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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.

241.

Anaemia : Blood : : Anarchy : ?

Answer: C

Correct answer: Government

The relation is condition : what it is the absence of. Anaemia is a deficiency of blood - of its red cells; anarchy is the absence of government. Lawlessness and disorder are consequences of anarchy rather than what is missing.

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242.

Heed : Neglect : :Pacify: ?

Answer: B

Correct answer: Incite

The relation is word : its opposite. To heed is the opposite of to neglect; to pacify is the opposite of to incite - one calms, the other stirs up. Allay is a synonym of pacify, not its antonym.

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243.

Probe : Wound : : Anemography : ?

Answer: C

Correct answer: Force

The relation is instrument : what it measures or explores. A probe explores a wound; an anemograph records the force and direction of the wind. Rainfall is measured by a rain gauge and humidity by a hygrometer.

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244.

Loiter : Dawdle : : Impugn : ?

Answer: A

Correct answer: Challenge

The relation is word : its synonym. To loiter is to dawdle; to impugn is to challenge - to call a statement or a motive into question. Confiscate and gamble are unrelated.

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245.

Oasis : Sand : : Island : ?

Answer: C

Correct answer: Water

The relation is fertile or raised patch : what surrounds it. An oasis is surrounded by sand; an island is surrounded by water. The sea is one body of water rather than the general condition.

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246.

Lion : Prowl : :Bear : ?

Answer: B

Correct answer: Lumber

The relation is animal : the way it moves. A lion prowls, moving stealthily in search of prey; a bear lumbers, moving heavily and clumsily. Frisking belongs to a lamb and bounding to a deer.

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247.

Mirror : Reflection : : Water : ?

Answer: D

Correct answer: Refraction

The relation is surface : the optical effect it produces. A mirror gives reflection, throwing light back; water gives refraction, bending light as it passes from one medium to the other - which is why a stick in water looks broken.

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248.

Firm : Flabby : : Piquant : ?

Answer: A

Correct answer: Bland

The relation is quality : its opposite. Firm is the opposite of flabby; piquant - sharply and pleasantly flavoured - is the opposite of bland, which has no flavour to speak of.

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249.

Wood : Charcoal : :Coal : ?

Answer: C

Correct answer: Coke

The relation is fuel : what remains when it is heated without air. Wood so treated leaves charcoal; coal so treated leaves coke, the volatile matter having been driven off in both cases. Ash is what is left after burning with air.

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250.

Drama : Scene : : Book : ?

Answer: C

Correct answer: Chapter

The relation is work : the division it is built from. A drama is divided into scenes; a book into chapters. A page is a physical sheet rather than a division of the argument.

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