Solving the Word Analogy: Wallet : Cash :: Jar : ?

This question asks us to find the word that completes the analogy based on the relationship between the first pair of words.

The first pair is Wallet : Cash.

Let's analyze the relationship between these two words. A wallet is a container or holder for cash. We store cash inside a wallet.

Now, we need to apply the same relationship to the second part of the analogy: Jar : ?

This means we are looking for something that is commonly stored inside a jar. A jar is a container for something.

Let's look at the given options:

• Glass: A jar can be made of glass, but glass is the material, not something stored inside the jar.
• Pickle: Pickles are frequently stored inside jars. This fits the "container holds content" relationship established by Wallet : Cash.
• Cylinder: A jar might be cylindrical in shape, but cylinder describes the shape, not something stored inside the jar.
• Tight: "Tight" might describe how the lid of a jar fits, but it is not something stored inside the jar.

Comparing the options with the relationship "Container : Content", we see that a Jar is a container, and Pickle is something that is commonly kept as content inside a jar.

Therefore, the word that correctly completes the analogy Jar : ? is Pickle.