Prototype is to category as______is to_______.
Correct answer: D. rose; flower
- A. rope; weapon
- B. algorithm; heuristic
- C. couch; bed
- D. rose; flower
Explanation
A prototype is a typical or representative example of a category, so a rose can serve as a prototype for the category flower. A couch and bed are examples of objects but do not illustrate the prototype-category relationship as clearly.
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