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Which of the following is the best analogy for the relationship between hammer and toolbox?
Which of the following is the best analogy for the relationship between hammer and toolbox?
- a) Pen is to paper
- d) Book is to library
- b) Wheel is to bicycle (correct)
- c) Flour is to cake
Which analogy correctly completes the relationship pair of petal:flower?
Which analogy correctly completes the relationship pair of petal:flower?
- a) Slice is to bread
- c) Drop is to ocean
- b) Feather is to bird (correct)
- d) Branch is to river
What analogy best represents the relationship between wheel and car?
What analogy best represents the relationship between wheel and car?
- b) Brick is to wall
- d) Glass is to window (correct)
- a) Tail is to cat
- c) Handle is to door
Which analogy correctly completes the relationship pair of finger:hand?
Which analogy correctly completes the relationship pair of finger:hand?
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Chapter is to book
Chapter is to book
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Analogy Relationships
- A hammer is a tool that belongs in a toolbox, representing a component to a larger set.
- Petals are parts of a flower, indicating a relationship where one is a component of the whole.
- A wheel is a critical part of a car, demonstrating a functional relationship essential for operation.
- Fingers are parts of a hand, highlighting a biological or anatomical component relationship.
- A chapter is a part of a book, illustrating the hierarchical structure where chapters contribute to the entirety of the book.
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