallucination
263. To meet all ------a source of ------electrical power was added to the train's engine.
- Integuments - parallel
- possibilities - incidental
- amenities - diverse
- contingencies - auxiliary
264. Since the escaping vapors proved to be highly ------, measures were at once taken for the ------of the experiments.
- Volatile - ratification
- Observable - insulation
- Gaseous - reduction
- Noxious - cessation
265. Eric Fromm does not agree that man is ------ in Freudian sexual dilemmas for if the ------ that man creates can be changed for the better, there is hope that the state of man can be changed as well.
- Tortured - goals
- Trapped - institutions
- Caught - symbols
- Engulfed - life
266. As man reached the stars, a booming population threatened to destroy the ------ of life on his home planet and even its chances for ------
- Quality - survival
- Basis - growth
- Existence - upliftment
- chances - improvement
267. Until the current warming trend exceeds the range of normal climatic fluctuations, there will be, among scientists, considerable ------ the possibility that increasing levels of atmosphere Co2 can cause long term warming effects
- interest in
- uncertainty about
- experimentation on
- enthusiasm for
268. Having no sense of moral obligation, shipler was as little subject to the ------ of conscience after he acted as he was motivated by its ------ before he acted.
- balm - eloquence
- qualms - atonement
- reproaches - prompting's
- rewards - chastisement
269. Slang is a language that rolls up its sleeves, spits on its hands and ------
- goes to work
- stays cool
- embarrasses its user
- communicates
270. Famous among job seekers for its ------, the company, quite apart from generous salaries, bestowed on its executives annual bonuses and such ------ as low - interest home mortgages and company cars.
- largesse - perquisites
- altruism - credits
- magnanimity - reparations
- discernment - prerogatives