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There are two terms on the left side of the symbol (::) and one term and a question mark on the right side. In place of the question mark, one of the four alternative terms given below comes which has the same relation with the term on the right side as both the terms on the left side, choose that alternative term.
Bird : Nest :: Bee : ?
Asked in Delhi Police Constable HCM · 2025
General Knowledge Based · Logical Reasoning
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Questions Asked from Verbal Analogy: Meaning & Relationships in Previous Exams
See how often Verbal Analogy: Meaning & Relationships has appeared in previous-year questions across major government exams.
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Verbal Analogy: Meaning & Relationships has appeared in 49 previous-year exam questions, most frequently in State PSC, UPSC and SSC.
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