Analogies: Roots from Latin

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SSAT Upper Level Verbal › Analogies: Roots from Latin

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The words in these verbal analogies are based on the understanding and use of common Latin and Greek word roots.

Malefactor is to benefactor as dysphoria is to __________.

2

The words in these verbal analogies are based on the understanding and use of common Latin and Greek word roots.

Super is to sub as hyper is to __________.

3

The words in these verbal analogies are based on the understanding and use of common Latin and Greek word roots.

Endocrine is to gland as endoscope is to __________.

4

Complete this analogy.

Misanthropy is to ______________ as misogyny is to women.

5

Complete this analogy.

Submarine is to water as __________ is to land.

6

Patriarchal is to matriarchal as feminine is to __________.

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The words in these verbal analogies are based on the understanding and use of common Latin and Greek word roots.

Pentathlon is to triathlon as quintuplet is to __________.

8

Complete this analogy.

Confidante is to trust as orator is to __________.

9

Complete this analogy.

Suicide is to self as fratricide is to __________.

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The words in these verbal analogies are based on the understanding and use of common Latin and Greek word roots.

Father is to patronymic as mother is to __________.

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