Analogy Reasoning: Judge and Teacher Roles
The question presents an analogy: 'A court is to a judge as _____________ is to a teacher.' We need to find the word that represents the primary environment or jurisdiction for a teacher, similar to how a court is for a judge.
Analyzing the Relationship
- Judge and Court: A judge presides over legal proceedings and exercises authority within a specific court. The court is the official setting for their work.
- Teacher and Environment: A teacher imparts knowledge and manages a learning environment. We need to identify the most appropriate equivalent setting for a teacher compared to a court for a judge.
Evaluating Options
- Student: A student is the recipient of teaching, not the setting.
- Punishment: Punishment is an action that might occur, but not the primary setting.
- Syllabus: A syllabus is a plan or curriculum, not a physical or jurisdictional setting.
- School: A school is the primary institution and physical location where a teacher works, teaches, and manages their responsibilities. It serves as the teacher's jurisdiction, analogous to a court for a judge.
Therefore, the relationship between a judge and a court is best mirrored by the relationship between a teacher and a school.
Important Questions from Sentence Completion
Directions: In a question given below an incomplete sentence that must be filled/completed with one of the sentence /phrases can be fit into the given blanks. Choose the corret option and complete the given sentence.
The focus has been on finishing the syllabus instead of concentration on whether the student _____________________________.
Directions: In a question given below an incomplete sentence that must be filled/completed with one of the sentence /phrases can be fit into the given blanks. Choose the correct option and complete the given sentence.
Due to the rapid mechanisation of low-skill jobs in the construction and retail sectors, employment prospects________________________________.
Directions: Given below is a conversation between two people. Fill in the blank with the appropriate sentence to make it grammatically correct.
Anita: What about our plans for the weekend?
Mehta: Everything set but if Anna comes to know about it, _________
The sentences (given with blanks) are to be filled with an appropriate word(s). Four alternatives are suggested for each question. For each question, choose the correct alternative and click the button corresponding to it.
See me tomorrow without ___________
The sentences (given with blanks) are to be filled with an appropriate word(s). Four alternatives are suggested for each question. For each question, choose the correct alternative and click the button corresponding to it.
Radium ___________ rays that blind the eyes.
