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Free SSAT analogies practice questions
Free SSAT analogies practice questions: free samples from the ASPIRE question bank, not an official SSAT form. Take the free Explorer diagnostic with no credit card. One diagnostic and 50 practice questions a month are included.
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FAMISHED is to HUNGRY as ELATED is to:
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Answer: B. happy. Famished is an extreme form of hungry; elated is an extreme form of happy. This is a "degree/intensity" relationship.
CALF is to COW as KITTEN is to:
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Answer: B. cat. A calf is a young cow; a kitten is a young cat. This is a "young to adult" relationship.
DROUGHT is to RAIN as FAMINE is to:
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Answer: B. food. A drought is a lack of rain; a famine is a lack of food. This is a "deficiency to substance" relationship.
REHEARSE is to PERFORMANCE as PRACTICE is to:
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Answer: B. game. You rehearse before a performance; you practice before a game. This is a "preparation to event" relationship.
SEED is to PLANT as EGG is to:
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Answer: B. bird. A seed grows into a plant; an egg hatches into a bird. This is a "beginning stage to mature form" relationship.