Question

mark Refer the above for the Questions 1 to 20 : Queer : Strange :: Audacious :? A. Agreeable B. Authentic C. Advantage D. Adventurous?​

Answer 1

• The above question is in the form of analogy,
• which includes verbal form of a English grammar.
• Queer: strange :: audacious:?
• This is the general format of an analogy.
• It has two divisions separated by double(:).
• Both sides must resemble the same relation with the words separated with them by :.
• Here Queer and strange are connected by : by which strange is a meaning for queer.
• by this relation the meaning for audacious is adventurous.
• Queer:strange:: Audacious:Adventurous.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Queer:strange:: Audacious:Adventurous.

Explanation:

• The aforementioned query uses an analogy and the verbal form of English grammar.
• Strange, odd, or audacious?
• An analogy often follows this structure.
• It is divided into two halves by a double (:).
• The words that are between them on both sides must have a similar relationship.
• Here, the terms weird and queer are related since odd is a synonym for queer.
• As a result of this relationship, audacious means adventurous.

Queer:strange:: Audacious:Adventurous.

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