Analogies

The relationship is part-to-whole: legs support a chair, and a stem supports a flower.

This is a collective noun analogy: a group of lions is a pride, and a group of ants is a colony.

This is a synonym analogy: wild means untamed, and a hint is a clue.

This is a tool-user analogy: a musician uses a guitar, and a doctor uses a stethoscope.

This is an action-expression analogy: an angry person might frown, and a bored person might yawn.

This is a characteristic analogy: a cloud is fluffy, and the sun is bright.

This is a medium-of-travel analogy: a train travels on tracks, and a car travels on a road.

This is an action-result analogy: an egg cracks, and a balloon pops.

This is a composition analogy: a centaur is half human and half horse, while a mermaid is half woman and half fish.

This is a category analogy: sandals and boots are both types of footwear, while T-shirt and sweater are both types of tops.

This is a body part-function analogy: a hand is used to grab, and teeth are used to bite.

This is an antonym analogy: a roller coaster is the opposite of boring (exciting), and candy is the opposite of bitter (sweet). Wait, the prompt says 'roller coaster : boring :: candy : bitter'. This implies a 'thing : opposite adjective' relationship. If a roller coaster is not boring, then candy is not bitter.

This is a body part-function analogy: lungs are for breathing, and the brain is for thinking.

This is a location analogy: a stapler is found in an office, and bandages are found in a hospital.

This is a classification analogy: a lion is a predator, and an antelope is prey.

This is a creator-creation analogy: an artist creates a portrait, and a sculptor creates a statue.

This is an antonym analogy: believe is the opposite of distrust, and write is the opposite of erase.

This is a body part-clothing analogy: a skirt covers the legs, and a shawl covers the shoulders.

A ruler is a tool used to measure, and a pen is a tool used to write. The relationship is tool to function.

A computer runs programs, and an iPad runs apps. This is a relationship between a device and the software it executes.

The relationship is object to primary action performed there. People climb mountains and swim in pools.

The relationship is action to typical location. One naps on a couch and studies at a desk.

The relationship is singular noun to plural noun. The plural of leaf is leaves.

The relationship is body part to its primary action. The nose is used to sniff, and the eye is used to glance or see.

The relationship is animal to a characteristic body part. An octopus has tentacles, and a horse has legs.