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Select the best analogy.(5 pt) ursine : bear ::
a. piscine : porcine
b. dog : canine
c. simian : ape
d. leonine : tiger

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Answer 1
Answer: The correct answer should be c. simian : ape

That is because the analogy order is the same, unlike Dog : canine where you would switch the order of the constituents.

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The answer is B. Prepositional phrase

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