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Study Analogy MCQs through multiple-choice questions in Maths. This subtopic contains 351 practice questions. Read the wording carefully, compare the options and attempt an answer before checking the solution in learning mode.

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101. Dark: Light ::

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Answer: Little: big

Explanation Dark means اندھیرا Light means روشنی Little means چھوٹا Big means بڑا

102. The analogy of 8 : 4 as 10 : ?

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Answer: 5

Explanation Step 1 : Identify the relationship between 8 and 4 8 ÷ 2 = 4 Step 2 : Apply the same pattern to 10 10 ÷ 2 = 5

103. If all schoool are chalks and all chalks are chairs; The correct expression is: (i) All chairs are school (ii) All school are chairs

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Answer: only 2

Explanation Given the statements: 1. All schools are chalks. 2. All chalks are chairs. (i) All chairs are school: This statement cannot be concluded from the given information. We know that all chalks are chairs, but we don't have enough information to conclude that all chairs are schools. (ii) All school are chairs: According to the statements provided: "All schools are chalks" (A = B) "All chalks are chairs" (B = C) Therefore, by transitivity, we can conclude that " All schools are chairs" (A = C). So, the correct expression is: Only 2: All school are chairs

104. TAP code to SOZ then FREEZE to

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Answer: EQDDYD

Explanation TAP is coded as SZO The code is obtained for the letters by following the pattern given below: T−1⇒S A−1⇒Z P−1⇒O Similarly, FREEZE can be coded as F−1⇒E R−1⇒Q E−1⇒D E−1⇒D Z−1⇒Y E−1⇒D Hence, FREEZE can be coded as EQDDYD .

105. Which of the odd one of them: Drawing, Sketch, Painting, Picture

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Answer: Picture

Explanation The odd one out is Picture. While drawing, sketching, and painting are all related to creating visual art, A picture is the broader term that can encompass any visual representation.

106. Read the statement and follow the courses of action carefully. Then select the most appropriate options.

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Answer: see the complete question in the detail

Explanation Read the statement and follow the courses of action carefully. Then select the most appropriate options. Statement: The English language skills of students in XYZ school are below the town average Course of Action i All English language teachers in XYZ school should be replaced with good ones. ii. All English language teachers in XYZ school, should be provided with a training course A) The most appropriate approach is (i) B) the most appropriate approach is (ii) C)Both (i) and (ii) are appropriate approaches D) None (i) or (ii) is an appropriate approach

107. In a certain code MISSIONS is written as MSIISNOS.How is INTERNET written in that code?

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Answer: ITRENNTE

Explanation Original: M I S S I O N S Coded: M S I I S N O S It seems the first and last letters stay in place: - M → M, S → S Now let's look at the rest: Original: I S S I O N Coded: S I I S N O (shuffled) On close inspection, the letters are being rearranged by: - Keeping 1st and 8th in place - Swapping 2nd with 3rd, 4th with 5th, 6th with 7th Apply the same pattern to the INTERNET: Original: I N T E R N E T 1st & 8th stay: I _ _ _ _ _ _ T Now group and swap: - 2nd & 3rd: N ↔ T → T N - 4th & 5th: E ↔ R → R E - 6th & 7th: N ↔ E → E N Final code: I T N R E E N T

108. Find the missing terms in multiple of 3: 3, 6, 9, _____, 15

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Answer: 12

Explanation The sequence is in multiples of 3: 3, 6, 9, 12, 15 So, the missing term is 12.

109. If Friday dawned three days before yesterday, what day will dawn three days after tomorrow?

اگر جمعہ کل سے تین دن پہلے طلوع ہوا تو کل تین دن بعد کون سا دن طلوع ہوگا؟

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Answer: Saturday

Explanation Step 1: “Friday dawned three days before yesterday.” Let’s find out what day it is today. - 3 days before yesterday = 4 days ago - So, if 4 days ago was Friday, then: - 3 days ago → Saturday - 2 days ago → Sunday - 1 day ago (yesterday) → Monday - Today is Tuesday Step 2: “What day will dawn three days after tomorrow?” - Tomorrow → Wednesday - 3 days after Wednesday → Saturday

110. Mars: Mercury : Venus

مریخ: عطارد: زہرہ

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Answer: They are the planet nearest to the earth

Explanation Mercury is also smallest planet to the sun.

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