All Free English MCQs with Answers

521. Choose analogous pair: Yen : Currency

• A. Brass : Metal
• B. Flower : Fragrance
• C. Paper : Book
• D. Karnataka : State

Explanation: The yen is an example of a currency, and Karnataka is an example of a state. Brass is a type of metal, but the order and relationship do not match as precisely.

522. Choose analogous pair: Sheep : Mutton

• A. Duck : Roast
• B. Hen : Poultry
• C. Deer : Venison
• D. Lamb : Veal

Explanation: Mutton is the meat obtained from sheep, while venison is meat obtained from deer. Roast is a method or dish of preparation, not the specific meat of a duck.

523. Choose analogous pair: Eagle : Eyire

• A. Sheep : Pen
• B. Fox : Sty
• C. Lion : Hole
• D. Sheep : Coop

Explanation: An eyrie, misspelled here as “Eyire,” is the nest or dwelling of an eagle. A sheep is kept in a pen, whereas a sty belongs to pigs and a coop to poultry.

524. Choose analogous pair: Infection : Illness

• A. Satisfaction : Appetite
• B. Applause : Audience
• C. Antidote : Disease
• D. Rehearsal : Performance

Explanation: An infection can lead to illness, just as rehearsal prepares for and leads to a performance. An antidote counteracts a disease, so that pair expresses treatment rather than cause or preparation.

525. Choose analogous pair: State : Exile

• A. Church : Excommunicate
• B. Constitution : Amendment
• C. Judge : Convict
• D. Police : Arrest

Explanation: A state may exile a person, while a church may excommunicate a person, both describing official exclusion. Amendment changes a constitution, and arrest or conviction does not match the specific exclusion relationship as closely.

526. Choose analogous pair: Ass : Bray

• A. Sheep : Bleat
• B. Fox : Snout
• C. Hen : Mew
• D. Flies : Squeak

Explanation: To bray is the characteristic sound of an ass, while to bleat is the characteristic sound of a sheep. A hen clucks rather than mews, and flies do not squeak.

527. Choose analogous pair: Flag : Nation

• A. Emblem : Prosperity
• B. Insignia : Rank
• C. Wealth : Prestige
• D. Honor : Status

Explanation: A flag represents or identifies a nation, just as an insignia represents or identifies a person's rank. Wealth and honour may indicate status, but they are not identifying symbols in the same way.

528. Choose analogous pair: Donkey : Trot

• A. Monkey : Waddle
• B. Cat : Leap
• C. Eagle : Stride
• D. Mouse : Scamper

Explanation: A donkey moves at a trot, while a mouse moves by scampering. Waddling is associated with animals such as ducks, and stride is not the characteristic movement of an eagle.

529. Choose analogous pair: Fragile : Crack

• A. Cemetery : Death
• B. Pliable : Bend
• C. Hydro : Water
• D. Irreducible : Reduce

Explanation: A fragile object may crack, while a pliable object can bend. Hydro and water are not a property-and-result pair, and irreducible means incapable of being reduced rather than something that reduces.

530. Choose analogous pair: Soldier : Regiment

• A. Flower : Bunch
• B. Drop : Ocean
• C. Sailor : Crew
• D. Deer : Jungle

Explanation: A soldier is a member of a regiment, just as a sailor may be a member of a crew. A bunch is a collection of flowers, but flowers are not members in the same personal or organisational sense.