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In each of the following questions, there is a certain relationship between two given words on one side of : : and one word is given on another side of : : while another word is to be found from the given alternatives, having the same relation with this word as the words of the given pair bear.Choose the correct alternatives.

61.

Bread : Yeast : : Curd : ?

Answer: B

Correct answer: Bacteria

The relation is product : the organism that ferments it. Bread rises because of yeast, a fungus; milk sets into curd because of bacteria, chiefly Lactobacillus, which turn its lactose into lactic acid.

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62.

Glucose : Carbohydrate : : Soyabean : ?

Answer: A

Correct answer: Proteins

The relation is food : the nutrient it chiefly supplies. Glucose is a carbohydrate; the soybean is valued as a source of protein, being among the richest of the plant sources. It is indeed a legume, but that names the plant family rather than the nutrient.

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63.

Jeopardy:Peril:: Jealousy:?

Answer: A

Correct answer: Envy

The relation is word : its synonym. Jeopardy means peril; jealousy means envy - resentment at another’s advantage. Insecurity may underlie jealousy but does not mean the same thing.

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64.

Pigeon:Peace::White flag : ?

Answer: C

Correct answer: Surrender

The relation is symbol : what it signifies. The pigeon, or dove, is the emblem of peace; a white flag signifies surrender, raised to show that one has given up the fight and asks for terms.

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65.

Teheran:Iran::Beijing:?

Answer: A

Correct answer: China

The relation is capital : its country. Teheran is the capital of Iran; Beijing is the capital of China. Tokyo, Ankara and Kuala Lumpur are the capitals of the other three.

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66.

Enough : Excess : : Sufficiency : ?

Answer: B

Correct answer: Surplus

The relation is adequate amount : more than adequate. Enough shades into excess; sufficiency shades into surplus. Adequacy and competency are further words for enough, not for more than enough.

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67.

Court : Justice : : School : ?

Answer: D

Correct answer: Education

The relation is institution : what it exists to provide. A court exists to deliver justice; a school to give education. Teachers and students are the people in it, and ignorance is what it removes.

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68.

Quartz : Radio : : Gypsum : ?

Answer: B

Correct answer: Cement

The relation is mineral : the industry that consumes it. Quartz crystals set the frequency in a radio; gypsum is ground into plaster and added to cement, where it retards the setting. Porcelain is made from kaolin and feldspar.

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69.

Chromite : Chromium : : Ilmenite :?

Answer: D

Correct answer: Titanium

The relation is ore : the metal extracted from it. Chromite is the ore of chromium; ilmenite, \( \text{FeTiO}_3 \), is the chief ore of titanium. Manganese comes from pyrolusite and cobalt from cobaltite.

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70.

Command : Order : : Confusion : ?

Answer: C

Correct answer: Chaos

The relation is word : its synonym. A command is an order; confusion is chaos. Clarity and discipline are its opposites, and a problem is something confusion may cause.

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