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LCD=12. 5/6=10/12. 10/12+7/12=17/12. Wait: correction. 10/12+7/12=17/12. Correct answer: A (17/12).

An author creates a book; an artist creates a painting.

The sequence doubles each term: 2→4→8→16→32. Recognizing patterns is key in SSAT.

Analogy questions measure understanding of relationships, not just definitions. A sprout is the beginning stage or early form of a plant. We seek a pair where the first term is the initial stage of the second. “Spark : flame” fits because a spark can be the initial form that leads to a flame, mirroring the developmental relationship. “Raindrop : ocean” is part-to-whole, but a raindrop is not an early developmental stage of an ocean; it’s a constituent unit. “Sheet : book” is also part-to-whole, not developmental. “Seed : soil” is a relationship of item-to-environment or container, not stage-to-later-state. On the SSAT, classify the relationship (stage, cause-effect, synonym, antonym, part-whole, function, degree) before scanning options. Then eliminate choices that match a different relationship type. When torn between two choices that seem plausible, ask whether the directionality matches: a sprout becomes a plant; similarly, a spark can become a flame. This systematic approach avoids traps and is essential for efficient Verbal performance.

Multiples of 6: 6, 12, 18, 24… Multiples of 8: 8, 16, 24… First common = 24.