_______ is to Steer as Pork is to ______
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Beef - Pig
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Bull - Chop
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Bull - Pig
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Cow - Sow
The analogy follows the pattern 'product : animal :: product : animal'. Beef comes from steer (male cattle), just as pork comes from pig. Option A correctly identifies both pairs: beef is the product from steer, and pork is the product from pig.
To answer this question, we need to understand the relationship between the words "steer" and "pork."
A steer is a castrated male bovine, typically used for beef. Therefore, the relationship between "steer" and "pork" is that "steer" is a source of beef.
Using the same logic, we need to find the word in the options that is a source of pork. Let's go through each option to determine the correct answer:
Option A) Beef - Pig - This option is correct because "pig" is a source of pork. Option B) Bull - Chop - This option is incorrect because "chop" does not relate to pork. Option C) Bull - Pig - This option is incorrect because "bull" is not a source of pork. Option D) Cow - Sow - This option is incorrect because "cow" is not a source of pork.
The correct answer is Option A) Beef - Pig. This option is correct because "pig" is a source of pork.