CET Word Analogy Questions with Solutions
- 5 questions from MBA CET 2025 (5)
- Asked in 2 of 13 slots
- Difficulty: 2 Easy / 3 Medium / 0 Hard
- Question and answer free · detailed solution after free login · updated 28 Oct 2026
Word Analogy questions give a pair of words and ask for the pair with the same relationship, such as synonym, degree or part-whole.
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Choose the option which most closely resembles the same relationship as seen in the given pair of words:
Peel : Peal
- Coat : Rind
- Brain : Cranium
- Rain : Reign
- Bright : Brighter
- Laugh : Bell
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Answer: C. Rain : Reign
Choose the option which most closely resembles the same relationship as seen in the given pair of words:
Doggerel : Poet
- Symphony : Composer
- Pulp fiction : Novelist
- Kitten : Veterinary Doctor
- Wine : Vintner
- Prediction : Astrologer
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Answer: B. Pulp fiction : Novelist
Barge : Vessel
- Mouse : Pad
- Rim : Edge
- Training : Preparation
- Shovel : Implement
- Book : Anthology
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Answer: D. Shovel : Implement
- Angry : Rich
- Native : Affluent
- Gauche : Graceful
- Scholarly : Erudite
- Bushel : Corn
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Answer: C. Gauche : Graceful
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Answer: B
Frequently asked questions
How many Word Analogy questions came in MBA CET 2025 and 2026?
5 Word Analogy questions were asked: 5 in MBA CET 2025. Every one is on this page with its answer (twin papers are not counted).
Which CET slots asked Word Analogy? Which had the most?
Word Analogy questions came in 2 of 13 slots. CET 2025 Slot 2 had the most (3 questions). Slot-wise lists: CET 2026 and CET 2025.
How difficult are CET Word Analogy questions?
Of the 5 Word Analogy questions that carry a difficulty rating, 2 are Easy, 3 Medium and 0 Hard.
Are the solutions free?
The question and its answer are free for everyone. The detailed Cetking solution opens after a free login with your mobile number (OTP).
Where can I practise more Word Analogy?
Open all Vocabulary Usage chapters for the other chapters, all CET papers and topics for every slot, or the Arena to practise.