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A doctor provides services to a patient, similarly, a lawyer provides services to a client. Hence, the relationship between doctor and patient is analogous to that between lawyer and client.

The analogy compares a product to its source animal. Sepia (ink) comes from the cuttlefish, and Merino wool comes from the Merino sheep, making 'Sheep' the correct answer.

Anthropology is the study of humans (man), and similarly, an anthology is a collection of poems or literary works. Thus, the relationship is between a field of study and its subject or a collection and its contents.

The analogy compares a car to its fuel source, petrol. Similarly, a television requires electricity to operate, making 'Electricity' the correct analogous pair.

A drummer is a member of an orchestra, similarly, a minister is a member of a department (or heads a department). Therefore, the relationship is between a member and the larger organizational unit they belong to. 'Cabinet' is a group of ministers, not the direct organizational unit like 'department'.

Betel is something that is chewed, so the relationship is between an object and the action commonly associated with it. Similarly, football is a ball that is commonly kicked. Therefore, the correct analogy is 'Kick'.

The analogy compares opposites: Thick is the opposite of Thin, so Idle should be paired with its opposite, Industrious. Therefore, the correct answer is C.

A seismograph is an instrument that measures earthquakes, similarly, a taseometer is an instrument that measures strains. Thus, the correct analogy is 'Seismograph : Earthquakes :: Taseometer : Strains.'

Dum Dum is an area located near Calcutta (now Kolkata), and similarly, Palam is an area located near Delhi. Hence, the analogy Dum Dum : Calcutta :: Palam : Delhi is correct.

Wince is a physical reaction to pain, often a slight involuntary shrinking or grimacing. Similarly, prostration is a physical expression of discomfiture or distress. Therefore, 'Discomfiture' is the best analogy to 'Prostration' as 'Pain' is to 'Wince'.