1. Bear
   Puppy
2. Cub

Do you get it? Cat is to Kitten as Lion is to Cub. That's the basic framework of an analogy!

1. Difficult
   Approachable
2. Unattainable

Happy : Jovial : : Accessible : Approachable. This is a simple synonym analogy, where each set of words means the same thing.

1. Chair
   Foot
2. Race

A keyboard is to a computer as a leg is to a chair. This is an example of part to whole analogies.

1. Wicked
   Obdurate
2. Obedient

Excited : Calm : : Defiant : Obedient. This is a great example of an antonym analogy.

1. Outlet
   Computer
2. Electricity

A hose can feed a lawn. Similarly, a charger can feed a computer.

1. Cord
   Screen
2. Destitute

Someone who is heroic is also courageous. Likewise, someone who is derelict is also destitute.

1. University
   Book
2. Obtain

When it comes to a car, the action is driving it. When it comes to knowledge, the action is obtaining it.

1. Alacrity
   Propensity
2. Discernment

Just as an artist would use a paintbrush, a judge would need to use discernment. Discernment is similar to detection.

1. 6
   8
2. 15

Did you get confused? This is a numerical analogy. 1 is multiplied by 3 to become 3. 5 is multiplied by 3 to become 15.

1. Dissolve
   Accomodate
2. Reprimand

When you tell someone something, you are also communicating to them. When you abet something or someone, you are also accommodating them.

1. Mississippi
   Massachusetts
2. Nevada

Did you know that this is a geographical analogy? The analogy deals with states' proximity to one another.

1. Sandwich
   Jelly
2. Carrots

Bread : Butter : : Peanut Butter : Jelly. We thought that you might need an easy one right about now.

1. Terse
   Fun
2. Excited

Big : Small : : Loquacious : Terse. Did you know that loquacious means talkative and terse means not talkative?

1. Drain
   Oxygenate
2. Stifle

When you dump something, you're basically discarding it. When you aerate something, you're also oxygenating it.

1. Delicious
   Loud
2. Bitter

Big : Large : : Sumptuous : Delicious. These two pairs of words mean the same thing.

1. Languid
   Tenacious
2. Serene

When someone is greedy, they're also avaricious. Similarly, when someone is composed, they're also serene.

1. Lively
   Excited
2. Diffident

Hunger and fullness are opposites. Similarly, when someone is outgoing, it's the opposite of being diffident.

1. Stocky
   Lithe
2. Grand

Obese : Fat : : Slender : Lithe. Did you know that lithe is a fancy way of saying slender?

1. Happy
   Eager
2. Miserly

This is another example of an antonym analogy. To be benevolent is the opposite of being miserly.

1. Germany
   Italy
2. England

Here we have another geography analogy. The Danube River runs through Germany.

1. Meters
   Cup
2. Kilogram

This is a good example of a measurement analogy. Better revisit the metric system!

1. Abscond
   Rescind
2. Induce

In this analogy, all four of these words are related to one another. All four of them are synonyms!

1. Agile
   Dirty
2. Wobbly

Spicy is the opposite of bland, and clumsy is the opposite of agile. Get the picture?

1. Credulous
   Suspicious
2. Determined

To have guile is also to have cunning. Similarly, to be gullible is also to be credulous or unsuspicious.

1. Humorous
   Intelligent
2. Benevolent

Brave : Fearless : : Kind : Benevolent. All four of these are virtues to embrace.

1. Theory
   Law
2. Accusation

A pumpkin is naturally orange. Similarly, an implication is also an accusation.

1. Endocrinologist
   Geologist
2. Entomologist

A paleontologist is someone that studies fossils. An entomologist is someone that studies insects.

1. Adolescents
   Adults
2. Specialists

Many lions make up a pride. Similarly, multiple juveniles make up a pack of adolescents!

1. Create
   Raze
2. Encapsulate

The word "raze" means to destroy. Losing is the opposite of finding, and razing is the opposite of building.

1. Furious
   Irate
2. Both

Devastation is a more drastic form of disappointment. To be furious or irate is more drastic than being just mad.

1. Opaque
   Petrified
2. Porous

Grass is green and sponges are porous. This is an object to characteristic analogy.

1. Sublime
   Rueful
2. Artless

Credulous, confident, trustful, and artless are all synonyms. All of these are descriptions for things that are natural and simple.

1. Name
   Pretend
2. Apologize

When you hypothesize, you brainstorm or cogitate. When you designate, you name or select.

1. Reconnoiter
   Select
2. Hold

When you release something, you discharge it. Also, when you hold something, you detain it.

1. Tawdry
   Reminiscent
2. Idiosyncratic

When you're disinterested in something, you're certainly not keen. Also, when something is normal, it's definitely not idiosyncratic.