Analogy

Analogy refers to a type of reasoning which tests the relationship between two substitutes and a conclusion is being drawn on the basis of the relationship. It states that various types of analogical relationships exist such as semantic, association, mathematical and logical. It further states that substituting the right substitute will assist the analogy problem […]

Introduction  Choosing the sets for images that are not related to the sets of figures are based on the differences of relationships on the basis of some elements, their size, types of shapes and other groups of elements. Usually, the questions in this section are image-based, where different sets of images are placed. There may

Introduction  Selecting the sets of similarly related figures is the non-verbal part of the analogy. In other words, comparison between two sets of numbers results in the analogy of similar sets of figures. The question formed on the basis of analogy may or may not require numerical skills and is based on rational thinking. Two

Introduction Analogy refers to the transmission of data and information and comparing it to get the desired results. The analogy is a significant part of logic and reasoning. Various types of analogy categorize it in the form of numerical based analogy, alphabet-based analogy and figure based analogy. Choosing odd relationships is one of the integral

Does anyone remember playing the association game as kids, where one person would speak out the name of a certain thing, and other children would have to keep up the chain by connecting dots by speaking out connected terms to the original word? The adult version of this game would be the Verbal analogy exercise