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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.

161.

Mastic : Gum : : Suet : ?

Answer: B

Correct answer: Fat

The relation is particular substance : the class it belongs to. Mastic is a gum, the resin of a Mediterranean shrub; suet is a hard fat, taken from about the kidneys of cattle and sheep.

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162.

Origami : paper : : Ikebana : ?

Answer: C

Correct answer: Flower

The relation is art : the material it works in. Origami is the art of folding paper; ikebana is the Japanese art of arranging flowers.

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163.

Life : Death : : Hope : ?

Answer: B

Correct answer: Despair

The relation is word : its opposite. Life is the opposite of death; hope is the opposite of despair. Sadness and pain are lesser feelings, not the absence of hope.

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164.

Hooke : Cells : : Mulder : ?

Answer: D

Correct answer: Proteins

The relation is discoverer : what he named. Robert Hooke observed and named cells in 1665; Gerardus Mulder gave proteins their name in 1838, from the Greek for ‘of first importance’.

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165.

Needle : Thread : : Pen : ?

Answer: A

Correct answer: Ink

The relation is implement : what it carries to do its work. A needle carries thread; a pen carries ink. Paper is what is written on and the cap merely protects the nib.

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166.

Auger : Carpenter : : Awl : ?

Answer: B

Correct answer: Cobbler

The relation is boring tool : the craftsman who uses it. The auger bores holes in wood for the carpenter; the awl pierces leather for the cobbler, so that the stitches can be drawn through.

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167.

Birds : Aviary : : Bees : ?

Answer: D

Correct answer: Apiary

The relation is creature : the place it is kept in. Birds are kept in an aviary; bees in an apiary. A hive is the single box; the apiary is the establishment of hives, matching the aviary.

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168.

Entrepreneur : Profit : : Scholar : ?

Answer: B

Correct answer: Knowledge

The relation is person : what he pursues. An entrepreneur pursues profit; a scholar pursues knowledge. Income and service may follow from the work but are not what is sought.

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169.

Nautilus : Fish : : Teal : ?

Answer: C

Correct answer: Duck

The relation is particular kind : the family it belongs to. The nautilus is a marine creature grouped with fish in common speech; the teal is a small wild duck, the smallest of the European dabbling ducks.

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170.

Bank : Money : : Transport : ?

Answer: A

Correct answer: Goods

The relation is service : what it moves. A bank handles money; transport handles goods. Roads and traffic are the setting rather than what is carried.

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