Analogy Most Expected Questions for SSC CGL Tier 2 Exam

Analogy for SSC CGL Exam: The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) conducts the SSC CGL exam to recruit candidates for the various government departments. Lacs of candidates participated in the exam to secure a decent government job. The preparation for this exam is not an easy task. To help candidates in their preparation we have provided the Analogy Most Expected Questions for SSC CGL Tier 2 Exam in this blog. Candidates can expect at least 2-3 questions at an easy to moderate level in the SSC CGL Tier 2 exam. They can get a brief about analogy, questions on analogy, and solutions to those questions are provided in the PDF. These questions are the most expected questions that can be asked in the SSC CGL Tier 2 Exam. They are advised to first read and understand the concept of the analogy and then try to solve the questions.

Concept of Analogy

The Analogy establishes relationships between pairs of words or numbers and identifies the pair that best fits the same relationship. It evaluates your reasoning and logical thinking skills.

Types of Analogies

Analogies can be based on various types of relationships. Here are the most common ones:

1. Synonym Analogy

• Definition: The relationship is based on similar meanings or synonyms of the words.
• Example:
  Dog : Puppy :: Cat : Kitten
  (A puppy is a young dog, similarly a kitten is a young cat.)

2. Antonym Analogy

• Definition: The relationship is based on opposite meanings or antonyms of the words.
• Example:
  Hot : Cold :: Tall : Short
  (Hot is the opposite of cold, similarly tall is the opposite of short.)

3. Part to Whole Analogy

• Definition: The relationship is based on the part-to-whole concept.
• Example:
  Finger : Hand :: Leaf : Tree
  (A finger is part of the hand, similarly a leaf is part of a tree.)

4. Cause and Effect Analogy

• Definition: The relationship is based on cause and effect.
• Example:
  Fire : Smoke :: Rain : Flood
  (Fire causes smoke, similarly rain causes a flood.)

5. Sequence Analogy

• Definition: The relationship is based on a sequence or progression.
• Example:
  Monday : Tuesday :: January : February
  (Monday is followed by Tuesday, similarly January is followed by February.)

6. Occupation to Person Analogy

• Definition: The relationship is based on an occupation and the person doing that occupation.
• Example:
  Teacher : School :: Doctor : Hospital
  (A teacher works in a school, similarly a doctor works in a hospital.)

7. Object and Its Use Analogy

• Definition: The relationship is based on the function or use of the object.
• Example:
  Pen : Write :: Knife : Cut
  (A pen is used to write, similarly a knife is used to cut.)

8. Character to Role Analogy

• Definition: The relationship is based on a character and its role.
• Example:
  Teacher : Educate :: Doctor : Cure
  (A teacher educates, similarly a doctor cures.)

How to Solve Analogy Questions

1. Identify the relationship: Look carefully at the first pair of words (or numbers) to determine what kind of relationship exists between them.
2. Apply the same relationship: Use the same type of relationship to find the second pair that fits the options.
3. Eliminate incorrect options: Compare the relationships in the options and try to eliminate those that do not match.
4. Choose the correct pair: Once you’ve identified the right relationship, select the pair of words (or numbers) that fits best.

Most Expected Important Questions PDF for Analogy

Question 1: Select the option that is related to third letter- cluster in the same way as the second–letter cluster is related to the first letter- cluster.

MOBILITY: OQHMVOHG :: SCENARIO: ?

A) UEKTKBWC

B) UEHQEVNT

C) UEKRKXWW

D) UEKTKCWC

Question 2: ‘Sir Don Bradman’ is related to ‘Australia’ in the same way ‘Sikandar Raza’ is related to ____.

A) Zimbabwe

B) New Zealand

C) Ireland

D) Australia

Question 3: Select the option that is related to fifth number in the same way as the second number is related to the first number and the fourth number is related to the third number.

17: 323:: 23: 667 :: 13: ?

A) 208

B) 195

C) 221

D) 196

Question 4: Select the option that is related to the fourth term in the same way as the second term is related to first term and the sixth term is related to the fifth term.

55: 120:: 78: ?:: 67:147

A) 156

B) 171

C) 181

D) 161

Question 5: Select the option that is related to the third word in the same way as the second word is related to the first word.

Happy: Cheerful:: Danger: ?

A) Security

B) Hurt

C) Hazard

D) Safe

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