Verbal Analogies
Find how two words relate, then use the same relationship to complete another pair.
Familiar objects, everyday actions, and direct contrasts.
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What completes the second pair?
Use the same relationship in both pairs.
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Look for the relationship in the first pair, then apply it in the same direction to the second pair. Choose one answer, check the explanation, and continue when ready.
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Carry the word relationshipFind how two words relate, then use the same relationship to complete another pair.
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