Vigilant : Alert : : Viable : ?
This question asks us to identify the relationship between the first pair of words, "Vigilant" and "Alert," and then apply that same relationship to find the missing word related to "Viable."
Let's look at the first pair:
The relationship between "Vigilant" and "Alert" is one of close similarity or synonymy. Being vigilant implies being alert. They describe a state of watchfulness and readiness.
Now we need to find a word that has a similar relationship with "Viable."
We are looking for a synonym or a closely related concept for "Viable." Let's examine the given options:
The relationship between "Vigilant" and "Alert" is that they are synonyms, describing a state of watchfulness. Similarly, "Viable" means capable of succeeding, and "Feasible" is a direct synonym for this meaning. Therefore, "Feasible" is the word that correctly completes the analogy.
The completed analogy is: Vigilant is to Alert as Viable is to Feasible.
Read the following passage and answer the items that follow the passage. Your answers to these
items should be based on the passage only.
Conventional classrooms, by emphasizing fixed duration over learning effectiveness, resign themselves
to variable outcomes. The tyranny of the classroom is that every learner is subjected to the same set of
lectures in the same way for the same duration. In the end, a few learners shine, some survive, and the
rest are left behind. After the fixed duration, the classroom model moves on, with not a thought spared
for those left behind. This is how we end up with 10 percent employability in our graduates after a
decade and half of formal education. Repeating the same ineffectual script in the realm of skill education
will not produce different results.
The word pair in which the relationship between the two words is similar to that of 'Golf : Course' is :