Analogies

A keyboard is part of a computer, and a pedal is part of a bicycle. This is a part-to-whole relationship.

Each pair is matched to its specific relationship: `hot:cold` are opposites, `huge:enormous` are similar, a `student` is found at `school`, and a `baker`'s function is to `bake`.

`Anxious` and `worried` are synonyms. `Brave` and `courageous` are also synonyms, meaning having or showing courage. `Scared` is an antonym.

`Finger` and `tire` are parts of a larger whole (`hand`, `car`). `Scissors` and `pencil` are objects whose purpose is an action (`cut`, `write`).

The function of a camera is to create a photograph. The primary function of a microphone is to record sound.

Each pair shows a distinct relationship: `dog:puppy` is adult to young, a `seed` can cause a `plant` to grow, a `chapter` is part of a `book`, and the `sun` is the source of `heat`.

`Generous` is the opposite of `selfish`. `Polite` is the opposite of `rude`. This is an antonym relationship.

`Fire` causes `smoke` and `effort` can lead to `success`. A `teacher` is found in a `classroom` and a `fish` can be found in an `aquarium`.

A fish's natural habitat is the ocean, and a camel's natural habitat is the desert. This is a location relationship.

Each adult animal is correctly paired with the name for its young: cat with kitten, cow with calf, horse with foal, and sheep with lamb.