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Verbal Reasoning - English - Analogies:

Understanding Analogies

MCQ - 3-452

Question:

CATACLYSM : UPHEAVAL

  1. Colossus : statue
  2. Avalanche : earthquake
  3. Oppression : rebellion
  4. Avalanche : earthquake
  5. Casualty : war

Correct Answer: D

Explanation:

(D) A cataclysm is a particularly intense, severe, and overwhelming calamity.
CATACLYSM: any great upheaval that causes sudden and violent changes, as an earthquake or a war
UPHEAVAL: a sudden, violent change
Colossus: any huge or important person or thing [C3] the gigantic statue of Apollo set at the entrance to the harbor of Rhodes c. 280 B.C. and included among the Seven Wonders of the World
Avalanche: a mass of loosened snow, earth, rocks, etc. suddenly and swiftly sliding down a mountain, often growing as it descends
Calamity: any extreme misfortune bringing great loss and sorrow; disaster
Casualty: a) a member of the armed forces who is lost to active service through being killed, wounded, captured, interned, sick, or missing b) [pl.] losses of personnel resulting from death, injury, etc.

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