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Danish: Denmark:: ____: ____

  • A. Whale: Mammal
  • B. Letter: Mailbox
  • C. Silent: Quiet
  • D. Urdu: Pakistan
Explanation:
Language–country: Danish is spoken in Denmark, and Urdu is spoken in Pakistan.

Snow: White:: ____: ____

  • A. Laurel: Victory
  • B. Salmon: Fish
  • C. Banana: Yellow
  • D. Dark: Light
Explanation:
Characteristic: Snow is typically white, and bananas are typically yellow.

Crawl: Walk:: ____: ____

  • A. Cold: Shivering
  • B. Soap: Rinse
  • C. Salmon: Fish
  • D. Lemon: Sour
Explanation:
Sequence/Order: Crawl comes before Walk, and Soap comes before Rinse.

Shirt: Clothing:: ____: ____

  • A. Oak: Tree
  • B. Glass: Fragile
  • C. Leg: Table
  • D. Clothes: Wardrobe
Explanation:
Classification: A shirt is a kind of Clothing, and an oak is a kind of Tree.

Cross: Faith:: ____: ____

  • A. Glass: Fragile
  • B. Salmon: Fish
  • C. Clothes: Wardrobe
  • D. Black band: Mourning
Explanation:
Symbol–meaning: The cross represents faith, and the black band represents mourning.

Write: Letter:: ____: ____

  • A. Scissors: Snip
  • B. Chisel: Sculptor
  • C. Ring: Bell
  • D. Clothes: Wardrobe
Explanation:
Action–object: Write takes Letter as its object, and Ring takes Bell as its object.

Book: Author:: ____: ____

  • A. Wrench: Mechanic
  • B. Crop: Farmer
  • C. Wash: Dishes
  • D. Clothes: Wardrobe
Explanation:
Product–producer: A book is produced by the author, and the farmer produces a crop.

Car: Garage:: ____: ____

  • A. Medicine: Cabinet
  • B. Blade: Fan
  • C. Cloth: Weaver
  • D. Rose: Flower
Explanation:
Object–location: Car belongs in Garage, and Medicine belongs in Cabinet.

Microphone: Singer:: ____: ____

  • A. Pot: Potter
  • B. Sieve: Strain
  • C. Read: Book
  • D. Telescope: Astronomer
Explanation:
Tool–user: The microphone is used by the singer, and the astronomer uses the telescope.

Sad: Miserable:: ____: ____

  • A. Brave: Courageous
  • B. Sharp: Dull
  • C. Breeze: Gale
  • D. Clothes: Wardrobe
Explanation:
Degree/Intensity: Miserable is a stronger degree of sad, and Gale is a stronger degree of breeze.