MASON : STONE ::
(a) carpenter : wood
(b) teacher : chalk
(c) soldier : gun
(d) photograph : camera
(e) book : word
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it is a) carpenter:wood
A
boook:word…since a mason builds upon stone to create building so as words are combined to make book
a
Its A)
itdeepak by your argument itself shouldn’t it be A)
carpenter creates with wood as mason creates with stone
A
confused with a,d options, clarify my doubts please someone..
I agree.
its a. it belongs to the classification-worker:tool/substance. mason and carpenter are both types or workers. book is not type or worker. part of speech is wrong.
MASON => type of job
STONE => material used for work
A fit better Carpenter => type of job
Wood => material he uses for work .
The rests are refutable or false.
a
hmmm, i m also confused beteen A & E.
because, mason is not a type of job but a person who is made with stone.