Word Pair Analogies

We had an activity about Word Pair Analogies. 

On the first part which is the left side of the picture you just have to pair the words that best express a relationship similar to that of the original pair. 

For example in the bridge type part to whole the given is WALL: ROOM, then on its choices we have lettuce: sandwich, dog: cat, wheel: car, song: dance and the correct answer is wheel: car because the given is pertaining to part of a whole. 

There on its side, which is the bridge sentence of it is a wall is part of a room, same thing to wheel: car, its bridge sentence is a wheel is part of a car. 

That’s why it was easy.

On the second part, it’s just the same on the first part however, on its last three bridge sentence you have to make your own pattern, unlike on the first part you just have to write your answer on the bridge type on the blank of its bridge sentence. 

It was quite confusing for me, so as you can see I got four mistakes there because if your answer is wrong on the bridge type obviously your bridge sentence is also wrong. 

But it’s okay at least I knew the right answer.

This activity was a bit nice. 

Actually I don’t know what to say here because it was just simple. 

Simple, because I already did it during grade school, however shame on me because I got four mistakes. But it’s alright because I think the choices were quite confusing. 

LOL: P: D