Tree is to Forest as Grass is to ?

• A. Lawn
• B. Garden
• C. Park
• D. Field

Answer: (A)

The relationship here is about an area defined by what dominates it. A forest is a large stretch made up of many trees, so the grass version would be a large stretch made up of many blades of grass. A lawn is exactly that—an expanse primarily of grass. The other options describe places that may include grass but aren’t defined by being dominated by it in the same way: a garden focuses on a variety of cultivated plants, a park is a public green space with mixed features, and a field is a broad open tract that could be used for crops or grazing. So lawn best fits the idea of a grass-dominated area like a forest is for trees.