English misc (English) MCQs with Answers

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In the analogy, a judge presides over a court just as a student attends school.

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The correct analogy for 'Keep : Kept' is 'Teach : Taught' as both are irregular verbs where the past tense is formed by changing the vowel.

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In the analogy Dearth : Glut, the correct pair is Lack : Surplus, as dearth means scarcity and glut means excess.

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Just as a ribbon decorates a present, icing decorates a cake.

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Just as oil is extracted from seeds, butter is made from Milk.

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In the analogy 'Car: Vehicle', the relationship is that a car is a type of vehicle, just as a rose is a type of flower.

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In the analogy, a Bike runs on Petrol, similarly an Electric Vehicle runs on Electricity.

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In analogies, the relationship between Clasp and Bracelet is similar to Buckle : Belt, as both are fastening devices used with their respective accessories.

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Just as a carpenter works with wood, a mechanic works with Motor Vehicle.

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Just as something elusive is difficult to capture, something headstrong is difficult to control.