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==Content and use== The test aimed to measure an individual's logical and analytical reasoning through the use of partial [[analogies]]. A sample test question might have been: '''Bach : Composing :: Monet :''' *a. painting *b. composing *c. writing *d. orating This should be read as "Bach ''is to'' (:) Composing ''as'' (::) Monet ''is to'' (:) _______." The answer would be '''a. painting''' because just as [[Bach]] is most known for composing music, [[Monet]] is most known for his painting. The open slot may appear in any of the four positions. Unlike analogies found on past editions of the [[Graduate Record Examination|GRE]] and the [[SAT]], the MAT's analogies demanded a broad knowledge of Western culture, testing subjects such as science, music, literature, philosophy, mathematics, art, and history. Thus, exemplary success on the MAT required more than a nuanced and cultivated vocabulary.
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