UPSC English Analogy Sample Paper 2015 - All candidates can find here Sample Paper of Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) English Language Comprehension (Analogy) Examination will be held on 23.08.2015.
These sample papers will also help you for following Exams under UPSC:
✓ Reserved For Upsc Rt/Exam
✓ SCRA Exam, 2015
✓ C.D.S. Exam.(I), 2015
✓ CISF Ac(Exe) LDCE-2015
✓ N.D.A. & N.A. Exam.(I), 2015
✓ I.E.S./I.S.S. Exam., 2015
✓ Combined Geo-Scientist And Geologists' Exam., 2015
✓ Engineering Services Examination, 2015
✓ Combined Medical Services Exam, 2015
✓ Central Armed Police Forces (Ac) Exam., 2015
✓ Civil Services (Preliminary) Exam, 2015
✓ Indian Forest Service 1 Day (Preliminary) Exam, 2015 Through Cs [P] Exam 2015
✓ S.O./Steno (Gd-B/Gd-I) Ltd. Depttl. Competitive Exam 2015 (Written)
✓ C.D.S. Exam.(Ii), 2015
✓ Indian Forest Service (Main) Exam, 2015
Analogy means ‘correspondence’. In questions based on analogy, a particular relationship is given and another similar relationship has to be identified from the alternatives provided. Analogy tests are therefore meant to test a candidate’s overall knowledge, power of reasoning and ability to think concisely and accurately. Below are given some common relationships which will help you detect most analogies better.
Direction (Qs. 1-20): Select the alternative that exhibits a similar relationship as shown by the QUESTION PAIR.
1. HAIR: HARE
a. Smart: Pretty
b. Bushel: Com
c. Fair : Fare
d. Moral: Amoral
2. SALUTATION: FAREWELL
a. Introduction: Conclusion
b. Deposit: Withdraw
c. Companion: Friendship
d. Mingle: Emerge
3. SHARD: POTIERY
a. Island: Sea
b. Canto: Poem
c. Whole: Part
d. Grass: Field
4. SINGER: CHORUS
a. Market: Crowd
b. Flowers: Garland
c. Artist: Troupe
d. Fish: Pond
5. MONEY: SQUANDER
a. Power: Generator
b. Food: Hunger
c. Energy: Dissipate
d. Battery: Charge
6. SNEER: CONTEMPT
a. Grimace: Pain
b. Snarl: Restlessness
c. Mourn: Frustration
d. Joke: Happiness
7. BEAR: LUMBER
a. Deer: Swoop
b. Cat: Stealth
c. Frisk: Lamb
d. Lion: Growls
8. EAR: SOUND
a. hear: See
b. Smell: Listen
c. Hand: Fist
d. ye: Light
9. TEPID: TORRID
a. Livid: Lurid
b. Pool: Placid
c. Cool: Frigid
d. Lack: Abundance
10. PROCTOR: SUPERVIS
a. Prophet: Rule
b. Prodigy: Wonder
c. Profiteer: Consume
d. Prodigal: Squander
11. RELICS: CIVILIZATION
a. Building: Debris
b. Current: Bygone
c. Ashes: Fire
d. Bottle: Stopper
12. ROMANTIC: REALISTIC
a. Dramatic: Prosaic
b. Thought: Idea
c. Fanciful: Actual
d. Poet: Dramatist
13. EMBRYO: CHILD
a. Fruit: Rind
b. Sprout: Plant
c. Seed: Fruit
d. Tar : Coal
14. FOOT: TOE
a. Land: Cape
b. House: Gate
c. Hand: Glove
d. Nails: Finger
15. ODYSSEY: GREEK
a. Utopia: English
b. Tulsi Das : Sanskrit
c. Monalisa : English
d. Dante: Latin
16. HYPOCRISY: HONESTY
a. Literature: Philosophy
b. Arrogant: Notorious
c. Seldom: Often
d. Murder: Sympathy
17. PLANT: FUNGUS
a. Police: Robbers
b. Lion: Lamb
c. Sailor: Pirate
d. Major: Sepoy
18. GOOSE:GANDER
a. Duck: Drake
b. Hen: Chicken
c. Horse: Colt
d. Donkey: Mule
19. ASCETIC: LUXURY
a. Scholar: Knowledge
b. Misogynist: Women
c. Capitalist: Poverty
d. Martyr: Man
20. HOT: SIZZLING
a. Pale: Dull
b. Gay: Morose
c. Damp: Wet
d. Wide: Broad
These sample papers will also help you for following Exams under UPSC:
✓ Reserved For Upsc Rt/Exam
✓ SCRA Exam, 2015
✓ C.D.S. Exam.(I), 2015
✓ CISF Ac(Exe) LDCE-2015
✓ N.D.A. & N.A. Exam.(I), 2015
✓ I.E.S./I.S.S. Exam., 2015
✓ Combined Geo-Scientist And Geologists' Exam., 2015
✓ Engineering Services Examination, 2015
✓ Combined Medical Services Exam, 2015
✓ Central Armed Police Forces (Ac) Exam., 2015
✓ Civil Services (Preliminary) Exam, 2015
✓ Indian Forest Service 1 Day (Preliminary) Exam, 2015 Through Cs [P] Exam 2015
✓ S.O./Steno (Gd-B/Gd-I) Ltd. Depttl. Competitive Exam 2015 (Written)
✓ C.D.S. Exam.(Ii), 2015
✓ Indian Forest Service (Main) Exam, 2015
Analogy means ‘correspondence’. In questions based on analogy, a particular relationship is given and another similar relationship has to be identified from the alternatives provided. Analogy tests are therefore meant to test a candidate’s overall knowledge, power of reasoning and ability to think concisely and accurately. Below are given some common relationships which will help you detect most analogies better.
Direction (Qs. 1-20): Select the alternative that exhibits a similar relationship as shown by the QUESTION PAIR.
1. HAIR: HARE
a. Smart: Pretty
b. Bushel: Com
c. Fair : Fare
d. Moral: Amoral
2. SALUTATION: FAREWELL
a. Introduction: Conclusion
b. Deposit: Withdraw
c. Companion: Friendship
d. Mingle: Emerge
3. SHARD: POTIERY
a. Island: Sea
b. Canto: Poem
c. Whole: Part
d. Grass: Field
4. SINGER: CHORUS
a. Market: Crowd
b. Flowers: Garland
c. Artist: Troupe
d. Fish: Pond
5. MONEY: SQUANDER
a. Power: Generator
b. Food: Hunger
c. Energy: Dissipate
d. Battery: Charge
6. SNEER: CONTEMPT
a. Grimace: Pain
b. Snarl: Restlessness
c. Mourn: Frustration
d. Joke: Happiness
7. BEAR: LUMBER
a. Deer: Swoop
b. Cat: Stealth
c. Frisk: Lamb
d. Lion: Growls
8. EAR: SOUND
a. hear: See
b. Smell: Listen
c. Hand: Fist
d. ye: Light
9. TEPID: TORRID
a. Livid: Lurid
b. Pool: Placid
c. Cool: Frigid
d. Lack: Abundance
10. PROCTOR: SUPERVIS
a. Prophet: Rule
b. Prodigy: Wonder
c. Profiteer: Consume
d. Prodigal: Squander
11. RELICS: CIVILIZATION
a. Building: Debris
b. Current: Bygone
c. Ashes: Fire
d. Bottle: Stopper
12. ROMANTIC: REALISTIC
a. Dramatic: Prosaic
b. Thought: Idea
c. Fanciful: Actual
d. Poet: Dramatist
13. EMBRYO: CHILD
a. Fruit: Rind
b. Sprout: Plant
c. Seed: Fruit
d. Tar : Coal
14. FOOT: TOE
a. Land: Cape
b. House: Gate
c. Hand: Glove
d. Nails: Finger
15. ODYSSEY: GREEK
a. Utopia: English
b. Tulsi Das : Sanskrit
c. Monalisa : English
d. Dante: Latin
16. HYPOCRISY: HONESTY
a. Literature: Philosophy
b. Arrogant: Notorious
c. Seldom: Often
d. Murder: Sympathy
17. PLANT: FUNGUS
a. Police: Robbers
b. Lion: Lamb
c. Sailor: Pirate
d. Major: Sepoy
18. GOOSE:GANDER
a. Duck: Drake
b. Hen: Chicken
c. Horse: Colt
d. Donkey: Mule
19. ASCETIC: LUXURY
a. Scholar: Knowledge
b. Misogynist: Women
c. Capitalist: Poverty
d. Martyr: Man
20. HOT: SIZZLING
a. Pale: Dull
b. Gay: Morose
c. Damp: Wet
d. Wide: Broad