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Exam: RRB Group D Subject: General Intelligence and Reasoning Topic: Analogies

Total Questions: 20

Q1. Foot : Shoe :: Hand : ?

Glove Wrist Finger Palm
Q2. A 'monopoly' is like having a ____ all to yourself.

toy game playground car
Q3. Brother's daughter : Niece :: Sister's daughter : ?

Niece Nephew Cousin Aunt
Q4. If the flow of water in a pipe is analogous to electric current, what does the pressure difference across the pipe represent?

Resistance Capacitance Voltage Inductance
Q5. The eyes' ability to capture light and form images is most like:

A sound wave detector A camera A temperature sensor A wind vane
Q6. A computer's graphics card is like:

The computer's sound system The artist or painter that creates visuals The computer's memory The computer's keyboard
Q7. Past is to Present as Yesterday is to?

Today Tomorrow Last week Next month
Q8. What is the relationship between 'House' and 'Room' in a visual analogy?

Whole to Part Part to Whole Cause to Effect Action to Object
Q9. Cousin : Uncle :: Cousin's daughter : ?

Aunt Uncle Niece Daughter
Q10. Leap Year is to Four Years as Century is to ?

Ten Years Fifty Years Hundred Years Thousand Years
Q11. South Africa's diverse economy and its mineral wealth are prominent. Which South American country also has a significant mining sector and a diverse economy?

Colombia Ecuador Bolivia Chile
Q12. Apple : Fruit :: Carrot : ?

Flower Vegetable Grain Seed
Q13. A relay is an electrically operated switch. This is analogous to:

A lever operated by a motor A pulley system A remote-controlled valve A simple door lock
Q14. A chemical reaction is like...

A car parked in a garage A puzzle being solved A river flowing into the sea A book being opened
Q15. Leaf : Photosynthesis :: Lungs : ?

Digestion Circulation Respiration Excretion
Q16. Sky : Blue :: Grass : ?

Green Yellow Red Brown
Q17. The argument that the symbolic use of masks in ritualistic performances across various cultures, such as in West African masquerades or Balinese dance dramas, serves a similar function of embodying spiritual entities or facilitating transformation, emphasizes:

The materials used to make masks The specific deities represented The transformative and representational power of masks The musical accompaniment
Q18. The 'efficient market hypothesis' suggests that asset prices fully reflect all available information. This is akin to a perfectly competitive marketplace where prices are instantaneously adjusted to reflect the true value of goods. What is the most significant implication of this analogy for investors?

It is easy to consistently 'beat the market' by identifying undervalued assets. Market prices are inherently unpredictable due to random fluctuations. On average, it is impossible to consistently earn higher returns than the market average without taking on greater risk. The government should intervene to stabilize asset prices.
Q19. The observation that the role of elders in many traditional societies as keepers of wisdom and arbiters of disputes resembles the function of wise counsel sought by leaders in early civilizations, points to an analogy centered on:

Age demographics The authority derived from experience and accumulated knowledge The specific forms of governance The economic contributions of elders
Q20. Who is the Greek god of the underworld?

Zeus Poseidon Ares Hades

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