alleryFoot : Sole :: Hand : ?
- Wrist
- Palm
- Thumb
- Elbow
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Correct answer: B. Palm
The sole is the underside of the foot, while the palm is the inner surface of the hand.
RPF Constable Analogies, Similarities and Classification — practice questions
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Foot : Sole :: Hand : ?Read the answer and worked solution →Eye : Wink :: Mouth : ?Read the answer and worked solution →Which animal differs in order from mice, rats and beavers?Read the answer and worked solution →Which does not share the primate group with humans and monkeys?Read the answer and worked solution →Parcels up to 2 kg are Light; heavier ones are Heavy. Classify 3 kg.Read the answer and worked solution →Badges @@, ## and %% repeat one symbol. Which badge differs?Read the answer and worked solution →Seats 2 and 5 differ by 3. Which seat pair has the same difference?Read the answer and worked solution →Locker codes double locker numbers: 6 → 12. What code matches 9?Read the answer and worked solution →A tray accepts only small red buttons. Which button belongs?Read the answer and worked solution →Tickets 407, 582 and 693 have three digits. Which ticket differs?Read the answer and worked solution →Scores of 15 or more qualify. Which score belongs to the qualifying group?Read the answer and worked solution →A bead row ABBA reads alike both ways. Which number row is similar?Read the answer and worked solution →Seed eating : Granivory :: Fruit eating : ?Read the answer and worked solution →Cats and dogs share an order. Which pair shares that same order?Read the answer and worked solution →Dispatch needs sealed crates over 5 kg. Which crate can be dispatched?Read the answer and worked solution →A dial triples a number, then subtracts 2: 4 → 10. What matches 7?Read the answer and worked solution →Stock IDs 10–19 go in P, 20–29 in Q. Which placement is wrong?Read the answer and worked solution →A file ID is reversed, then increased by 1: 246 → 643. Code for 381?Read the answer and worked solution →A model has 2 pins for 5 holes. Which pin : hole pair has the same ratio?Read the answer and worked solution →Teams need even IDs divisible by 3. Which ID belongs with 6 and 12?Read the answer and worked solution →Labels ABA and XYX repeat only their end letters. Which label is similar?Read the answer and worked solution →Shelf S takes IDs divisible by 6 but not by 4. Which ID belongs?Read the answer and worked solution →A crate code is (sum, difference) of its larger and smaller IDs. Code (18, 8) means?Read the answer and worked solution →A pass ID must meet exactly two rules: above 20, even, divisible by 3. Choose it.Read the answer and worked solution →A tag's digits sum to 12; reversing them lowers its value by 18. Which tag fits?Read the answer and worked solution →Pack sizes sum to 30; largest is twice smallest; middle is odd. Which set fits?Read the answer and worked solution →Match the taught relationRead the answer and worked solution →Pair A–F into3 groups. Forbidden pairs:AB,AC,BD,BE,CE,CF,DF. Exactly one pair has consecutive alphabet letters. Who pairs with A?Read the answer and worked solution →A,B,C have different weights1,2,3. A string passes if its total≥T, where T is5–8. AAB,BBB pass; BB,ACCC fail. Which passes?Read the answer and worked solution →A tag passes iff it has both of2 fixed required features. ABCD and ABCE pass; ABD and ACE fail. Which tag must pass?Read the answer and worked solution →
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Eye : Wink :: Mouth : ?
- Stare
- Wink
- Blink
- Smile
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Correct answer: D. Smile
A wink is made with the eye, just as a smile is made with the mouth.
Which animal differs in order from mice, rats and beavers?
- Porcupine
- Mouse
- Capybara
- Seal
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Correct answer: D. Seal
Seals belong to Carnivora, whereas mice, rats and beavers belong to Rodentia.
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