Use the relationship to answer the question.
poet : poem :: baker : pie
Which of the following sentences is the correct way to read the analogy?
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Responses
A poet is a type of poem as a baker is a type of pie.
A poet is a type of poem as a baker is a type of pie.
A poet likes poems as a baker eats pies.
A poet likes poems as a baker eats pies.
A poet is to a poem as a baker is to a pie.
A poet is to a poem as a baker is to a pie.
A poem is part of a poet as a pie is a part of a baker.
A poet is to a poem as a baker is to a pie.
The correct way to read the analogy is: "A poet is to a poem as a baker is to a pie."
The relationship in the analogy "poet : poem :: baker : pie" can be read as "a poet is to a poem as a baker is to a pie."
Based on this relationship, the correct sentence is: "A poet is to a poem as a baker is to a pie."