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A
doctor
B
teacher
C
engineer
D
patient

Explanation

'Doctor', 'Teacher', and 'Engineer' are professions or service providers. A 'Patient' is a recipient of medical services, not a profession in this context.

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A
efficient
B
skillful
C
idle
D
capable

Explanation

'Efficient', 'Skillful', and 'Capable' describe positive competence or ability. 'Idle' describes laziness or lack of action, which is a negative trait.

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A
enemy
B
rival
C
foe
D
opponent

Explanation

'Enemy', 'Foe', and 'Rival' can imply personal animosity or conflict. 'Opponent' is often used in a neutral or sporting context. However, 'Opponent' is chosen as the odd one in many logic tests.

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A
problems, desirable
B
consequences, immeasurable
C
worries, kind
D
humuliation, disgraceful

Explanation

The context implies a negative outcome. 'Humiliation' and 'disgraceful' fit together logically: a disgraceful act causes humiliation. Other pairs don't match in tone.

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A
cook
B
kitchen
C
utensils
D
wash

Explanation

A pantry is a room used to store food. A scullery is a room used to wash dishes and clean utensils. Thus, Scullery : Wash is the correct analogy.

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A
Joey
B
Filly
C
Vixen
D
Calf

Explanation

Joey (baby kangaroo), Filly (young female horse), and Calf (young cow) all refer to young animals. Vixen refers to an adult female fox, making it the odd one out.

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A
cooperation
B
instruction
C
collaborating
D
brainstorming

Explanation

Brainstorming is a group creativity technique by which efforts are made to find a conclusion for a specific problem by gathering a list of ideas spontaneously contributed by its members.

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A
cried
B
surrendered
C
fled
D
won

Explanation

The phrasal verb 'gave in' means to cease fighting or admit defeat. 'Surrendered' is the synonym that fits this context.

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A
censor
B
chastise
C
rebuke
D
condone

Explanation

'Condone' means to accept and allow behavior that is considered morally wrong or offensive to continue. Institutions should not condone plagiarism.

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A
candidly
B
confidently
C
surreptitiously
D
diligently

Explanation

'Surreptitiously' means in a way that attempts to avoid notice or attention; secretively. This fits the context of using a concealed machine.

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