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Classify the following analogy: chair is to table AS bed is to dresser

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Classify the following analogy: drawer is to dresser AS leg is to chair

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Classify the following analogy: canoe is to sailboat AS car is to truck

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gift

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shark

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Classify the following analogy: pit is to apricot AS rind is to orange

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Classify the following analogy: football is to sport AS tag is to game

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monster

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gift

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Classify the following analogy: page is to notebook AS ring is to binder

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In each pair, the first item is a kind of the second item: pear is to fruit AS corn is to vegetable

A pear is a kind of fruit, and corn is a kind of vegetable.

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Classify the following analogy: robin is to bird AS snake is to reptile

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Classify the following analogy: hive is to nest AS den is to burrow

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thin is to slender AS wide is to broad How would you classify this analogy?

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Classify the following analogy: water is to lake AS sand is to desert

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seesaw

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rocket

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thin is to slender AS wide is to broad. How are the first two words related?

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