Word Relationships

Front

What is a Cause/Effect relationship?

Back

A Cause/Effect relationship shows how one event (the cause) leads to another event (the effect). For example, 'Rain causes the ground to be wet.'

Front

What is a Part/Whole relationship?

Back

A Part/Whole relationship describes how a part is a component of a larger whole. For example, 'A wheel is a part of a car.'

Front

What is a Member/Category relationship?

Back

A Member/Category relationship identifies how a specific item belongs to a broader category. For example, 'A dog is a member of the category 'animal.'

Front

Example of Cause/Effect: Loss is to sadness as ___ is to ___.

Back

Joke is to laughter.

Front

Example of Part/Whole: Glove is to hand as ___ is to ___.

Back

Shoe is to foot.

Front

Complete the Member/Category relationship: House is to building as ___ is to ___.

Back

Football is to sport.

Front

Example of Member/Category: Alligator is to reptile as ___ is to ___.

Back

Bracelet is to jewelry.

Front

What is an example of a Cause/Effect relationship in nature?

Back

Sunlight causes plants to grow.

Front

What is an example of a Part/Whole relationship in a car?

Back

An engine is a part of a car.

Front

What is an example of a Member/Category relationship in food?

Back

Apple is a member of the category 'fruit.'