Analogy and Logic - 6
Analogy and Logic - 6
Analogy and Logic - 6
Home Civil Service Exam Civil Service Reviewer for Analogy and Logic Part 1
The Analogy and Logic test portion in the Civil Service Exam might be deemed as a mind-twisting type of test, because it
requires great verbal analysis and deciphering the logical meaning(s) behind them. The best way to beat this kind of test is
thru analyzing and understanding the underlying relationship or notions between or behind words, phrases and ideas. Once
you have discerned what relation exists, then you'll feel the sensation of just eating a piece of cake.
1. Deduce the thought and relationship between the first set of words or phrases.
2. Employ the same thought and relationship among the choices for the next set of words or phrases.
Analogy questions may appear in its most common forms, namely the following:
Similar analogy (Synonyms) - examples: happy and blissful, funny and humorous
Opposite analogy (Antonyms) - examples: fat and skinny, clever and foolish
Object and Related Objects analogy - examples: cat and kitten, plant and seed
Object and Classification analogy - examples: knife and kitchenware, red and color
Object and Group analogy - examples: tree and forest, seagull and flock
Object and Location analogy - examples: plane and hangar, dog and doghouse
Object and Function analogy - examples: keyboard and to type, phone and to call
Things That Go Together analogy - examples: salt and pepper, spoon and fork.
Degrees of a Characteristic analogy - examples: flat and skyscraper, tired and exhausted
Cause and Effect analogy - examples: spin and dizzy, fire and burn,
Effort and Result analogy - examples: paint and painting, build and house
Problem and Solution analogy - examples: itch and scratch, unemployment and job application
Verb Tenses analogy - examples: walk and walked, eat and ate
Performer and action Analogy - examples: painter and paint, soldier and to fight
This list will help you to recognize and classify the different types of analogies, By familiarizing yourself with these, it will
help you to complete tests, which involves analogical reasoning, faster and with less mistakes, hence, a better score.
DIRECTION: Determine the relationship of the first word to the second word in capital letters. From among the suggested
answers, choose the word or group of words that best expresses a similar relationship to the third word in capital letters.
On your Answer Sheet, shade completely the box that corresponds to your answer.
DIRECTION: For each sentence, complete the analogy by choosing a pair of words from the suggested answers. On your
Answer Sheet, shade completely the box that corresponds to your answers.
DIRECTION: Analyze carefully the statements in each of the following items. Choose the correct answer from the given
choices. On your Answer Sheet, shade completely the box that corresponds to your answer.
26) A to H are persons compared according to their age and the speed at which they finish a certain job. A is older than B
and faster than C. D is younger than E, older than H, and slower than F. G is older than H, younger than C, slower than H,
and faster than F. H is older than A and Slower than C. Based on the preceding statements, which of the following is true?
27) Point E, F, G, I are arranged in a line in such a way that F is between G and I, and E is between F and I. If E proceeds
G, in what order are they arranged?
1. E F G I
2. E I G F
3. F I G E
4. I E F G
5. I G F E
28) In a certain examination, 300 competitors passed the first part and 500 passed the second part. The number of
competitors who passed both parts of the examination will most likely be __________.
1. 800
2. between 500 and 600
3. between 400and 500
4. between 300 and 400
5. not more than 300
29) Anna, Karen and Nina take turns in getting the midnight shift at Ward 143 such that no one is assigned two nights in a
row. Anna was assigned two nights ago and is assigned again tomorrow evening. If Karen is assigned the night immediately
following Annas duty, who can take tonights midnight shift?
1. Only Anna
2. Only Karen
3. Only Nina
4. Either Anna or Karen
5. Either Anna or Nina
30) Mina, Bing, Amy, and Cel have surnames Folres, Mendez, Presez and Reyex but not respectively. Mina is taller than
Amy and Cel. Ms. Mendez is tallest of the four. Ms. Flores is taller than Ms. Reyes but shorter than Ms. Perez. Also, Cel is
taller than Amy and Bing. What is the full name of the second tallest person?
1. Amy Mendez
2. Cel Perez
3. Cel Flores
4. Bing Reyes
5. Mina Perez
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Lehandroz ago
# 27 is wrong due to "proceeds". Answer should be G - F - E - I
The answer is only correct if it says "PRECEDES".
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