Number Analogy Mock Test – 100+ Questions

Analogy Mock Test– Preparing for SSC, Bank, Railways, or other government exams? Mastering the Reasoning Analogy section is a must! Just like comparing “Doctor : Hospital” to “Teacher : School,” analogy questions test your ability to spot logical relationships and think critically under pressure. Tiny Mocker’s Analogy Chapter Quiz is designed to sharpen your reasoning skills with exam-focused questions, detailed solutions, and real-time feedback. Whether it’s word-based, number-based, or symbolic analogy, practice here will boost your accuracy and speed. Start now and take one step closer to cracking the reasoning section with confidence!

Analogy Mock Test Series

Types of Analogy:

1. Word Analogy – based on synonyms, antonyms, or function
2. Number Analogy – based on mathematical or numerical patterns
3. Letter Analogy – based on positions in the alphabet or codes
4. General Knowledge Analogy – based on facts and world knowledge
5. General Knowledge Analogy – based on facts and world knowledge

Why is Analogy Mock Test Important in Exams?

• It improves logical reasoning and pattern recognition
• Frequently asked in SSC, Banking, Railways, UPSC, Defence, and other exams
• It tests your ability to think critically and relate concepts

Key Concepts of Analogy Reasoning:

1. analogy Relationship Identification
   • The core idea in analogy is to find the exact relationship between the first pair and apply the same logic to complete the second pair.
2. Types of Relationships
   Understand the common relationships used in analogy questions:
   • Synonym (समानार्थी) – e.g., Happy : Joyful
   • Antonym (विलोम) – e.g., Hot : Cold
   • Part to Whole – e.g., Wheel : Car
   • Function/Use – e.g., Pen : Write
   • Cause and Effect – e.g., Fire : Burn
   • Tool and User – e.g., Stethoscope : Doctor
   • Category or Group – e.g., Dog : Animal
   • Degree of Intensity – e.g., Warm : Hot
3. Alphabetical Position (Alphabet Analogy)
   • Use alphabetical order or pattern (e.g., +2, -3 positions from A to Z).
4. Number Pattern (Number Analogy)
   • Identify patterns such as addition, multiplication, square, cube, etc.
5. Word Formation / Coding
   • Sometimes analogies are based on letter patterns or coded logic.
6. General Knowledge/Fact-Based
   • Requires awareness of geography, history, science, etc.
   • Example: India : Delhi :: France : Paris
7. Consistency of Logic
   • Apply the same logic or rule to both pairs. Don’t guess based only on word familiarity.
8. Elimination Technique
   • Eliminate options that don’t follow the same relationship.
9. Time Management
   • Practice is key to quickly identifying patterns and saving time during exams.
10. Practice with Explanation

• Always practice with solutions to understand the “why” behind the answer.

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