SPEECH : FILIBUSTER ::
(A) race : marathon
(B) gift : breach
(C) statement : digression
(D) detour : path
(E) address : postage
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12 comments:
A
plz explain
C)
Use of Speech in deviating from the main point is called Filibuster.
a passage or section that deviates from the central theme is digression
i think it is c and the above explaintion is the apt one
answer is A and not C
marathon is long race as filibuster is a long speech ...
But Marathon include race in positive sense and Filibuster includes speech in a negative sense Madur?
How do u explain (A)?
agree with above....
filibuster is in negative sense..so C must be the ans..
let me throw some light ...
GRE analogies are not at all based on +ve and -ve connotations... they are clearly based on relationships and whichsoever provides stronger relationship is the answer ....
connotations only sometimes choose the better out of two similar relationships ...
http://www.takegre.com/index.php/gre-analogy-13/
let me know if i am wrong ...
and to add more, a passage and digression cannot be called positive or negative, since digression can be towards positive thing also... i.e. from wrong to right ...
hope i am clear
CORRECT ANSWER IS
ADDRESS is an eye-catcher since it might remind
one of a SPEECH. DIGRESSION is also an eyecatcher
since one may digress during a SPEECH.
Now, a FILIBUSTER is a long SPEECH. Similarly, a
MARATHON is a long RACE. The answer is (A).
C
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