✅ Inquisitive describes someone who is eager to know things, often asking lots of questions (The inquisitive child wanted to know how airplanes fly).

✅ Heuristic refers to an approach to learning or problem-solving that involves self-discovery and experimentation (The scientist used a heuristic method to figure out the puzzle).

✅ Both words are about curiosity and learning through exploration.

✅ Inquisitive focuses on the person's nature or personality, while heuristic describes an approach focused on discovering solutions through trial and error (Her inquisitive mind kept the teacher busy with questions; The software engineer followed a heuristic approach to coding).

✅ Verse refers to writing arranged with rhythm and often rhyme, typically part of a poem or song (She wrote a beautiful verse about the sunset).

✅ Doggerel refers to comic or poorly written verse that's often clumsy or trivial (He amused us with a bit of doggerel about his cat's eating habits).

✅ Both terms refer to forms of poetry or verse.

✅ Verse can be high art or serious literature, while doggerel is intentionally (or sometimes unintentionally) silly, awkward, or low-quality (My verse was published in a literary magazine; My cousin's doggerel made everyone laugh at the dinner table).

✅ Teach means to impart knowledge or instruct someone on how to do something (On the weekends, I teach my niece how to play chess).

✅ Catechize specifically means to instruct someone systematically, often by asking and answering questions, particularly in a religious context (The priest catechized the children before their confirmation).

✅ Both words are about providing instruction and helping someone learn.

✅ Teach is a general term and applies to anything from math to yoga. Catechize is much more specific, often tied to religious or formal instruction by rote learning (I teach beginner piano lessons; They catechized new converts in preparation for baptism).