<analogies>
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	<!--- Multiple options  -->

	<analogy>
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		<_question type = "MultipleOptions">Which of the following sports does not belong in this group?</_question>
		<_tip>Think of the items used in the game.</_tip>
		<_answer>Golf</_answer>
		<_answer>Basketball</_answer>
		<_answer>Tennis</_answer>
		<_answer correct = "yes">Cycling</_answer>
		<_rationale>It is the only one that does not use a ball in the game.</_rationale>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "MultipleOptions">A terrier is to a dog like a?</_question>
		<_answer>Chicken / Parrot</_answer>
		<_answer correct ="yes">Pony / Horse</_answer>
		<_answer>Ant / Vertebrate</_answer>
		<_answer>Dog / Cat</_answer>
		<_rationale>Dog and horse are species and terrier and pony are breeds.</_rationale>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "MultipleOptions">The word 'taxidermist' is used to define a person that?</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">Works with dead animals</_answer>
		<_answer>Specializes in skin diseases</_answer>
		<_answer>Suffers a skin disease</_answer>
		<_answer>Works with leather</_answer>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "MultipleOptions">A car engine that is poorly designed and lacking of sophistication is?</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">Simplistic</_answer>
		<_answer>Erroneous</_answer>
		<_answer>Broken</_answer>
		<_answer>Unorthodox</_answer>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "MultipleOptions">Which of the following words is the closest in meaning to 'censure'?</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">Condemn</_answer>
		<_answer>Hide</_answer>
		<_answer>Obscure</_answer>
		<_answer>Ignore</_answer>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "MultipleOptions">An artist whose work has become the defining style of a genre is?</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">Pioneer</_answer>
		<!-- Translators: referred to the life style -->
		<_answer>Bohemian</_answer>
		<_answer>Misunderstood</_answer>
		<_answer>Martyr</_answer>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "MultipleOptions">Which of the following sentences defines better an 'ostracized' person?</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">Person expelled from society</_answer>
		<_answer>Loner</_answer>
		<_answer>Connoisseur</_answer>
		<_answer>Conspirator</_answer>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "MultipleOptions">Which of the following words means fear of people?</_question>
		<!-- Translators: Anthropophobia is fear of people -->
		<_answer correct ="yes">Anthropophobia</_answer>
		<_answer>Hypochondria</_answer>
		<!-- Translators: Anthophobia is fear of flowers that poses little or no danger -->
		<_answer>Anthophobia</_answer>
		<!-- Translators: Acrophobia is fear of heights -->
		<_answer>Acrophobia</_answer>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "MultipleOptions">A person with excessive preoccupation for his health has?</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">Hypochondria</_answer>
		<_answer>Anthropophobia</_answer>
		<_answer>Agoraphobia</_answer>
		<!-- Translators: Acrophobia is fear of heights -->
		<_answer>Acrophobia</_answer>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "MultipleOptions">Which of the following words does not belong in this group?</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">Violin</_answer>
		<_answer>Bassoon</_answer>
		<_answer>Flute</_answer>
		<_answer>Oboe</_answer>
		<_rationale>It is the only one that is not a woodwind instrument.</_rationale>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "MultipleOptions">What is a 'halberd'?</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">Weapon</_answer>
		<_answer>Flower</_answer>
		<_answer>Fish</_answer>
		<_answer>Sport</_answer>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "MultipleOptions">Which of the following words does not belong in this group?</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">Fossil</_answer>
		<_answer>Portico</_answer>
		<_answer>Column</_answer>
		<_answer>Attic</_answer>
		<_rationale>It is the only one that is not related to architecture.</_rationale>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "MultipleOptions">Which of the following words does not belong in this group?</_question>
		<_answer>Kilometer</_answer>
		<_answer>Hectogram</_answer>
		<_answer>Liter</_answer>
		<_answer correct = "yes">Gallon</_answer>
		<_rationale>It is the only unit that does not belong to the metric system.</_rationale>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "MultipleOptions">Which of the following words does not belong in this group?</_question>
		<!-- Translators: refers to the fruit -->
		<_answer>Orange</_answer>
		<_answer>Apple</_answer>
		<_answer>Grape</_answer>
		<_answer correct = "yes">Potato</_answer>
		<_rationale>It is the only one that is not a fruit.</_rationale>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<!-- Selected to avoid physical characteristics like: has shield, legs or tail  -->
		<_question type = "MultipleOptions">Which of the following words does not belong in this group?</_question>
		<_answer>Turtle</_answer>
		<_answer>Crocodile</_answer>
		<_answer>Lizard</_answer>
		<_answer correct = "yes">Frog</_answer>
		<_rationale>It is the only one that is not a reptile and also does not have a tail.</_rationale>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "MultipleOptions">Which of the following words does not belong in this group?</_question>
		<_answer>Tiger</_answer>
		<_answer>Hyena</_answer>
		<_answer>Wolf</_answer>
		<_answer correct = "yes">Deer</_answer>
		<_rationale>It is the only one that is not a carnivore.</_rationale>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "MultipleOptions">Which of the following words is closest to the meaning of 'hedonism'?</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">Pleasure</_answer>
		<_answer>Pain</_answer>
		<_answer>Collectivism</_answer>
		<_answer>Abstinence</_answer>
		<_rationale>The ethical doctrine holding that only what is pleasant is an intrinsic good.</_rationale>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "MultipleOptions">Which of the following words is closest to the meaning of 'asceticism'?</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">Abstinence</_answer>
		<_answer>Pain</_answer>
		<_answer>Collectivism</_answer>
		<_answer>Positivism</_answer>
		<_rationale>The practice of austere self-discipline in order to achieve a higher or spiritual idea.</_rationale>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "MultipleOptions">Which of the following words is closest to the meaning of 'oxymoron'?</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">Contradictory</_answer>
		<_answer>Synonym</_answer>
		<_answer>Related</_answer>
		<_answer>Ironic</_answer>
		<_rationale>A figure of speech that combines contradicting terms.</_rationale>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "MultipleOptions">Which of the following words does not belong in this group?</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">Lentils</_answer>
		<_answer>Wheat</_answer>
		<_answer>Corn</_answer>
		<_answer>Rice</_answer>
		<_rationale>It is the only one that is not a cereal.</_rationale>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "MultipleOptions">Which of the following words does not belong in this group?</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">Onion</_answer>
		<_answer>Mango</_answer>
		<_answer>Lychee</_answer>
		<_answer>Olive</_answer>
		<_rationale>It is the only one that is not a fruit.</_rationale>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "MultipleOptions">Which of the following words does not belong in this group?</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">Carbon</_answer>
		<_answer>Sodium</_answer>
		<_answer>Titanium</_answer>
		<_answer>Zinc</_answer>
		<_rationale>It is the only one that is not a metal.</_rationale>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "MultipleOptions">Which of the following words does not belong in this group?</_question>
		<_answer>Cardiology</_answer>
		<_answer>Hematology</_answer>
		<_answer>Psychiatry</_answer>
		<_answer correct = "yes">Paleontology</_answer>
		<_rationale>It is the only one that is not a medical specialty.</_rationale>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "MultipleOptions">Which of the following words is closest to the meaning of 'negligent'?</_question>
		<!-- Translator: Used as an adjective in English. Possible answer to: Which of the following words is closest to the meaning of 'negligent' -->
		<_answer correct ="yes">Careless</_answer>
		<!-- Translator: Used as an adjective in English. Possible answer to: Which of the following words is closest to the meaning of 'negligent' -->
		<_answer>Friendly</_answer>
		<!-- Translator: Used as an adjective in English. Possible answer to: Which of the following words is closest to the meaning of 'negligent' -->
		<_answer>Polite</_answer>
		<!-- Translator: Used as an adjective in English. Possible answer to: Which of the following words is closest to the meaning of 'negligent' -->
		<_answer>Angry</_answer>
		<!-- Translator: definition of negligent -->
		<_rationale>It is the failure to take such care as may be rightfully or reasonably expected.</_rationale>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "MultipleOptions">Which of the following words does not belong in this group?</_question>
		<_answer correct = "yes">Regular</_answer>
		<_answer>Occasional</_answer>
		<_answer>Exceptional</_answer>
		<_answer>Rare</_answer>
		<_rationale>The other words have the connotation of not occurring frequently.</_rationale>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "MultipleOptions">Which of the following words is closest to the meaning of 'perplexing'?</_question>
		<!-- Translator: As synonymous of 'perplexing' -->
		<_answer correct ="yes">Confusing</_answer>
		<_answer>Interesting</_answer>
		<_answer>Ordinary</_answer>
		<_answer>Trivial</_answer>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "MultipleOptions">Which of the following words is closest to the meaning of 'unhappy'?</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">Sad</_answer>
		<_answer>Unpleasant</_answer>
		<_answer>Tears</_answer>
		<_answer>Angry</_answer>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "MultipleOptions">Which of the following words does not belong in this group?</_question>
		<_answer correct = "yes">Incredible</_answer>
		<_answer>Famous</_answer>
		<_answer>Acclaimed</_answer>
		<_answer>Celebrated</_answer>
		<_rationale>The other words have the meaning of distinguished.</_rationale>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "MultipleOptions">Which of the following words is closest to the meaning of 'specific'?</_question>
		<!-- Translator: Pertaining to a single or specific person or thing -->
		<_answer correct ="yes">Particular</_answer>
		<_answer>Obvious</_answer>
		<_answer>Ordinary</_answer>
		<_answer>Generic</_answer>
	</analogy>

	<!--- Pair of words options -->

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "PairOfWordsOptions">car / garage | plane</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">Hangar</_answer>
		<_answer>Airline</_answer>
		<_answer>Aircraft</_answer>
		<_answer>Bunker</_answer>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "PairOfWordsOptions">circle / semicircle | diameter</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">Radius</_answer>
		<_answer>Chord</_answer>
		<_answer>Tangent</_answer>
		<_answer>Angle</_answer>
		<_rationale>The radius of a circle is half the diameter.</_rationale>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "PairOfWordsOptions">talk / yell | dislike</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">Repugnance</_answer>
		<_answer>Offensive</_answer>
		<_answer>Shame</_answer>
		<_answer>Ostentation</_answer>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "PairOfWordsOptions">write / pen | eat</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">Fork</_answer>
		<_answer>Restaurant</_answer>
		<_answer>Winery</_answer>
		<_answer>Table</_answer>
		<_rationale>A pen is used to write and a fork is used to eat.</_rationale>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "PairOfWordsOptions">desert / oasis | sea</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">Island</_answer>
		<_answer>River</_answer>
		<_answer>Beach</_answer>
		<_answer>Coast</_answer>
		<_rationale>An oasis is an isolated area of vegetation in a desert and an island is a piece of isolated land that is surrounded by water.</_rationale>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<!-- Translators: letter refers to letter (in paper form) -->
		<_question type = "PairOfWordsOptions">turtle / shell | letter</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">Envelope</_answer>
		<_answer>Ink</_answer>
		<_answer>Printer</_answer>
		<_answer>Cellulose</_answer>
		<_rationale>A turtle is inside a shell and a letter is inside an envelope.</_rationale>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "PairOfWordsOptions">wine / grape | rum</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">Sugarcane</_answer>
		<_answer>Potato</_answer>
		<_answer>Grain</_answer>
		<_answer>Sweet corn</_answer>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "PairOfWordsOptions">horticulture / plants | ornithology</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">Birds</_answer>
		<_answer>Insects</_answer>
		<_answer>Amphibians</_answer>
		<_answer>Fishes</_answer>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "PairOfWordsOptions">thankful / ingratitude | despotism</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">Democracy</_answer>
		<_answer>Totalitarianism</_answer>
		<_answer>Oligarchy</_answer>
		<_answer>Authority</_answer>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "PairOfWordsOptions">pessimist / optimist | poor</_question>
		<!-- Translators: Affluent as antonym of poor, that is, somebody that is rich -->
		<_answer correct ="yes">Affluent</_answer>
		<_answer>Homeless</_answer>
		<_answer>Property</_answer>
		<_answer>Money</_answer>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "PairOfWordsOptions">five / pentagon | ten</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">Decagon</_answer>
		<_answer>Enneagram</_answer>
		<_answer>Icosagon</_answer>
		<_answer>Decimal</_answer>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "PairOfWordsOptions">parallel / meridian | longitude</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">Latitude</_answer>
		<_answer>Solstice</_answer>
		<_answer>Pole</_answer>
		<_answer>Azimuth</_answer>
		<_rationale>Parallel and longitude traverse from east to west while meridian and latitude traverse from north to south.</_rationale>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "PairOfWordsOptions">art / gallery | drama</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">Theater</_answer>
		<_answer>Museum</_answer>
		<_answer>Concert hall</_answer>
		<_answer>Gym</_answer>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "PairOfWordsOptions">hunter / rifle | photographer</_question> -->
		<_answer correct ="yes">Camera</_answer>
		<!-- Translators: tripod as used is photography -->
		<_answer>Tripod</_answer>
		<_answer>Photography</_answer>
		<_answer>Light</_answer>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "PairOfWordsOptions">dish / break | balloon</_question> -->
		<_answer correct ="yes">Burst</_answer>
		<_answer>Bounce</_answer>
		<_answer>Float</_answer>
		<_answer>Roll</_answer>
		<_rationale>Both relate to an action that breaks the related item.</_rationale>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "PairOfWordsOptions">button / push | key (used in a lock)</_question> -->
		<_answer correct ="yes">Turn</_answer>
		<!-- Translator: 'Open' as verb, like open with a key -->
		<_answer>Open</_answer>
		<!-- Translator: 'Lock' as verb, like locked with a key -->
		<_answer>Lock</_answer>
		<!-- Translator: 'Close' as verb, like closed with a key -->
		<_answer>Close</_answer>
		<_rationale>To make both objects work, a button needs to be pushed and a key needs to be turned.</_rationale>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "PairOfWordsOptions">concept / idea | obsession</_question>
		<!-- As a synonym of obsession -->
		<_answer correct ="yes">Fixation</_answer>
		<_answer>Indifference</_answer>
		<_answer>Disinterest</_answer>
		<_answer>Intuition</_answer>
		<_rationale>The relation between the two words is that they are synonymous.</_rationale>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "PairOfWordsOptions">fish / water | bird</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">Air</_answer>
		<_answer>Wings</_answer>
		<_answer>Ship</_answer>
		<_answer>Cage</_answer>
	</analogy>

	<!--- Pair of words compare  -->

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "PairOfWordsCompare">hungry / eat | tired</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">sleep | rest</_answer>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<!-- Translators: 'open' is used as a verb (open a box) -->
		<_question type = "PairOfWordsCompare">box / open | banana</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">peel</_answer>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<!-- Translators: 'dig' is used as a verb (to dig) -->
		<_question type = "PairOfWordsCompare">shovel / dig | axe</_question>
		<!-- Translators: 'chop' is used as a verb (to chop) -->
		<_answer correct ="yes">chop</_answer>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<!-- Translators: 'break' is used as a verb (to break) -->
		<_question type = "PairOfWordsCompare">glass / break | paper</_question>
		<!-- Translators: 'tear' and 'rip' are used as verbs (to tear / to rip). Tear as in "To pull apart or into pieces by force" (not lacrimation)  -->
		<_answer correct ="yes">tear | rip</_answer>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<!-- Translators: the concept 'toe' (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toe) does not exist in all languages. Feel free to change it to 'fingers' and adapt the answer accordingly -->
		<_question type = "PairOfWordsCompare">feet / two | toes</_question>
		<!-- Translators: referred to 'feet / two | toes' -->
		<_answer correct ="yes">ten | 10</_answer>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "PairOfWordsCompare">fish / aquarium | monkey</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">cage | zoo | zoological garden</_answer>
		<_rationale>A fish in an aquarium lives in captivity.</_rationale>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "PairOfWordsCompare">ring / finger | bracelet</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">wrist | arm</_answer>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "PairOfWordsCompare">seal / flippers | bird</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">wings</_answer>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<!-- Translators: stick refers to a piece of wood -->
		<_question type = "PairOfWordsCompare">stick / float | stone</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">sink</_answer>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "PairOfWordsCompare">leopard / spots | tiger</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">stripes</_answer>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<!-- Translators: 'submarine' is used as a noun -->
		<_question type = "PairOfWordsCompare">fish / submarine | bird</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">airplane | aeroplane | plane</_answer>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "PairOfWordsCompare">tears / eyes | sweat</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">body | skin</_answer>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "PairOfWordsCompare">bridge / over | tunnel</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">in | under | through</_answer>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<!-- Translators: 'play' is used as a verb (to play) -->
		<_question type = "PairOfWordsCompare">toy / play | tool</_question>
		<!-- Translators: 'work' is used as a verb (to work) -->
		<_answer correct ="yes">work</_answer>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<!-- 'correct' can be used as verb or adjective -->
		<_question type = "PairOfWordsCompare">error / (to) correct | damage</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">repair | fix</_answer>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "PairOfWordsCompare">orange / fruit | spinach</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">vegetable</_answer>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "PairOfWordsCompare">hands / grab | teeth</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">bite</_answer>
		<_rationale>Grab and bite are finite actions.</_rationale>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "PairOfWordsCompare">puzzle / solve | game</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">win | play</_answer>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "PairOfWordsCompare">eyebrow / eye | mustache</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">lip | upper lip | mouth</_answer>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "PairOfWordsCompare">ice / slippery | glue</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">sticky</_answer>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "PairOfWordsCompare">whirlpool / water | tornado</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">wind | air</_answer>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "PairOfWordsCompare">fox / den | bird</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">nest</_answer>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "PairOfWordsCompare">dog / tame | wolf</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">wild | savage</_answer>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "PairOfWordsCompare">sugar / sweet | vinegar</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">sour</_answer>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "PairOfWordsCompare">tennis / sport | ballet</_question>
		<!-- Translators: 'dance' is used as a noun -->
		<_answer correct ="yes">dance</_answer>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "PairOfWordsCompare">slurp / tongue | snort</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">nose</_answer>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "PairOfWordsCompare">elbow / knee | wrist</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">ankle</_answer>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "PairOfWordsCompare">novel / author | song</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">composer | songwriter | lyricist</_answer>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "PairOfWordsCompare">car / road | train</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">track | railway | rails | railroad</_answer>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "PairOfWordsCompare">pediatrics / children | numismatics</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">coins</_answer>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "PairOfWordsCompare">thermometer / temperature | clock</_question>
		<!-- Translators: time as duration of an event. What a clock measures -->
		<_answer correct ="yes">time</_answer>
		<_rationale>The first word is the instrument and the second what it measures.</_rationale>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "PairOfWordsCompare">poems / anthology | maps</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">atlas</_answer>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "PairOfWordsCompare">letter / word | page</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">book | magazine | document</_answer>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "PairOfWordsCompare">hour / minute | minute</_question>
		<!-- Translators: refers to the unit of time -->
		<_answer correct ="yes">second</_answer>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "PairOfWordsCompare">tiger / carnivore | cow</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">herbivorous | herbivore</_answer>
	</analogy>

	<analogy>
		<_question type = "PairOfWordsCompare">constellation / stars | archipelago</_question>
		<_answer correct ="yes">islands</_answer>
	</analogy>
</analogies>


