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MAT Practice Analogy Questions

Category - Analogies

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carnivore : lion ::

herbivore : tiger
piscivore : penguin
granivore : reptile
omnivore : beetle

Explanation

Answer: Choice (B) is correct.

A lion is a carnivore, which means it is a meat-eater. Therefore, the relationship between the two words is categorical - lions are a type of carnivore. Eliminate choice (A), because tigers are not herbivores, or plant-eaters. Eliminate choice (C), because granivores are grain-eating animals, and reptiles do not eat grains. Eliminate choice (D), because an omnivore eats everything - plants and meat. Choice (B) is correct, because penguins are piscivores, or fish-eating.

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