Converting Statements to Syllogistic Form We want to see how we can rephrase statements so that they fit the form

used in standard syllogisms. Answer the questions below and then click "submit" to send your answers. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------"Only good students will succeed" is equivalent to Your answer: Anyone not succeeding is not a good student. Any good student will succeed. All the good students will succeed. Everyone who succeeds is a good student. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------"There are happy students who have passed the test" is equivalent to Your answer: Anybody who is a happy student has passed the test. Unhappy students have not passed the test. Some who have passed the test are happy students. Somebody who has passed the test is a happy student. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------"No one who is rich is unhappy" is equivalent to Your answer: Only those who are rich are happy. Everyone happy is rich. No one unhappy is poor. All who are rich are happy. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------"Those who do not study will not do well" is equivalent to Your answer: Only those who did not study did not do well. Anyone who did not do well was someone who did not study. Everyone who did well was someone who studied. Everyone who studied was someone who did well. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------"No old cars in this lot are expensive" is equivalent to Your answer: Every old car in this lot is inexpensive. Any inexpensive car in this lot is old. There are no inexpensive new cars in this lot. Any new car in this lot is expensive. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------"Honest politicians cannot get elected for a second term" is equivalent to Your answer: Only honest politicians do not get reelected. Anyone reelected is a dishonest politician.

Anyone not elected for a second term was an honest politician. Dishonest politicians do get elected for a second term. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------"Only the old are wise" is equivalent to Your answer: Anyone not wise is not old. Each wise person is old. Anyone old is wise. Each old person is wise. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------"Everyone who studies will do well" is equivalent to Your answer: There are no people doing well who did not study. Only someone who studied did do well. There are no people who studied who did not do well. Someone who did not study did not do well. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------"We do have examples of hard-working people who are not successful" is equivalent to Your answer: Some people who work hard do not succeed. Some people who succeed did not work hard. Anyone unsuccessful did not work hard. No one successful is not someone working hard. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------"Hard questions are not always confusing" is equivalent to Your answer: No hard questions are confusing. Each hard question is not confusing. Some hard questions are confusing. Some hard questions are not confusing. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------"There are lucky students who did pass the test even though they never studied" is equivalent to Your answer: No students who studied are unlucky and did not pass the test. Some students who did study are unlucky and did not pass the test. Each lucky student who didn't study did pass the test. Some students who passed the test are lucky and did not study. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------"Anyone famous is also rich" is equivalent to Your answer: No one not famous is rich. Anyone poor is not famous. No one rich is not famous. Everyone rich is famous. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------

"Only those who work hard and save their money will be rich" is equivalent to Your answer: Everyone poor worked hard but did not save his money. No one who is poor worked hard and saved his money. All who are rich worked hard and saved their money. All who work hard and save their money are not poor. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------"Each right answer is marked in blue" is an example of Your answer: an A statement an E statement an I statement an O statement ------------------------------------------------------------------------------"Some wrong answers are marked in red" is an example of Your answer: an A statement an E statement an I statement an O statement -------------------------------------------------------------------------------"Nonstudents are allowed to audit the course" is an example of Your answer: an A statement an E statement an I statement an O statement -------------------------------------------------------------------------------"Students are not allowed to audit the course" is an example of Your answer: an A statement an E statement an I statement an O statement -------------------------------------------------------------------------------"No students are allowed to audit the course" is an example of Your answer: an A statement an E statement an I statement an O statement ------------------------------------------------------------------------------"There are nonstudents allowed to audit the course" is an example of Your answer: an A statement

an E statement an I statement an O statement -------------------------------------------------------------------------------"There are students not allowed to audit the course" is an example of Your answer: an A statement an E statement an I statement an O statement Converting Statements to Syllogistic Form 1) "Only good students will succeed" is equivalent to Your Answer: No answer given Correct Answer: Everyone who succeeds is a good student. 2) "There are happy students who have passed the test" is equivalent to Your Answer: No answer given Correct Answer: Some who have passed the test are happy students. 3) "No one who is rich is unhappy" is equivalent to Your Answer: No answer given Correct Answer: All who are rich are happy. 4) "Those who do not study will not do well" is equivalent to Your Answer: No answer given Correct Answer: Everyone who did well was someone who studied. 5) "No old cars in this lot are expensive" is equivalent to Your Answer: No answer given Correct Answer: Every old car in this lot is inexpensive. 6) "Honest politicans cannot get elected for a second term" is equivalent to Your Answer: No answer given Correct Answer: Anyone reelected is a dishonest politician. 7) "Only the old are wise" is equivalent to Your Answer: No answer given Correct Answer: Each wise person is old. 8) "Everyone who studies will do well" is equivalent to Your Answer: No answer given Correct Answer: There are no people who studied who did not do well. 9) "We do have examples of hard-working people who are not successful" is equivalent to Your Answer: No answer given Correct Answer: Some people who work hard do not succeed. 10) "Hard questions are not always confusing" is equivalent to Your Answer: No answer given Correct Answer: Some hard questions are not confusing. 11) "There are lucky students who did pass the test even though they never studied" is equivalent to Your Answer: No answer given Correct Answer: Some students who passed the test are lucky and did not study. 12) "Anyone famous is also rich" is equivalent to

Your Answer: No answer given Correct Answer: Anyone poor is not famous. 13) "Only those who work hard and save their money will be rich" is equivalent to Your Answer: No answer given Correct Answer: All who are rich worked hard and saved their money. 14) "Each right answer is marked in blue" is an example of Your Answer: No answer given Correct Answer: an A statement 15) "Some wrong answers are marked in red" is an example of Your Answer: No answer given Correct Answer: an I statement 16) "Nonstudents are allowed to audit the course" is an example of Your Answer: No answer given Correct Answer: an A statement 17) "Students are not allowed to audit the course" is an example of Your Answer: No answer given Correct Answer: an A statement 18) "No students are allowed to audit the course" is an example of Your Answer: No answer given Correct Answer: an E statement 19) "There are nonstudents allowed to audit the course" is an example of Your Answer: No answer given Correct Answer: an I statement 20) "There are students not allowed to audit the course" is an example of Your Answer: No answer given Correct Answer: an O statement -------------------------------------------------------------------------------Constructing Syllogisms In each of the following problems you are asked to see whether you could construct a valid syllogism using the three statements provided. If so, click on the button for the conclusion. Otherwise click on the button for "not possible." Answer the questions below and then click "submit" to send your answers. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------Click on the conclusion for a valid syllogism using the other two statements as premises. If there is no valid conclusion, click on "not possible." Your answer: Logic is fun. Anything interesting is fun. not possible Logic is interesting. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------Click on the conclusion for a valid syllogism using the other two statements as premises. If there is no valid conclusion, click on "not possible." Your answer: Anyone who is ambitious will succeed.

not possible Anyone who works hard will succeed. Anyone who is ambitious will work hard. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------Click on the conclusion for a valid syllogism using the other two statements as premises. If there is no valid conclusion, click on "not possible." Your answer: Some athletes are honor students. Some athletes get scholarships. All honor students get scholarships. not possible -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Click on the conclusion for a valid syllogism using the other two statements as premises. If there is no valid conclusion, click on "not possible." Your answer: All honor students get scholarships Some math majors are honor students. Some math majors get scholarships. not possible -------------------------------------------------------------------------------Click on the conclusion for a valid syllogism using the other two statements as premises. If there is no valid conclusion, click on "not possible." Your answer: Some honor students get scholarships. Some chess players get scholarships. not possible Some chess players are honor students. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------Click on the conclusion for a valid syllogism using the other two statements as premises. If there is no valid conclusion, click on "not possible." Your answer: Anyone who is always on vacation is lazy. No logic students are always on vacation. not possible No logic students are lazy. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------Click on the conclusion for a valid syllogism using the other two statements as premises. If there is no valid conclusion, click on "not possible." Your answer: not possible Some athletes are lazy. No one who is lazy will be successful. Some athletes will not be successful. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------Click on the conclusion for a valid syllogism using the other two statements as premises. If there is no valid conclusion, click on "not possible."

Your answer: not possible No smokers are rich. No vegetarians are smokers. No vegetarians are rich. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------Click on the conclusion for a valid syllogism using the other two statements as premises. If there is no valid conclusion, click on "not possible." Your answer: not possible Every blik is a grimble. Each grimble will wannow. Any blik will wannow. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------Click on the conclusion for a valid syllogism using the other two statements as premises. If there is no valid conclusion, click on "not possible." Your answer: Any H is F. not possible Any H is G. Any G is F. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------Click on the conclusion for a valid syllogism using the other two statements as premises. If there is no valid conclusion, click on "not possible." Your answer: Some G is H. Every H is F not possible There is a G that is F. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------Click on the conclusion for a valid syllogism using the other two statements as premises. If there is no valid conclusion, click on "not possible." Your answer: not possible No H is G. Some F is H. Some F is not G. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------Click on the conclusion for a valid syllogism using the other two statements as premises. If there is no valid conclusion, click on "not possible." Your answer: not possible There is no F that is G. Any H is G. Any F is H. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Click on the conclusion for a valid syllogism using the other two statements as premises. If there is no valid conclusion, click on "not possible." Your answer: Some F is not H. Each F is G. not possible Some G is not H. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------Click on the conclusion for a valid syllogism using the other two statements as premises. If there is no valid conclusion, click on "not possible." Your answer: Whatever is interesting is rewarding. not possible Logic is interesting. Logic is rewarding. Constructing Syllogisms 1) Click on the conclusion for a valid syllogism using the other two statements as premises. If there is no valid conclusion, click on "not possible." Correct Answer: Logic is fun. 2) Click on the conclusion for a valid syllogism using the other two statements as premises. If there is no valid conclusion, click on "not possible." Correct Answer: Anyone who is ambitious will succeed. 3) Click on the conclusion for a valid syllogism using the other two statements as premises. If there is no valid conclusion, click on "not possible." Correct Answer: Some athletes get scholarships. 4) Click on the conclusion for a valid syllogism using the other two statements as premises. If there is no valid conclusion, click on "not possible." Correct Answer: Some math majors get scholarships. 5) Click on the conclusion for a valid syllogism using the other two statements as premises. If there is no valid conclusion, click on "not possible." Correct Answer: not possible 6) Click on the conclusion for a valid syllogism using the other two statements as premises. If there is no valid conclusion, click on "not possible." Correct Answer: No logic students are always on vacation. 7) Click on the conclusion for a valid syllogism using the other two statements as premises. If there is no valid conclusion, click on "not possible." Correct Answer: Some athletes will not be successful. 8) Click on the conclusion for a valid syllogism using the other two statements as premises. If there is no valid conclusion, click on "not possible." Correct Answer: not possible 9) Click on the conclusion for a valid syllogism using the other two statements as premises. If there is no valid conclusion, click on "not possible." Correct Answer: Any blik will wannow. 10) Click on the conclusion for a valid syllogism using the other two statements as premises. If there is no valid conclusion, click on "not possible." Correct Answer: Any H is F.

11) Click on the conclusion for a valid syllogism using the other two statements as premises. If there is no valid conclusion, click on "not possible." Correct Answer: There is a G that is F. 12) Click on the conclusion for a valid syllogism using the other two statements as premises. If there is no valid conclusion, click on "not possible." Correct Answer: Some F is not G. 13) Click on the conclusion for a valid syllogism using the other two statements as premises. If there is no valid conclusion, click on "not possible." Correct Answer: not possible 14) Click on the conclusion for a valid syllogism using the other two statements as premises. If there is no valid conclusion, click on "not possible." Correct Answer: Some G is not H. 15) Click on the conclusion for a valid syllogism using the other two statements as premises. If there is no valid conclusion, click on "not possible." Correct Answer: Logic is rewarding.

Analogy test

Chimera Analogies Test Question 1: Thieves is to Den as Cards is to A. game B. deck C. set D. group E. pile F. number Question 2: Ranger is to Holmes as Tonto is to A. Tarzan B. Watson C. Morgan D. Larry

E. Sherlock F. Perry Question 3: Wayne is to Duke as O'Neal is to A. Avenger B. Slick C. Shaq D. Biz E. Quake F. Rip Question 4: String is to Yellow Ribbon as Finger is to A. wrist B. rail C. red train D. oak tree E. finger F. waist Question 5: Hair is to Rapunzel as Nose is to A. Elric B. Donatello C. Mortis D. Aladdin E. Cyrano F. Raphael Question 6: Body is to Helmet as Finger is to A. nail B. visor C. glove D. bandage E. thimble F. milieu Question 7: Ear is to Leg as Corn is to A. table B. jacamar C. celery D. lamb E. road F. cob Question 8: Carbon is to 6 as Nitrogen is to

A. 7 B. 8 C. 9 D. 10 E. 11 F. 12 Question 9: Caesar is to Lincoln as Brutus, et al is to A. gold B. Gettysburg C. Booth D. Bur E. George F. Giovani Question 10: Aztec is to Inca as Mexico is to A. Brazil B. Mexico C. Spain D. Argentina E. North America F. Peru Question 11: Mike is to Iron as Cal is to A. Quick B. Cautious C. Callous D. Lonely E. Cowardly F. Silent Question 12: FDR is to New Deal as LBJ is to A. Great Society B. Knights of Labor C. Ku Klux Klan D. Military Industrial Complex E. Clandestine Order F. Teamsters Union Question 13: sun is to day as rise is to A. down B. crest C. end D. break

E. set F. eclipse Question 14: Vegetable is to Herb- as Meat is to A. omniB. octaC. polyD. carnE. angloF. ultraQuestion 15: Soup is to Vegetables as Blood is to A. plasma B. hemoglobin C. DNA D. capillaries E. platelets F. bacteria Question 16: Hand is to Smith as Man is to A. Walker B. Ellison C. Smith D. Steinbeck E. Hobbes F. Clay Question 17: Same is to Different as Resurrection is to A. revival B. resuscitation C. reconciliation D. reborn E. reincarnation F. reverberation Question 18: Languages is to Meaning as Philology is to A. erudition B. philosophy C. ethics D. semantics E. grammar F. philology Question 19: Commandments is to 10 as Deadly Sins is to A. 3 B. 4

C. 5 D. 6 E. 7 F. 8 Question 20: People is to Democracy as Wealthy is to A. oligarchy B. oligopoly C. plutocracy D. timocracy E. autocracy F. theocracy Question 21: Bread is to Oven as Pottery is to A. stove B. crock C. baster D. burner E. cognate F. kiln Question 22: Marriage is to Patent as Adultery is to A. overwriting B. ablution C. lawsuit D. repercussion E. chasuble F. infringement Question 23: Two is to Sun as Bi- is to A. diB. helioC. pedD. neuroE. symF. ambulQuestion 24: Mother is to Matricide as King is to A. homicide B. sororicide C. patricide D. regicide E. fratricide F. deicide Question 25: part is to live as trap is to

A. bear B. evil C. spring D. pit E. lever F. concealed Question 26: Train is to Freight as Ship is to A. sailing B. abandoned C. boat D. equipment E. carrier F. cargo Question 27: Spinach is to Popeye as Hair is to A. David B. Rapunzel C. Samson D. Goliath E. Thor F. Atlas Question 28: Square is to Octagon as Triangle is to A. quadrilateral B. octagon C. pentagon D. octahedron E. hexagon F. tetrahedron Question 29: Ice is to Liquid as Water is to A. steam B. gas C. solid D. meld E. pool F. hydrous Question 30: Scarecrow is to Brain as Odysseus is to A. golden fleece B. goblet C. holy grail D. home E. hammer

F. Aphrodite Question 31: Hubbard is to Goose as Earth is to A. game B. life C. cards D. Marathon E. wealth F. Teresa Question 32: Funambulism is to Tightrope walking as Truncheon is to A. broken sword B. rusted dagger C. a fool D. damaged shield E. crushed helmet F. shattered spear Question 33: Ethereal is to Stygian as Erstwhile is to A. officious B. forbearing C. former D. itinerant E. future F. scholarly Question 34: Blue is to Deep as Orange is to A. Luscious B. Light C. Heavy D. Poignant E. Nadir F. Agent Question 35: Utopia is to More as Nicomachean Ethics is to A. Kant B. Socrates C. Bacon D. Erving E. Jacobs F. Aristotle Question 36: Dizziness is to Vertigo as Tiredness is to A. imbroglio B. rallentando C. fatigue

D. reverence E. trepidation F. eidolon Question 37: Dexterity is to Skullduggery as Skill is to A. eider B. mikado C. quietus D. trickery E. dialectic F. allergy Question 38: Robin is to Batman as Engels is to A. Thomas B. Marx C. Louis D. Freud E. Erickson F. King Question 39: Gamble is to Fight as Casino is to A. lose B. arena C. warfare D. battle E. sword F. income Question 40: Guard is to Thief as Shield is to A. pistol B. alarm C. castle D. rain E. arrow F. Romans Question 41: Arrogant is to Bombast as Lazy is to A. fancier B. malingerer C. rookie D. magnetite E. curvet F. paparazzo Question 42: Chinese is to China as Farsi is to A. Japan

B. Okinawa C. Korea D. Nigeria E. Israel F. Iran Question 43: Happiness is to Jefferson as Property is to A. Jefferson B. Johnson C. Locke D. Madison E. Jackson F. Adams Question 44: Ocean is to Fountain as Desert is to A. sandbox B. beach C. glass D. quarry E. sandstone F. river Question 45: Algebra is to Mathematics as Existentialism is to A. law B. political science C. physics D. philosophy E. physiology F. biology Question 46: Teeth is to Chicken as Sentience is to A. dog B. grub C. chicken D. cabbage E. human F. whale Question 47: 101 is to Dalmatians as 1,001 is to A. Forgotten Empires B. Arabian Nights C. Shades of Blue D. True Heroes E. Flying Fish F. Rascally Raptors Question 48:

Gaze is to Gorgon as Song is to A. centaur B. siren C. basilisk D. hydra E. chimera F. dobbin Question 49: Bull's eye is to Perfect shot as Snake eyes is to A. worst possible roll B. two perfect shots C. two worst possible shots D. two best possible rolls E. worst possible shot F. best possible roll Question 50: Naiads is to Springs & streams as Oreads is to A. oceans & rivers B. hills & valleys C. storms & tempests D. plains & fields E. earthquakes & pestilence F. grottoes & mountains -------------------------------------------------------------------------------CAT syllogism Questions hi guys....time to brush up your verbal skills. All following questions were asked in CAT 1999. Directions: Each question consists of five statements followed by options consisting of three statements put together in a specific order.Choose the option which indicates a valid argument, i.e. where the third statement is a conclusion drawn from the preceding two statements. Qno.1. A.All software companies employ knowledge workers. B.Tara Tech employs knowledge workers. C.Tara Tech is a software company. D.Some software companies employ knowledge workers. E.Tara Tech employs only knowledge workers. 1.ABC 2.ACB 3.CDB 4.ACE

Qno.2. A.Traffic congestion increases carbon monoxide in the environment. B.Increase in carbon monoxide is hazardous to health. C.Traffic congestion is hazardous to health. D.Some traffic congestion does not cause increased carbon monoxide. E.Some traffic congestion is not hazardous to health. 1.CBA 2.BDE 3.CDE 4.BAC

Answer to first question is option no.2--ACB Logically, the sentences should follow like this: All software companies employ knowledge workers. Tara Tech is a software company. Tara Tech employs knowledge workers. Sentence D & E are irrelevant ovr here. Answer to second question is option no.4--BAC Logically, the sentences should follow like this: Increase in carbon monoxide is hazardous to health. Traffic congestion increases carbon monoxide in the environment. Traffic congestion is hazardous to health. Both sentence D & E are incorrect and make do not add to the paragra Directions: Each question consists of five statements followed by options consisting of three statements put together in a specific order.Choose the option which indicates a valid argument, i.e. where the third statement is a conclusion drawn from the preceding two statements. Qno.1. A.All software companies employ knowledge workers. B.Tara Tech employs knowledge workers. C.Tara Tech is a software company. D.Some software companies employ knowledge workers. E.Tara Tech employs only knowledge workers. 1.ABC Qno.2. A.Traffic congestion increases carbon monoxide in the environment. B.Increase in carbon monoxide is hazardous to health. C.Traffic congestion is hazardous to health. D.Some traffic congestion does not cause increased carbon monoxide. E.Some traffic congestion is not hazardous to health. 2.ACB 3.CDB 4.ACE

1.CBA

2.BDE 3.CDE 4.BAC

Answer to first question is option no.2--ACB Logically, the sentences should follow like this: All software companies employ knowledge workers. Tara Tech is a software company. Tara Tech employs knowledge workers. Sentence D & E are irrelevant over here. Answer to second question is option no.4--BAC Logically, the sentences should follow like this: Increase in carbon monoxide is hazardous to health. Traffic congestion increases carbon monoxide in the environment. Traffic congestion is hazardous to health. Both sentence D & E are incorrect and make do not add to the paragra Directions: Each question consists of five statements followed by options consisting of three statements put together in a specific order.Choose the option which indicates a valid argument, i.e. where the third statement is a conclusion drawn from the preceding two statements. Qno.1. A.All software companies employ knowledge workers. B.Tara Tech employs knowledge workers. C.Tara Tech is a software company. D.Some software companies employ knowledge workers. E.Tara Tech employs only knowledge workers. 1.ABC Qno.2. A.Traffic congestion increases carbon monoxide in the environment. B.Increase in carbon monoxide is hazardous to health. C.Traffic congestion is hazardous to health. D.Some traffic congestion does not cause increased carbon monoxide. E.Some traffic congestion is not hazardous to health. 1.CBA 2.BDE 3.CDE 4.BAC 2.ACB 3.CDB 4.ACE

Answer to first question is option no.2--ACB Logically, the sentences should follow like this: All software companies employ knowledge workers. Tara Tech is a software company. Tara Tech employs knowledge workers. Sentence D & E are irrelevant ovr here. Answer to second question is option no.4--BAC Logically, the sentences should follow like this: Increase in carbon monoxide is hazardous to health. Traffic congestion increases carbon monoxide in the environment. Traffic congestion is hazardous to health. Both sentence D & E are incorrect and make do not add to the paragra Foot : Leg :: Hand : (a. glove, b. arm, c. fingers, d. thumb) Kitten : Cat :: (a. puppy, b. animal c. baby, d. adult) : Dog Stove : (a. burner, b. flame, c. food, d. cook) :: Blender : Mix Waiter : Restaurant :: Clerk : (a. store, b. table, c. delivery, d. kitchen) (a. scarf, b. hair, c. hat, d. ear) : Head :: Sock : Foot Sailor : (a. navy, b. army, c. marines, d. soldier) :: Pilot : Airforce Hoof : Horse :: (a. foot, b. claw, c. toe, d. paw) : Dog Car : (a. path, b. sidewalk, c. cement, d. road) :: Train : Track Blend : Combine :: Build : (a. tall, d, straight, c. erect, d. house) Basketball : Hoop :: Hockey : (a. net, b. stick, c. puck, d. player Practice Question Answers Set 1 Of 4 b. Arm a. Puppy d. Cook a. Store c. Hat a. Navy d. Paw

d. Road c. Erect a. Net Set 2 Of 4 Click below for answers Lion : Giraffe :: (a. tree, b. plant, c. elm, d. desk) : Oak (a. pen, b. letter, c. correct, d. paper) : write :: ruler : measure Roosevelt : Truman :: Kennedy : (a. Humphrey, b. Johnson, c. Jefferson, d. Ford) (a. rooster, b. cluck, c. hen, d. egg) : Chicken :: Milk : Cow Occurrence : Event :: Site : (a. location, b. rifle, c. spy, d. tent) Flurry : (a. sleet, b. fuzzy, c. hurry, d. blizzard) :: Shower : Deluge Pints : Gallon :: 1: (a. 2, b. 4, c. 6, d. 8) Rodin : The Thinker :: Michelangelo : (a. David, b. the Sistine Chapel, c. the Mona Lisa d. Venus di Milo) Paint : (a. picture, b. brush, c. wall, d. mix) :: Varnish : Floor (a. noisy, b. vulgar, c. lively, d. intense) : Lewd :: Irate : Furious Practice Question Answers Set 2 Of 4 c. Elm a. Pen b. Johnson d. Egg a. Location d. Blizzard d. 8 a. David c. Wall b. Vulgar Hobbes : Locke :: Byron : (a. Shelley, b. Picasso, c. Mantle, d. Bach) Siamese : Beagle :: Cat : (a. pet, b. calico, c. dog, d. horse) Leaves : Rake :: (a. toboggan, b. sleigh, c. Hoe, d. Snow) : Shovel Painting : (a: brush, b: wall, c. picture, d. art) :: Rug : Floor (a. ball, b. flake, c. ice, d. crust) : Snow :: Drop : Rain Good : (a. better, b. great, c. best, d. fine) :: Bad : Worst Professor : University :: (a. philosopher, b. parson, c. physician, d. president) : Hospital Dentist : Teeth :: Plumber : (a. wiring, b. pipes, c. tiles, d. cement) 1 : 2 :: Half : (a. quarter, b. hole, c. section, d. whole) Hallow : (a. sanctify, b. corona, c. phantasm, d. pause) :: Modify : Alter Practice Question Answers Set 3 Of 4

a. Shelley c. Dog d. Snow b. Wall b. Flake c. Best c. Physician b. Pipes d. Whole a. Sanctify Click below for answers (a. Borglum, b. Jefferson, c. Wright, d. Washington) : Mount Rushmore :: Ziolkowsky : Crazy Horse Black Hills : Comstock :: Gold : (a. silver, b. uranium, c. coal, d. iron) Pike : Peak :: Chisolm : (a. path, b. trail, c. mountain, d. city) Trunk : Tree :: (a. petal, b. root, c. stem, d. petal) : Flower (a. San Diego, b. Oakland, c. Sacramento, d. San Francisco) : California :: Augusta : Maine Pumpkin : Orange :: Grass : (a. lemon, b. lawn, c. green, d. flower) (a. razor, b. washcloth, c. soap, d. water) : Whiskers :: Broom : Dust Cheap : Expensive :: Stationary : (a. humble, b. moderate, c. mobile d. lively) Walk : Run :: Flow : (a. water, b. ebb, c. stream, d. river) Flying : Airplane :: (a. water, b. ocean, c. sailing, d. cruise) : Ship