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Analogies MCQs & Past Papers – Sample 3

Analogies (related pair of words) MCQs appear throughout NTS and FPSC English. You match the relationship, not the topic. Work a few slowly, then pick up speed.

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Analogies MCQs (21–30)

10 questions on this page, with a one-liner under each answer. Hide answers to attempt; questions you already answered stay revealed. This is a sample of 30 Analogies MCQs. The full English bank is on the chapter pages, 10 questions at a time.

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21.
Past Paper MCQ
Choose analogous pair: Food : Hungry ::
Correct Answer: A. Rest : Weary
One-liner
The analogous pair for Food : Hungry is Rest : Weary.
22.
Past Paper MCQ
Analogy Morning: Night:: ? :______________
Correct Answer: B. Child: Youth
One-liner
In the analogy Morning is to Night as Child is to Youth, both representing early and later stages of a cycle.
23.
Past Paper MCQ
Select the pair which has the same relationship. Pawpaw : orange :: Onion : ?
Correct Answer: A. Tomato
One-liner
The pair 'Pawpaw : orange' shows a fruit-to-fruit relationship, so 'Onion' relates to 'Tomato' as both are used as vegetables, but 'Tomato' is botanically a fruit like pawpaw and orange.
24.
Past Paper MCQ
Optimist is to cheerful as pessimist is to ?
Correct Answer: B. Gloomy
One-liner
Just as an optimist is typically cheerful, a pessimist is typically gloomy.
25.
Past Paper MCQ
_____ : Launch :: Breakfast : Lunch.
Correct Answer: A. Countdown
One-liner
The analogy Countdown : Launch :: Breakfast : Lunch is correctly completed with Countdown.
26.
Past Paper MCQ
He tames animals because he _______?
Correct Answer: A. is fond of them
One-liner
He tames animals because he is fond of them.
27.
Past Paper MCQ
Choose the correct analogy: PRIDE : LION :: HERDS : ?
Correct Answer: B. Elephants
One-liner
Just as a group of lions is called a pride, a group of elephants is called a herd, so the correct analogy is PRIDE : LION :: HERDS : Elephants.
28.
Past Paper MCQ
Mirage : Desert ::
Correct Answer: A. Rainbow : Sky
One-liner
In the analogy 'Mirage : Desert', the correct pair is Rainbow : Sky.
29.
Past Paper MCQ
Analogy: Lion : Roar
Correct Answer: A. Goat : Bleat
One-liner
The correct analogy for Lion : Roar is Goat : Bleat.
30.
Past Paper MCQ
Oil is to Seed, Butter is to _____?
Correct Answer: B. Milk
One-liner
Just as oil is extracted from seeds, butter is made from Milk.

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Are these Analogies MCQs with answers?

Yes. Each question on this page can be attempted here, with the correct option and a one-liner. This URL is a sample of 30 Analogies MCQs across 3 pages. The rest of the English questions are on the chapter pages, 10 MCQs per page.

Are Analogies MCQs asked in FPSC, PPSC, NTS and all One Paper Exams?

Yes. Analogies is part of the English portion of most Pakistani one-paper job tests. Weighting still depends on the advertisement — use the official syllabus for your post.

Are these past paper Analogies MCQs?

Where a question came from a previously asked paper, it carries a Past Paper MCQ badge. The rest are general practice from the same topic. The study app lets you drill past papers on their own.

How should I practise Analogies MCQs?

Hide answers and attempt the samples on this page first. Then open English in the study app and drill this area until your correction rate rises. Mix a full paper only after the topic is stable.

Analogies MCQs & Past Papers – Sample 3

Analogies MCQs (21–30)

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