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111. Detect analogy : Naive : Ingenue : Guileless
- A. The terms are connected with bad society manners.
- B. The terms are used for criminals.
- C. They are technical words used by social workers in backward areas.
- D. They depict various shades of innocence.Pakistan Studies Quiz
Explanation: Naive, ingénue, and guileless all describe a lack of worldly cunning or deceit, but each carries a slightly different shade of innocence. They are not terms specifically limited to criminals or social workers.
Correct answer: They depict various shades of innocence.Pakistan Studies Quiz112. Detect analogy : Vinci : Angelo : Raphael
- A. They were Italian engineers.
- B. They were European painters.
- C. They were dictators.
- D. They were famous politicians.
Explanation: The names refer to Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, and Raphael, the celebrated Italian Renaissance artists. All three are chiefly remembered as painters, making option b the suitable category.
Correct answer: They were European painters.113. Detect analogy : Prakrit : Pali : Sanskrit
- A. They are classical languages of Asia and Europe.
- B. The Vedas are written in these languages.
- C. They are old languages of India.
- D. They are dead language.Social Sciences
Explanation: Prakrit, Pali, and Sanskrit are ancient languages associated with the Indian subcontinent. Calling all three dead languages is too absolute, especially because Sanskrit remains in scholarly and religious use.
Correct answer: They are old languages of India.114. Detect analogy : Chlorine : Fluorine : Iodine
- A. These are names of inert gases.
- B. These are gases at room temperature.
- C. These are transition elements.
- D. These are halogens.
Explanation: Chlorine, fluorine, and iodine belong to Group 17 of the periodic table, known as the halogens. They are not all gases at room temperature, since iodine is a solid.
Correct answer: These are halogens.115. Detect analogy : Myosin : Collagen : Actin
- A. These are proteins.
- B. These are names of enzymes.
- C. These are constituents of blood.
- D. These are names of hormones.
Explanation: Myosin and actin are contractile proteins, while collagen is a structural protein. Their common classification is therefore proteins, not enzymes, hormones, or blood constituents.
Correct answer: These are proteins.116. Detect analogy : Vigour : Vitality : Stamina
- A. The terms are related to medicines.
- B. The terms are related to one`s instinct for fighting.
- C. The terms are a measurement for tolerance.
- D. The terms are related to inner strength.
Explanation: Vigour, vitality, and stamina all refer to energy, strength, or capacity for sustained activity. “Inner strength” is the closest option, although the terms can also describe physical strength.
Correct answer: The terms are related to inner strength.117. Detect analogy : Theta : Phi : Omega
- A. These are Latin alphabets.
- B. These are signs of algebra.
- C. These are Greek letters.
- D. These are used in physical derivations.
Explanation: Theta, phi, and omega are letters of the Greek alphabet. They are used in mathematics and physics too, but that is not their defining common category here.
Correct answer: These are Greek letters.118. Detect analogy : Abhi Bhattacharya : Utpal Dutt : Satyajit Ray
- A. They are character actors.
- B. They are directors of Bengali movies.
- C. They are famous actor who were awarded Padma Shri.
- D. All these late silver screen personalities belonged to Bengal.Government & Public Sector Jobs
Explanation: Abhi Bhattacharya and Utpal Dutt were Bengali actors, while Satyajit Ray was chiefly a Bengali filmmaker and director. Thus, the broader statement that all were late Bengali silver-screen personalities is more accurate than calling all three character actors.
Correct answer: All these late silver screen personalities belonged to Bengal.Government & Public Sector Jobs119. Detect analogy : Majlis : Diet : Knesset
- A. These are foreign languages.
- B. These are parliaments of countries.
- C. These are names of foods for stone caves.
- D. These are old names of certain countries.Language Resources
Explanation: Majlis, Diet, and Knesset are names for legislative assemblies or parliaments in different countries. They are not languages or names of countries.
Correct answer: These are parliaments of countries.120. Detect analogy : Stork : Goose : Duck
- A. They migrate to India from Siberia.
- B. They are water birds.
- C. They are while.
- D. The species are disappearing.Islamic Studies Quiz
Explanation: Storks, geese, and ducks are birds commonly associated with wetlands and water habitats. Although some species migrate, migration to India from Siberia does not apply uniformly to all three.
Correct answer: They are water birds.