General Intelligence
Analogy (Verbal)
Analogy (Verbal)
Q. #2076 (CAT-I)
Warm : Hot :: Cool : ?
A.
Dry
B.
Cold
C.
Wet
D.
High
Option B is the correct answer according to official curriculum guidelines.
General Intelligence
Analogy (Verbal)
Analogy (Verbal)
Q. #2075 (CAT-I)
Car : Road :: Ship : ?
A.
Air
B.
Water
C.
Rail
D.
Sky
Option B is the correct answer according to official curriculum guidelines.
General Intelligence
Analogy (Verbal)
Analogy (Verbal)
Q. #2074 (CAT-I)
Pen : Write :: Knife : ?
A.
Draw
B.
Cut
C.
Sew
D.
Cook
Option B is the correct answer according to official curriculum guidelines.
General Intelligence
Analogy (Verbal)
Analogy (Verbal)
Q. #2073 (CAT-I)
Morning : Breakfast :: Evening : ?
A.
Lunch
B.
Dinner
C.
Snack
D.
Brunch
Option B is the correct answer according to official curriculum guidelines.
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General Intelligence
Analogy (Verbal)
Analogy (Verbal)
Q. #2072 (CAT-I)
India : Delhi :: France : ?
A.
Paris
B.
London
C.
Rome
D.
Berlin
Option A is the correct answer according to official curriculum guidelines.
General Intelligence
Analogy (Verbal)
Analogy (Verbal)
Q. #2071 (CAT-I)
Book : Read :: Food : ?
A.
Eat
B.
Sleep
C.
Drink
D.
Write
Option A is the correct answer according to official curriculum guidelines.
General Intelligence
Analogy (Verbal)
Analogy (Verbal)
Q. #2070 (CAT-I)
Bird : Fly :: Fish : ?
A.
Swim
B.
Walk
C.
Run
D.
Crawl
Option A is the correct answer according to official curriculum guidelines.
General Intelligence
Analogy (Verbal)
Analogy (Verbal)
Q. #2069 (CAT-I)
Doctor : Hospital :: Teacher : ?
A.
School
B.
Market
C.
Library
D.
Stadium
Option A is the correct answer according to official curriculum guidelines.
General Intelligence
Analogy (Verbal)
Analogy (Verbal)
Q. #2068 (CAT-I)
Dog : Bark :: Cat : ?
A.
Meow
B.
Chirp
C.
Hiss
D.
Roar
Option A is the correct answer according to official curriculum guidelines.
General Intelligence
Analogy Non Verbal Image Based
Analogy Non Verbal Image Based
Q. #1395 (CAT-I)
If one Circle is related to two Intersecting Circles, then one Square is related to?
A.
One Triangle
B.
Two Separate Squares
C.
A Circle and a Square
D.
Two Intersecting Squares
Option D is the correct answer according to official curriculum guidelines.
General Intelligence
Analogy Non Verbal Image Based
Analogy Non Verbal Image Based
Q. #1394 (CAT-I)
If a Full Circle is related to a Half Circle (Semicircle), then a Full Square is related to?
A.
A Rectangle (Half of a Square)
B.
A Triangle
C.
A Circle
D.
A Pentagon
Option A is the correct answer according to official curriculum guidelines.
General Intelligence
Analogy Non Verbal Image Based
Analogy Non Verbal Image Based
Q. #1393 (CAT-I)
If a Clock showing 3:00 is related to a Clock showing 9:00 (Horizontal reflection), then an arrow pointing East is related to?
A.
Arrow pointing North
B.
Arrow pointing South
C.
Arrow pointing North-East
D.
Arrow pointing West
Option D is the correct answer according to official curriculum guidelines.
General Intelligence
Analogy Non Verbal Image Based
Analogy Non Verbal Image Based
Q. #1392 (CAT-I)
If a Vertical Line is related to a Horizontal Line, then a Vertical Rectangle is related to?
A.
A Vertical Square
B.
A Circle
C.
A Horizontal Rectangle
D.
A Triangle
Option C is the correct answer according to official curriculum guidelines.
General Intelligence
Analogy Non Verbal Image Based
Analogy Non Verbal Image Based
Q. #1391 (CAT-I)
If a Big Star is related to a Small Star, then a Big Hexagon is related to?
A.
A Big Circle
B.
A Small Hexagon
C.
A Small Triangle
D.
A Small Star
Option B is the correct answer according to official curriculum guidelines.
General Intelligence
Analogy Non Verbal Image Based
Analogy Non Verbal Image Based
Q. #1390 (CAT-I)
If a Square with a dot inside is related to a Square with a dot outside, then a Circle with a dot inside is related to?
A.
A Circle with a dot outside
B.
A Square with a dot inside
C.
An empty Circle
D.
A Circle with two dots
Option A is the correct answer according to official curriculum guidelines.