Vocabulary

Step 1: Understanding the relationship: A group of fish is called a "school." Similarly, a group of wolves is called a "pack."

Step 2: Analyzing each option:
Wolf is to pack: Correct analogy — wolf group is called a pack.
Tiger is to jungle: Jungle is a habitat, not a collective noun for tigers.
Herd is to peacock: Peacock is a single animal; "herd" is not used for peacocks.
Raven is to school: Group of ravens is called an "unkindness," not a school.

Thus, the correct analogy is wolf is to pack.

Step 1: Understanding the meaning of the word "splayed."
"Splayed" means to spread out, expand, or stretch apart, usually unevenly

Step 2: Analyzing each option:

• Move negligently: Acting carelessly --- not correct.
• Move gently: Moving softly --- not related.
• Tapped: Light hitting motion --- not correct.
• Spread: Opened out or expanded --- correct meaning.

Thus, the meaning of "splayed" is spread.

Step 1: Understanding the context of the sentence: When someone bends over flames, the heat can burn the hair slightly. The correct word must relate to slight burning.

Step 2: Analyzing each option:
Singed: To burn something lightly --- correct.
Deformed: Changed shape due to damage --- not appropriate here.
Deranged: Mentally unstable --- not related.
Disgorged: To vomit or throw out --- irrelevant.

Thus, the correct word is singed.