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A 'nark' is a slang term for a spy or informer, so the analogy pairs 'nark' with 'spy'. Similarly, a 'shyster' is a dishonest lawyer, so the correct analogy pair is 'shyster' to 'lawyer'.

A book contains many articles, just as a newspaper contains many articles. The relationship is that of a larger publication to its smaller content units. Therefore, 'Article' is the correct analogy for Newspaper.

The analogy compares the relationship between 'Radical' and 'Moderate'—where 'Radical' is an extreme form and 'Moderate' is a less extreme form. Similarly, 'Revolution' is an extreme form of change, while 'Reformation' is a less extreme, more moderate form of change. Therefore, 'Reformation' is the correct answer.

Yaws is a disease that primarily affects the skin, just as thrush is a condition that primarily affects the throat. Therefore, the correct analogy is Yaws : Skin :: Thrush : Throat.

Jade is a shade of green, and similarly, garnet is a shade of red. Therefore, the correct analogy is that garnet relates to red as jade relates to green.

The analogy compares opposites: Mountain is opposite to Valley, so Genius is opposite to Idiot. Therefore, the correct answer is B.

Virology is the study of viruses, so the analogy asks for what semantics studies. Semantics is the study of meaning in language, making 'Language' the correct related term.

An author creates or writes a book, similarly, a choreographer creates or designs a ballet. Both relationships involve a creator and their creation.

A cub is a young tiger, similarly, a fawn is a young stag (a male deer). Thus, the correct analogy is between young and adult animals of the same species.

The analogy compares the characteristic movement of the first animal to the second word. A lion 'prowls' stealthily, and similarly, a bear 'bounds' or moves with a heavy, leaping gait. 'Lumber' means to move in a slow, heavy, awkward way, which is close but less precise than 'bound' for a bear's movement in analogy context.