Orange is to Peel as Tooth is to _________?
Correct answer: D. Enamel
- A. Gums
- B. Clove
- C. Joints
- D. Enamel
Explanation
The peel is the protective outer covering of an orange, while enamel is the hard outer covering of a tooth. Gums surround the tooth but do not cover its surface.
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