Double Word Analogy
CMAT 2023 · Logical Reasoning · Medium · Analogies
Two words indicated by I and II have been left out. Find the best combination.
I - (A) Cereal (B) Field (C) Bread (D) Farmer II - (P) Building (Q) Marron (R) Clay (S) Kiln
I : Wheat :: Brick : II
- A.
AP
- B.
BS
- C.
CR
- D.
DQ
Answer
C
Explanation
Wheat is used to make Bread, and Clay is used to make Bricks (or Bread is made of Wheat, Brick is made of Clay). Thus, C (Bread) and R (Clay) form the correct relationship.
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