ENGLISH mcqs

The police forces have launched an operation to _______ out the kidnapped person

A. track
B. touch
C. nib
D. trace

If she is not interested, we will __________ the proposal.

A. vaccant
B. abandon
C. impulse
D. remove

There is something wonderful _______ him.

A. of
B. about
C. for
D. inside

The President’s speech was so ___________ that many people were persuaded to accept the need for change.

A. expressive
B. articulate
C. eloquent
D. calm

A speed limit is the _________ legal speed that you can travel on the road.

A. highest
B. biggest
C. maximum
D. longest

In the test, we will _________ your work and then give you detailed feedback.

A. assess
B. judge
C. measure
D. check

The speaker did not properly space out his speech, but went on _______ one point only.

A. stressing
B. avoiding
C. devoting
D. decrying

It’s difficult ______ reconcile such different points of view

A. with
B. to
C. in
D. on

I promise to ________ you in all circumstances

A. stand up to
B. stand with
C. stand off
D. stand by

CATTLE : DROVE : :

A. Soldier : Crew
B. Grain : Bundle
C. Chicken : Brood
D. Bees : Heap

FOX : CUNNING : :

A. Cat : Playful
B. Horse : Runner
C. Vixen : Cute
D. Ant : Industrious

CLOTH : TEXTURE : :

A. Body : Weigh
B. Silk : Cloth
C. Wood : Grains
D. Ornaments : Gold

STARE : GLANCE : :

A. Gulp : Sip
B. Confide : Tell
C. Hunt : Stalk
D. Step : Walk

CROWN : ROYAL : :

A. Throne : Regal
B. Wrap : Ermine
C. Pen : Author
D. Crucifix : Religion

PESTICIDE : PLANT : :

A. Injection : Disease
B. Vaccination : Body
C. Medicine : Cure
D. Teacher : Student

EMBROIDER : CLOTH : :

A. Patch : Quilt
B. Stain : Glass
C. Carve : Knife
D. Chase : Metal

AGENDA : MEETING : :

A. Programme : Function
B. Performance : Ticket
C. Map : Scale
D. Footnote : Article

BADMINTON : COURT : :

A. Hockey : Stick
B. Cricket : Bat
C. Skating : Rink
D. Football : Goal

CURTAIN : DRAPERY : :

A. Cockroach : Insect
B. Bedsheet : Bed
C. Pillow : Cushion
D. Mat : Floor

NUMISMATIST : COINS ::

A. Philatelist : Stamps
B. Jeweller : Jewels
C. Cartographer : Maps
D. Geneticist : Chromosomes

       
NEOPHYTE : EXPERIENCE ::

A. diplomat : negotiation
B. misanthrope : cynicism
C. umpire : reconciliation
D. guru : respect
E. boor : sensitivity

OBSEQUIOUS : FAWN ::

A. unsuccessful : achieve
B. conscientious : shirk
C. compliant : yield
D. staid : laugh
E. amenable : argue

EXTRAVAGANCE : EXPENDITURE ::

A. bias : judgment
B. exaggeration : deception
C. inducement : invitation
D. loquaciousness : talk
E. distortion : paraphrase

INDUSTRIOUSNESS : ACTIVITY ::

A. kindliness : animosity
B. anxiousness : apathy
C. boldness : strength
D. purposefulness : enthusiasm
E. fastidiousness : selectivity

STRATAGEM : DECEIVE ::

A. epithet : correspond
B. oration : publish
C. conservation : expend
D. concession : placate
E. sentence : prosecute

COHABIT : RESIDE ::

conspire : plot
coincide : contradict
secrete : conceal
infiltrate : influence
frame : incriminate

CONTRACT : IMPLODE ::

A. expand : swell
B. descend : plummet
C. add : accelerate
D. cool : solidify
E. stretch : flex

SOLILOQUY : PLAY ::

A. violin : concerto
B. overture : musical
C. duet : ensemble
D. lyric : poem
E. aria : opera

HOST : PARASITE ::

A. meadow : soil
B. egg : bird
C. medium : bacterium
D. lair : predator
E. kernel : seed

SENSITIZATION : ALLERGIC ::

A. immunity : vulnerable
B. habituation : inured
C. invigoration : stimulating
D. sleep : anesthetic
E. disinfection : preventive

EUPHEMISM : OFFENSE ::

A. rhetoric : persuasion
B. prevarication : truth
C. metaphor : description
D. repetition : boredom
E. conciliation : appeasement

APOLOGIZE : CONTRITE ::

A. aggravate : contemptuous
B. endorse : esteemed
C. extenuate : guilty
D. compliment : impressed
E. rationalize : modest

COWARD : CRAVEN ::

A. liar : facetious
B. dupe : gullible
C. commentator : caustic
D. judge : impartial
E. criminal : hostile

RENOUNCE : PLEDGE ::

A. exculpate : victim
B. desecrate : shrine
C. recriminate : hero
D. redeem : honor
E. rescind : order

REQUEST : COMMAND ::

A. propose : stipulate
B. enlist : support
C. relegate : consign
D. volunteer : accept
E. select : reject

BLANDISHMENT : COAX ::

A. medal : honor
B. budget : save
C. diary : reminisce
D. concert : play
E. plea : threaten

EXORBITANT : MODERATION ::

A. dispassionate : equanimity
B. macabre : interest
C. perfidious : loyalty
D. brilliant : gullibility
E. lavish : extravagance

FERTILIZE : GROW ::

A. immunize : resist
B. nourish : enrich
C. heat : burn
D. graft : multiply
E. prune : dwarf

PERFUNCTORILY : INSPIRATION ::

A. insolently : veneration
B. ardently : passion
C. phlegmatically : composure
D. surreptitiously : obsession
E. haltingly : reluctance

RELEVANT : CRUCIAL ::

A. marginal : unique
B. perceptible : obvious
C. apparent : real
D. peripheral : central
E. possible : desirable

CANVAS : PAINTER ::

A. leather : shoe
B. brush : palette
C. chisel : wood
D. marble : sculptor
E. hammer : carpenter

TROUBLED : DISTRAUGHT ::

A. annoyed : disillusioned
B. disturbed : interrupted
C. covetous : rapacious
D. outmoded : ostentatious
E. tranquil : placid

MERCENARY : MONEY ::

A. vindictive : revenge
B. scholarly : library
C. immaculate : cleanliness
D. thirsty : water
E. belligerent : invasion

SKIRMISH : INSIGNIFICANCE ::

A. revolution : democracy
B. duel : formality
C. feud : impartiality
D. bout : sparring
E. crusade : remoteness

COMPLAIN : CARP ::

A. supply : donate
B. argue : debate
C. grumble : accuse
D. drink : guzzle
E. pacify : intervene

REDOUBTABLE : AWE ::

A. tart : pungency
B. tacit : solitude
C. despicable : contempt
D. engrossing : obliviousness
E. venerable : renown

TILE : MOSAIC ::

A. wood : totem
B. stitch : sampler
C. ink : scroll
D. pedestal : column
E. tapestry : rug

COOL : FROZEN ::

A. Sharp : Cut
B. Warm : Hot
C. Hassock : Stool
D. Freedom : Liberty

SCHOLAR : IGNORANT ::

A. Hardworking : Lazy
B. Knife : Sword
C. Courage : Bold
D. Luxury : Wealth

STRUT : WALK ::

A. Sweating : Wrestling
B. Hunter : Fire
C. Speech : Stage
D. Stammer : Talk

Orthopedic: Bone ::

A. Psychiatry: Mind
B. Skin: Allergy
C. Antibiotics: Fever
D. Fracture: Plaster

Mask: Disguise ::

A. Clothes: Necessity
B. Building: Offices
C. Make-up: Beautify
D. Radio: News

Words: Poetry ::

A. Dictionary Letters
B. Notes: Music
C. Wheat: Food
D. Planet: Sun

Cobbler: Leather ::

A. Shirt: Boutique
B: Television: Engineer
C. Woodcutter: Furniture
D. Mason: Stone

Day: Night ::

A. Dark: Black
B. Good: Rough
C. Kind: Cruel
D. Shining: Bright

Joke: Laughter ::

A. Cry: Sorrow
B. Disease: Medicine
C. Death: Life
D. Miracle: Surprise

Hiss: Snake ::

A. Notes: Music
B. Splash: Water
C. Trumpet: Elephant
D. Cat: Mew

Lust: Sex ::

A. Friend: Foe
B. Lamp: Light
C. Anger: Pugnacity
D. Hoard: Amass

Sodium: Salt ::

A. Potassium: Phosphorous
B. Calcium: Marble
C. Lime: Limestone
D. Room: House

DISTANCE: MILE ::

A. liquid: litre
B. bushel: corn
C. weight: scale
D. fame: television

INDIGENT: WEALTHY ::

A. angry: rich
B. native: affluent
C. gauche: graceful
D. scholarly: erudite

AFTER: BEFORE ::

A. first: second
B. present: past
C. contemporary: historic
D. successor: predecessor

PORK: PIG ::

A. rooster: chicken
B. mutton: sheep
C. steer: beef
D. lobster: crustacean

WAN: COLOUR ::

A. corpulent: weight
B. insipid: flavour
C. pallid: complexion
D. enigmatic: puzzle

TEN: DECIMAL

A. seven: septet
B. four: quartet
C. two: binary
D. five: quince

MUNDANE: SPIRITUAL ::

A. common: ghostly
B. worldly: unworldly
C. routine: novel
D. secular: clerical

ARMY: LOGISTICS ::

A. business: strategy
B. soldier: students
C. war: logic
D. team: individual

GRAVITY: PULL ::

A. iron: metal
B. north pole: directions
C. magnetism: attraction
D. dust: desert

FILTER: WATER ::

A. curtail: activity
B. expunge: book
C. edit: text
D. censor: play

LIGHT: BLIND ::

A. speech: dumb
B. language: deaf
C. tongue: sound
D. voice: vibration

PAIN: SEDATIVE ::

A. comfort: stimulant
B. grief: consolation
C. trance: narcotic
D. ache: extraction

DIVA: OPERA ::

A. producer: theatre
B. director: drama
C. conductor: bus
D. thespian: play

GRAIN: SALT ::

A. shard: pottery
B. shred: wood
C. blades: grass
D. chip: glass

SYMPHONY: COMPOSER ::

A. Leonardo: music
B. Fresco: painter
C. Colours: pallet
D. Art: appreciation

CORPOREAL: SPIRITUAL ::

A. mesa: plateau
B. moron: savant
C. foreigner: immigrant
D. pedagogue: teacher

HOPE : ASPIRES ::

A. love: elevates
B. film: flam
C. fib: lie
D. fake: ordinary

CIRCUITOUS : ROUTER ::

A. problematic : solution
B. devious : argument
C. elliptical : brevity
D. judicious : selection
E. profound : depth

Synonym of WIELD _____________?

A. Abstain
B. Avoid
C. Forgo
D. Excert

Synonym of WANE _____________?

A. Employ
B. Decline
C. Rise
D. Revive

Synonym of WARY is _____________?

A. Heedless
B. Negligent
C. Prudent
D. Reckless

Antonym of DOLEFUL is _____________?

A. Vivacious
B. Witty
C. Empty
D. Full

Antonym of TACIT is _____________?

A. Punish
B. Dictated
C. Grand
D. Small

Antonym of MITE is _____________?

A. Bit
B. Bug
C. Insect
D. Whole

Antonym of NEBULOUS is _____________?

A. Misty
B. Apparent
C. Murky
D. Shadowy

Antonym of PRODIGAL is _____________?

A. Spendthrift
B. Squandering
C. Thrifty
D. Wanton

Antonym of WEAN is _____________?

A. Attach
B. Detach
C. Discourage
D. Halt

Antonym of FRIVOLOUS is _____________?

A. Trivial
B. Silly
C. Petty
D. Wise

Antonym of DUCTILE is _____________?

A. Docile
B. Pliable
C. Stiff
D. Supple

Antonym of DEVIANT is _____________?

A. Bent
B. Devious
C. Regular
D. Atypical

Antonym of CURTAIL is _____________?

A. Cramp
B. Prolong
C. Chop
D. Clip

Antonym of DOLEFUL is _____________?

A. Vivacious
B. Witty
C. Empty
D. Full

Antonym of TACIT is _____________?

A. Punish
B. Dictated
C. Grand
D. Small

Antonym of MITE is _____________?

A. Bit
B. Bug
C. Insect
D. Whole

Antonym of NEBULOUS is _____________?

A. Misty
B. Apparent
C. Murky
D. Shadowy

Antonym of PRODIGAL is _____________?

A. Spendthrift
B. Squandering
C. Thrifty
D. Wanton

Antonym of WEAN is _____________?

A. Attach
B. Detach
C. Discourage
D. Halt

Antonym of FRIVOLOUS is _____________?

A. Trivial
B. Silly
C. Petty
D. Wise

Antonym of DUCTILE is _____________?

A. Docile
B. Pliable
C. Stiff
D. Supple

Antonym of DEVIANT is _____________?

A. Bent
B. Devious
C. Regular
D. Atypical

Antonym of CURTAIL is _____________?

A. Cramp
B. Prolong
C. Chop
D. Clip

Antonym of LUCID is _____________?

A. Evident
B. Obvious
C. Explicit
D. Vague

Antonym of INORDINATE is _____________?

A. Dizzying
B. Wasteful
C. Wanton
D. Moderate

Antonym of SENILE is _____________?

A. Doting
B. Anile
C. Alert
D. Ancient

Antonym of GARBLED is _____________?

A. Slant
B. Unscramble
C. Obscure
D. Pervert

Antonym of NIGGARDLY is _____________?

A. Generous
B. Chintzy
C. Closefisted
D. Skimpy

Antonym of PHILISTINE is _____________?

A. Smutty
B. Uncultured
C. Uncultured
D. Cultured

Antonym of QUIESCENT is _____________?

A. Asleep
B. Active
C. Deactivated
D. Fallow

Antonym of FOREMOST is _____________?

A. Unimportant
B. Hindmost
C. Disposed
D. Mature

Antonym of FALLACIOUS is _____________?

A. Credit
B. Clean
C. Truthful
D. Dishonest

Antonym of PARSIMONY is _____________?

A. Verbosity
B. Generosity
C. Clan
D. Tenderness

Antonym of DOLEFUL is _____________?

A. Vivacious
B. Witty
C. Empty
D. Full

Antonym of TACIT is _____________?

A. Punish
B. Dictated
C. Grand
D. Small

Antonym of MITE is _____________?

A. Bit
B. Bug
C. Insect
D. Whole

Antonym of NEBULOUS is _____________?

A. Misty
B. Apparent
C. Murky
D. Shadowy

Antonym of PRODIGAL is _____________?

A. Spendthrift
B. Squandering
C. Thrifty
D. Wanton

Antonym of WEAN is _____________?

A. Attach
B. Detach
C. Discourage
D. Halt

Antonym of FRIVOLOUS is _____________?

A. Trivial
B. Silly
C. Petty
D. Wise

Antonym of DUCTILE is _____________?

A. Docile
B. Pliable
C. Stiff
D. Supple

Antonym of DEVIANT is _____________?

A. Bent
B. Devious
C. Regular
D. Atypical

Antonym of CURTAIL is _____________?

A. Cramp
B. Prolong
C. Chop
D. Clip

Antonym of DEXTEROUS is _____________?

A. Inexpert
B. Acute
C. Active
D. Able

Antonym of DOCILE is _____________?

A. Pliable
B. Pliant
C. Quiet
D. Unyielding

Antonym of SARTORIAL is _____________?

A. Homespun
B. Cheerful
C. Inelegant
D. Sincere

Antonym of PIQUE is _____________?

A. Hurt
B. Irk
C. Joy
D. Huff

Antonym of GUMPTION is _____________?

A. Apathy
B. Nerve
C. Initiative
D. Sagacity

Antonym of RECONDITE is_____________?

A. Hermetic
B. Manifest
C. Pedantic
D. Occult

Antonym of ENORMOUS is_____________?

A. Fragile
B. Weak
C. Tiny
D. Soft

Antonym of ARTIFICIAL is ______________?

A. Red
B. Solid
C. Truthful
D. Natural

Antonym of EXPAND is _____________?

A. Congest
B. Conclude
C. Convert
D. Condense

Synonym of ARROGANT is _____________?

A. Conceited
B. Humble
C. Progressive
D. Noble

There are those who claim that reductions in the spending on and deployment of weapons systems……

There are those who claim that reductions in the spending on and deployment of weapons systems would result in a so-called “climate of peace,” thereby diminishing the likelihood of armed conflict. The facts show otherwise. These self-proclaimed pacifists are either the victims or the propagators of a false argument.

1.Which of the following is an assumption underlying the conclusion of the passage above?

A. Military actions involving our forces can be instigated by any number of different factors
B. Our buildup of weapons systems and combat personnel has prevented our adversaries from increasing their own spending on defense
C. The increased defense spending of the past 10 years has lessened the need for significant military expenditure in future decades
D. At the present time, state-of-the-art weapons systems and the augmentation of combat personnel are equally important to a nation’s defense
E. An established correlation between greater spending on weapons systems and a decreased incidence of conflict will persist

The supervisor of a commuter airline is scheduling pilots to fly the round-trip from City X to City Y….

The supervisor of a commuter airline is scheduling pilots to fly the round-trip from City X to City Y. The trip takes only two hours, and the airline has one round-trip flight in the morning and one round-trip flight in the afternoon, each day, Monday through Friday. Pilots must be scheduled in accordance with the following rules:

Only W, X, and Y can fly the morning flight.
Only V, X, and Z can fly the afternoon flight.
No pilot may fly twice on the same day.
No pilot may fly on two consecutive days.
X must fly the Wednesday morning flight.
Z must fly the Tuesday afternoon flight.

1.Which of the following must be true?
A. W flies the Monday morning flight
B. X flies the Monday afternoon flight
C. Y flies the Tuesday morning flight
D. W flies the Thursday morning flight
E. Z flies the Thursday afternoon flight

2.If X flies on Friday morning, which of the following must be true?
A. X does not fly on Monday afternoon
B. V flies on Friday afternoon
C. W flies Thursday morning
D. Y flies Thursday morning
E. Neither W nor Y flies Thursday morning

3.If X flies only one morning flight during the week, which of the following must be true?
A. W flies exactly two days during the week
B. X flies exactly three days during the week
C. Y flies only one day during the week
D. Z flies Monday afternoon and Friday afternoon
E. X flies more times during the week than V

4.If W is not scheduled to fly at all during the week, all of the following must be true EXCEPT
A. X flies on Monday morning
B. V flies on Monday afternoon
C. Y flies on Thursday morning
D. Z flies on Friday afternoon
E. X flies on Friday morning

No actual black hole has yet been located or studied, but the concept has…………….

No actual black hole has yet been located or studied, but the concept has provided endless imaginative fodder for science fiction writers and endless theoretical fodder for physicists and astrophysicists.

Black holes are one of the more exotic theoretical manifestations of general relativity. The standard model for the formation of a black hole involves the collapse of a large star. For extremely massive stars that are four to five times the mass of our sun, the exclusion principle—the resistance between the molecular particles within the star as they are compressed—will not be strong enough to offset the gravity generated by the star’s own mass. The star’s increasing density will overwhelm the exclusion principle. What follows is runaway gravitational collapse. With no internal force to stop it, the star will simply continue to collapse in on itself, until it reaches a point of infinite density and zero volume, a phenomenon known as a singularity.

The star now disappears from the perceivable universe, like a cartoon character who jumps into a hole and pulls the hole in after him. What this process leaves behind is a different kind of hole—a profound disturbance in space time, a region where gravity is so intense that nothing, not even light, can escape from it. Any object falling within the boundary of a black hole will be sucked in and will disappear from our universe forever.

What would happen to an object, such as an astronaut, as it vanished into the black hole? Physicists have been amusing themselves with this question for years. Most believe that the astronaut would be destroyed by the intense gravitational forces within the black hole, or would explode in a flash of gamma rays as he or she approached the singularity at the hole’s core. Theoretically, an astronaut who managed to survive the passage would experience some very strange things, including acute time distortion, which would enable him or her to know, in a few brief seconds, the entire future of the universe in all its detail.

1. The word “fodder” is closest in meaning to
A. material
B. stories
C. support
D. problems

2. The opposing force between the molecular particles inside a star is called
A. general relativity
B. the exclusion principle
C. infinite density
D. a singularity

3. The word “offset” could best be replaced by
A. carry
B. arrange
C. overflow
D. counteract

4. It can be concluded from paragraph 3 that light
A. destroys a black hole
B. can barely reveal a black hole
C. does not exist near a black hole
D. originates in spacetime

5. Which of the following is NOT mentioned as the possible fate of an astronaut who falls into a black hole?
A. Experience of amusement
B. Death by gamma rays
C. Knowledge of the universe
D. Destruction by gravity

6. It can be inferred from the passage that black holes are
A. soon to be located and studied
B. a scientific impossibility
C. the key to the entire future of the universe
D. a source of inspiration and entertainment

LIQUID: HYDRAULICS::

A. motion: dynamics
B. water: hydroponics
C. data: statistics
D. music: eurythmics

How to Solve Analogies/Related Pair of Words Mcqs:

HOW TO SOLVE ANALOGIES: To answer Analogy question, start making up a “test sentence” that expresses how the two words in the question are related. Then try to insert the words from each choice in your test sentence to see which pair makes the most sense. To understand the concept better, consider the following example:

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Ocean currents play a _______role in setting long-term climate_________.

A. vital … date
B. important … variations
C. major … patterns
D. unusual … changes

Antonym of DENIGRATE is _____________?

A. Asperse
B. Besmirch
C. Boost
D. Vilify

Antonym of ELATED is _____________?

A. Roused
B. Blissful
C. Sad
D. Happy

Antonym of INGEST is _____________?

A. Disgorge
B. Disrupt
C. Absorb
D. Devour

Synonym of DELEGATE is _____________?

A. Representative
B. Officer
C. Member
D. Servant

Synonym of LETHARGY is _____________?

A. Serenity
B. Laxity
C. Active
D. Bold

Synonym of EMACIATED is _____________?

A. very fat
B. very thin
C. very small
D. very heavy

Synonym of CIRCUITOUS is _____________?

A. Direct
B. Strong
C. Cyclic
D. Weak

Synonym of Enigma is _____________?

A. Question
B. Puzzle
C. Answer
D. Content

Synonym of Incredulous is _____________?

A. Dishonest
B. Honest
C. Reliable
D. Unreliable

Synonym of Vituperate is _____________?

A. Abuse
B, Appreciate
C. Copy
D. Encourage

Synonym of BRIEF is _____________?

A. Small
B. Short
C. Little
D. Limited

Synonym of EMBEZZLE is _____________?

A. Remunerate
B. Clear
C. Balance
D. Misappropriate

Synonym of ALERT is _____________?

A. Intelligent
B. Energetic
C. Observant
D. Watchful

Synonym of VAGRANT is _____________?

A. Roving
B. Stable
C. Honoured
D. Stubborn

Synonym of VALOUR is _____________?

A. Stable
B. Coward
C. Heroism
D. Fear

Synonym of YOKE is _____________?

A. Detach
B. Harness
C. Release
D. Liberate

Synonym of YELL is _____________?

A. Shackle
B. Hitch
C. Whisper
D. Shout

Synonym of YEARN is _____________?

A. Require
B. Extra
C. Unwanted
D. Muted

Synonym of ZEST is _____________?

A. Passive
B. Enthusiasm
C. Disgust
D. Various

Synonym of ZEALOT is _____________?

A. Fanatic
B. Apathy
C. Liberal
D. Impious

Synonym of EXUDE is _____________?

A. Ooze
B. Overflow
C. Wither
D. Evaporate

Synonym of PREVARICATE is _____________?

A. Truth
B. Early
C. Lie
D. Delay

Synonym of PRECARIOUS is _____________?

A. Safe
B. Brittle
C. Perilous
D. Unsafe

RACE : FATIGUE ::

A. Fasting : Hunger
B. Round : Boxing
C. Flower : Color
D. Hiking : Gangrene

COUNSELOR : ADVICE ::

A. Artist : Musician
B. Patron : Support
C. Honesty : Charity
D. Bank : Banker

FISH : SCHOOL ::

A. Puppy : Dog
B. Novel : Story
C. Cocks : Pride
D. Ear : Nose

GILL : FIN ::

A. Cockroach : Antenna
B. Instrument : Pencil
C. Hard Disk : Keyboard
D. Bread : Butter

FISH : TROUT ::

A. Hair : Black
B. Bird : Aviary
C. Tiger : Carnivorous
D. Mammal : Cow

KNIFE : CUT ::

A. Winter : Summer
B. Sword : Sharp
C. Run : Fast
D. Drill : Hole

SKETCH : ARTIST ::

A. Secret : Confident
B. Cell : Prisoner
C. Palette : Painter
D. Draft : Writer
E. Lawyer : Court room

COLLAGE : IMAGES ::

A. Cement : Building
B. Medley : Songs
C. Furniture : Sofa
D. Grains : Tree
E. Book : Volumes

FISH : SCALES ::

A. Book : Papers
B. Snake : Fangs
C. Birds : Feather
D. Car : Wheels
E. Cat : Claws

IRON : BLACKSMITH ::

A.                   Cotton : Cloth
B. Food : Gourmet
C. Clay : Potter
D. Silver : Miner
E. Gold : Miser