Which analogy pairs with skein : yarn in a similar fashion?

Which analogy pairs with skein : yarn in a similar fashion?

• A. bundle : twine
• B. stock : goods
• C. load : cargo
• D. roll : film

Answer: (A)

The relationship between "skein" and "yarn" is that a skein is a length of yarn that has been wound into a loose coil or bundle. This indicates a specific form or packaging of yarn. The correct analogy should reflect a similar relationship where the first term represents a particular form or arrangement of the second term.

In the case of "bundle" and "twine," a bundle refers to a collection or grouping of twine that is often tied or wrapped together. Just as a skein is a particular way of organizing yarn, a bundle is a specific way of organizing twine, maintaining the same type of relationship.

The other options do not reflect the same specific form or packaging association. "Stock" and "goods" refer to broader categories without a direct form-to-function relationship. Similarly, "load" and "cargo" indicate items that are carried but do not show the same kind of specific arrangement as skein and yarn. Lastly, "roll" and "film" do not establish the same type of organized pairing as the others, as a roll does not specifically represent a type or format of film in the same way a skein does for yarn.