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Greek: Greece:: ____: ____

  • A. Sofa: Furniture
  • B. Turkish: Turkey
  • C. Medicine: Cabinet
  • D. End: Finish
Explanation:
Language–country: Greek is spoken in Greece, and Turkish is spoken in Turkey.

Cotton: Soft:: ____: ____

  • A. Rose: Fragrant
  • B. Crown: Power
  • C. Oak: Tree
  • D. Accept: Reject
Explanation:
Characteristic: Cotton is typically soft, and Rose is typically fragrant.

Seed: Sprout:: ____: ____

  • A. Kindness: Gratitude
  • B. Oak: Tree
  • C. Fire: Hot
  • D. Freshman: Senior
Explanation:
Sequence/Order: Seed comes before Sprout, and Freshman comes before Senior.

Carrot: Vegetable:: ____: ____

  • A. Honey: Sweet
  • B. Engine: Airplane
  • C. Square: Shape
  • D. Student: Classroom
Explanation:
Classification: Carrot is a kind of Vegetable, and Square is a kind of Shape.

Skull: Danger:: ____: ____

  • A. Honey: Sweet
  • B. Torch: Knowledge
  • C. Oak: Tree
  • D. Student: Classroom
Explanation:
Symbol–meaning: Skull represents danger, and Torch represents knowledge.

Kick: Ball:: ____: ____

  • A. Paint: Wall
  • B. Magnet: Attract
  • C. Telescope: Astronomer
  • D. Student: Classroom
Explanation:
Action–object: Kick takes Ball as its object, and Paint takes Wall as its object.

Poem: Poet:: ____: ____

  • A. Keyboard: Typist
  • B. Ring: Bell
  • C. Student: Classroom
  • D. Code: Programmer
Explanation:
Product–producer: Poem is produced by the Poet, and the Programmer produces Code.

Shoes: Rack:: ____: ____

  • A. Chapter: Novel
  • B. Crop: Farmer
  • C. Train: Station
  • D. Drum: Instrument
Explanation:
Object–location: Shoes belong in the Rack, and Train belongs in the Station.

Brush: Painter:: ____: ____

  • A. Film: Director
  • B. Chalk: Teacher
  • C. Whistle: Signal
  • D. Catch: Fish
Explanation:
Tool–user: The painter uses the brush, and the teacher uses the chalk.

Thirsty: Parched:: ____: ____

  • A. Pain: Agony
  • B. Neat: Tidy
  • C. Ancient: Modern
  • D. Student: Classroom
Explanation:
Degree/Intensity: Parched is a stronger degree of thirst, and Agony is a stronger degree of pain.