“Spider” is to the “Web” it creates. Choose the pair that preserves the maker → product/creation relationship.

Introduction / Context:
Creation analogies link a maker to the thing they produce. A spider produces a web. The goal is to select the relationship that best mirrors creator → creation within the options.

Given Data / Assumptions:

• Maker creates a product (spider → web).
• The correct answer should keep direction (agent → artifact).

Concept / Approach:
“Poet : Poetry” preserves the same structure. A poet composes poetry, just as a spider spins a web. Other options invert or distort the relation: “Ink : Pen” reverses instrument-material; “Cock : Hen” pairs sexes of a species; “Teacher : Student” is a mentor-mentee relation, not creator → creation.

Step-by-Step Solution:
1) Identify relation type: maker → creation.2) Eliminate non-creation relations.3) Select “Poet : Poetry.”

Verification / Alternative check:
Both pairs evoke a creator producing a characteristic output (web vs poetry), maintaining the intended mapping.

Why Other Options Are Wrong:

• Ink : Pen: Tool and material reversed; not creator → creation.
• Cock : Hen: Male–female; not a production relation.
• Teacher : Student: Instructional, not production.

Common Pitfalls:
Picking relationships that are associated but not production-based.

Final Answer:
Poet : Poetry