IMPECUNIOUS: MENDICANT: :

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For each of the following questions select the answer pair that expresses a relationship most similar to that expressed in the capitalised pair.

IMPECUNIOUS: MENDICANT: :

A. Prodigal: Philanthropist

B. Petulant: Complainer

C. Quizzical : Critic

D. Compulsive : Liar

The state/feature given by first words leads to the other. A mendicant lives by asking people for money and food because he is impecunious (having little or no money). Similarly, a bad-tempered and unreasonable (petulant) person, especially because he cannot do or have what he wants, would habitually be a complainer.

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B. Petulant: Complainer

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