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Thai: Thailand:: ____: ____

  • A. Salmon: Fish
  • B. French: France
  • C. Fish: Aquarium
  • D. Angry: Mad
Explanation:
Language–country: Thai is spoken in Thailand, and French is spoken in France.

Turtle: Slow:: ____: ____

  • A. Ice: Cold
  • B. Green light: Go
  • C. Apple: Fruit
  • D. Smooth: Rough
Explanation:
Characteristic: Turtle is typically slow, and Ice is typically cold.

Start: Middle:: ____: ____

  • A. Fertilizer: Growth
  • B. Apple: Fruit
  • C. Snow: White
  • D. Monday: Tuesday
Explanation:
Sequence/Order: Start comes before Middle, and Monday comes before Tuesday.

Mango: Fruit:: ____: ____

  • A. Charcoal: Black
  • B. Finger: Hand
  • C. Dog: Animal
  • D. Car: Garage
Explanation:
Classification: Mango is a kind of Fruit, and Dog is a kind of Animal.

Broken chain: Freedom:: ____: ____

  • A. Charcoal: Black
  • B. Dove: Peace
  • C. Apple: Fruit
  • D. Car: Garage
Explanation:
Symbol–meaning: Broken chain represents freedom, and Dove represents peace.

Climb: Stairs:: ____: ____

  • A. Eat: Food
  • B. Sieve: Strain
  • C. Stethoscope: Doctor
  • D. Car: Garage
Explanation:
Action–object: Climb takes Stairs as its object, and Eat takes Food as its object.

Article: Journalist:: ____: ____

  • A. Chisel: Sculptor
  • B. Drive: Car
  • C. Car: Garage
  • D. Honey: Bee
Explanation:
Product–producer: Article is produced by a journalist, and Bee produces Honey.

Painting: Museum:: ____: ____

  • A. Leg: Table
  • B. Wool: Sheep
  • C. Book: Library
  • D. Shirt: Clothing
Explanation:
Object–location: Painting belongs in the Museum, and the Book belongs in the Library.

Spatula: Cook:: ____: ____

  • A. Cloth: Weaver
  • B. Pen: Writer
  • C. Key: Unlock
  • D. Write: Letter
Explanation:
Tool–user: The spatula is used by the cook, and the writer uses the pen.

Rain: Downpour:: ____: ____

  • A. Warm: Hot
  • B. Empty: Vacant
  • C. Full: Empty
  • D. Car: Garage
Explanation:
Degree/Intensity: Downpour is a stronger degree of rain, and Hot is a stronger degree of warmth.