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Analogies — SSAT Upper practice questions
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Analogies questions present two related words and ask for the choice that completes a second pair in the same way, in the form A is to B as C is to what.
The dependable method is to state the relationship as a sentence before looking at the choices: a feather is part of a bird, so a matching pair might be a leaf and a tree. Common relationships include part to whole, tool to user, degree, and cause and effect.
In the SSAT Upper Verbal section, wrong choices usually share a topic with the first pair but not its relationship, and reversing the word order breaks the match.
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