Identify the word- -pair relationship. Seed drill : Breaking of soil crumbs Plough

First, let's define each term: 1. Seed drill: A device used for sowing seeds evenly and at a controlled depth. 2. Breaking of soil crumbs: The process of breaking up and loosening the soil, allowing air and water to penetrate and creating better conditions for seed germination. 3. Plough: A tool used in farming for the initial cultivation of soil in preparation for sowing seeds.

Now that we understand each term, we can identify the word-pair relationships: 1. Seed drill - Plough: Both the seed drill and the plough are farming tools used in the preparation of soil for planting seeds. The plough prepares the soil by turning it over and breaking up clumps, while the seed drill plants seeds accurately and evenly at a controlled depth. -> The relationship between these terms is that they are both tools used in agriculture during the seed planting process. 2. Plough - Breaking of soil crumbs: The plough helps in breaking up the soil to prepare it for planting seeds. Breaking of soil crumbs is the outcome that the plough achieves. -> The relationship between these terms is that the plough is the tool used to achieve the breaking of soil crumbs.

Based on our analysis in Step 2, we can classify the word-pair relationships as: 1. Seed drill - Plough: Related conceptually (Agricultural tools used during the seed planting process) 2. Plough - Breaking of soil crumbs: Cause and effect (The plough causes the breaking of soil crumbs)