Analytical Ability Practice Test: Single & Double Word Analogies and Syllogisms

7 Core Types of Word Relationship Analogies

1. **Synonym / Antonym:** *Huge : Gigantic :: Tiny : Minuscule*

2. **Part to Whole:** *Page : Book :: Leaf : Tree* 3. **Cause and Effect:** *Virus : Disease :: Spark : Fire* 4. **Tool to Worker:** *Scalpel : Surgeon :: Gavel : Judge* 5. **Product to Producer:** *Honey : Bee :: Milk : Cow* 6. **Degree of Intensity:** *Warm : Hot :: Cool : Frigid* 7. **Category / Classification:** *Whale : Mammal :: Cobra : Reptile*

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Syllogism Rules & Venn Diagrams

A syllogism consists of a **Major Premise**, a **Minor Premise**, and a **Conclusion**.

Example 1:

- **Major Premise:** All public servants must observe RA 6713.- **Minor Premise:** Attorney Cruz is a public servant. - **Conclusion:** Therefore, Attorney Cruz must observe RA 6713. (VALID)

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Syllogism Gold Rule:

Never bring outside knowledge into a logic question! Accept the premises as 100% true, even if they contradict real-life facts.