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For each analogy, find the solution that best replaces the question mark. Answers are not case-sensitive.

up : (is to) down :: (as) smile : (is to) ? (answer: frown)

a genius : dreaming :: a moron : ? (answer: resting)

• Revelation: A surprising conclusion, especially one that is revealed in a dramatic way. In Persia, a revelation was synonymous with a crown of thorns or “pagan made halo”.
• Alice in Wonderland: Also called “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland”. Written by Lewis Carroll in 1865.
• Primero: A classic card game similar to Poker.
• Four-word lines: Poems whose lines comprise four words each. Such as “sunset, crescent, admiration, dawn”.
Roman Numerals Conversion Table

I : 1	C : 100
V : 5	D : 500
X : 10	M : 1000
L : 50	O : 5000



• Benzene: (C6H6) A hydro-carbonate compound composed of six carbon atoms joined in a planar hexagonal ring with one hydrogen atom attached to each.
• Magnetic Disk: A flat circular disk coated with iron oxide on both sides.
• Compact Disk: A disk capable of storing and playing audio recordings.
• Pyrite: Fool's gold, and a key element in the story of a famous 'gold elf'.
• Maroon: To leave someone to their fate, especially on an island.
• Divine: To predict the future or discover hidden knowledge by aid of psychic powers or otherwise a “supernatural force”.
• Mega: Metric prefix denoting a factor of 10^6.
• Kilo: Metric prefix denoting a factor of 10^3.
• Gibbous: To be bulged or curved outward, often used in the context of lunar phases.
• Robert Hooke: A scientist and rival of Sir Isaac Newton.
• God slayer: One who kills gods, such as the Aztec God Tezcatlipica, who humiliated Quetzalcoati into committing suicide.
• Tanna longtail: The (Spicauda tanna) (Hesperiidae) butterfly is typically found in Ecuador, though occasionally strays as far as the southern United States, such as Texas and Florida.
• Luna moth: The (Actias luna) (Saturniidae) giant silk moth is lime-green and has crescent-shaped wings.