"Legend" and "myth" are synonyms of one another. Both words refer to a traditional story that tells the life of someone who may or may not have been real, but was probably fake. Two famous examples of a "legend" or a "myth" are King Arthur and Robin Hood. To solve this analogy you need to determine which of these words is a synonym of "terror." Well, "terror" means great fear, being very scared. So, the correct answer is "panic." Additionally, "fake" means not real; "joy" means great happiness; "cowardly" means not brave; "heroic" means brave, acting like a hero.

"Crave" and "desire" both mean to really want something, to want something so much that you need it. These two words are "synonyms" because they have the same meaning. So, to solve this analogy you need to determine which of these words has the same meaning as "mend." Well, "mend" means to repair something, to make something no longer broken so the correct answer is "fix."

"Improper" means impolite, not proper. It is a synonym of "rude." So, to solve this analogy you need to determine which of these words has the same meaning as "menacing." Well, "menacing" means threatening, suggesting danger. So, the correct answer is "dangerous." Additionally, "obese" means fat; "intelligent" means clever, smart; "foolish" means unwise, not smart, stupid.

"Loyal" and "faithful" are synonyms of one another, both words mean showing reliable support and affection for. So, to solve this analogy you need to determine which of these words has the same meaning as "ferocious." Well, "ferocious" means fierce, wild, and cruel. The correct answer is therefore "savage," which has the same meaning. Additionally, "elusive" means hard to find, hard to catch; "frightened" means scared, afraid; "boisterous" means loud and noisy and badly behaved; "devout" means pious, deeply religious or spiritual.

"Imply" and "suggest" are synonyms of one another, both words mean to hint that something is true, to indirectly state something as true. So, to solve this analogy you need to figure out which of these words has the same meaning as "lessen" which means to make smaller, to make less intense. The correct answer is "reduce." Additionally, "enhance" means make larger, make better; "query" means ask a question about; "despise" means deeply hate; "consider" means take time to think about.

"Convince" and "persuade" are synonyms of one another. Both words mean to cause someone to do something they originally did not want to do. So, to solve this analogy you need to figure out which of these is a synonym of "bite." The correct answer is "nibble." Usually "nibble" means to take a small bite or to bite gently.

"Heartfelt" and "sincere" both mean honest and open, free from lies and tricks. These two words are "synonyms" of one another because they have the same meaning. So, which of these words is a synonym of "bare?" Well, "bare" means empty, lacking features, naked. The best available synonym is therefore "barren" which means not having anything, empty, lacking life. Additionally, "unkempt" means messy, untidy; "youthful" means young.

"Flex" and "bend" are synonyms of one another, both words mean to stretch or twist one's body. So, to solve this analogy you need to figure out which of these is a synonym of "impede." Well, "impede" means block the path of, get in the way of. This is the same definition as "obstruct," so this is the correct answer. Additionally, "postpone" means delay, stop with the intention to start again later; "irritate" means annoy; "glance" means look at quickly and secretively; "mourn" means feel or express sadness about the loss of.

"Contempt" means dislike for and "respect" means admiration for, like for. These two words are considered "antonyms" because they have opposite meanings. To solve this analogy you therefore need to figure out which of these words has the opposite meaning to "worst." The correct answer is "optimum" which means best, perfect. All the other answer choices are related to being "worse" or "worst."

Since "cold" and "hot" are opposites, we're looking for an answer choice in which the two words are opposites. Since "day" is the opposite of "night," "day is to night" is the correct answer.