MAT Practice — Analogies Involving Mathematics Related: MAT
Content Categories At least a few of the 120 analogies
(questions) on your MAT will test your knowledge of mathematics
and your mathematical skills. MAT mathematics content is limited
to basic arithmetic, number theory, descriptive statistics,
algebra and geometry. On this page are five MAT-style practice
analogies involving mathematics. Further down the page you'll
find an analysis of each question. Directions: In each of the
following questions, you will find three terms in upper-case
letters and, in parentheses, four answer options lettered (a),
(b), (c) and (d). Select the answer option that best completes
the analogy with the three other terms. (a. XXIII, b. XVI, c.
LVIII, d. XLII) : XCII :: XVI : LXIV QUADRILATERAL : OCTAGON ::
(a. septagon, b. square, c. rhombus, d. triangle) : HEXAGON 22 :
SQUARE ROOT OF 64 :: CUBE ROOT OF 64 : (a. 22, b. 23, c. 32, (a.
4, b. 8, c. 16, d. 32) : GALLON :: 2 : PINT 1–1 : (a. –40, b.
50, c. 100, d. 1,000) :: 5–1