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Identify the relationship in the analogy. palette : paint :: bookshelf : book a relationship of lesser to greater degrees a part of something and its entirety pairs of words wit…

Identify the relationship in the analogy. palette : paint :: bookshelf : book a relationship of lesser to greater degrees a part of something and its entirety pairs of words wit…
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Identify the relationship in the analogy.

palette : paint :: bookshelf : book



a relationship of lesser to greater degrees


a part of something and its entirety


pairs of words with the same meaning


an example of something and the group it belongs to

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A part of something and its entirety is the answer (I think).

Paint goes on a palette, thus being a part of it.

Books go on bookshelves, so they can be considered a part of them.
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an example of something and the group it belongs to
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