Question

Select the best analogy.

elation : to carry ::

A. exhilarated : to stretch

B. contrite : to bend

C. coherent : to place

D. exonerated : out of

Answer 1

@LeeEtchison

Answer 2

lol ya i need lots of help :D

Answer 3

Just to clarify, you are asking which of the parts of each answer are the same.

Answer 4

well, im asking for the analogy. so whatever means the same, like'''''smart:to know'''''

Answer 5

C. Coherent : to place And geesh. what a tag party.

Answer 6

so if exihlarate meant to to carry, then a would be true
@geneticrockhopper247

Answer 7

Exhilarate doesn't mean to carry though.

Answer 8

i know, it was just an example @geneticrockhopper247

Answer 9

Coherent means logical, so "to place" isn't correct.

exonerate means to be released (like they exonerated the prisoner), so I think that it would be D.

Answer 10

I agree with @geneticrockhopper247

Answer 11

@i-suck-at-school Does this make sense?

Answer 12

no... i dont understand

Answer 13

Go with C @i-suck-at-school my friend had the exact same quiz and said C was the answer. Here: http://openstudy.com/study#/updates/52d58b8fe4b080064a6bdb2e

Answer 14

What part of it is confusing you?

Answer 15

ok thanks! @fallenangelorchid

Answer 16

Your welcome lad.

Answer 17

Hmmm. That is odd. I'd be curious to see the reasoning behind using C as the answer (from the curriculum).

Answer 18

I would be as well, but when he took the quiz he got it correct.

Answer 19

super : sub ::

A. extra : exl

B. ab : frango

C. jungo : cerno

D. per : sequor

Answer 20

Okay, this one looks like it is asking for opposites.

Answer 21

select the best analogy is what its asking for

Answer 22

Jungo and cerno are opposites (jungo meand to bring together and cerno means to separate). Let me check the rest of them. Hang on just a sec.

Answer 23

ok

Answer 24

Per means through and sequor means to follow or go after

Answer 25

@fallenangelorchid @HelpBlahBlahBlah @HelpOfTheGods

Answer 26

ok

Answer 27

@gold_grace123

Answer 28

frango means to break or shatter and ab means, essentially, not or away.

Answer 29

@Mesopretty

Answer 30

I think that jungo and cerno are going to be your best bet.

Answer 31

@i-suck-at-school Does that make sense?

Answer 32

Select the best analogy.
24.

(5 pt)
verso : torqueo ::

A.
super : frango

B.
ab : stringo

C.
sub : pono

D.
luein : solvo

Answer 33

ya

Answer 34

okay, gotta consult a dictionary...hang on a sec

Answer 35

@Shadowgirl15

Answer 36

@One098

Answer 37

@I_Always_Smiling

Answer 38

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Greek_and_Latin_roots_in_English

This site might be helpful for you.

Answer 39

ok. ty

Answer 40

your really smart thanks for the help

Answer 41

Not a problem :).

Answer 42

are you 13

Answer 43

me?

Answer 44

or older?

Answer 45

oh