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Mathematics primarily deals with numbers, so the analogy asks for what History primarily deals with. History is mainly concerned with events, making 'Events' the correct analogous pair.

Tungsten is the material used to make a filament, so the analogy asks for the material related to bronze. Bronze is an alloy primarily made of copper and tin, so the correct related material is tin, not ornaments.

A gardener uses a trowel as a tool for their work, similarly, a seamstress uses scissors as her tool. Thus, the relationship is between a profession and the tool they commonly use.

The analogy compares the relationship between Earth and Sun to the relationship between Moon and Earth. Just as Earth orbits the Sun, the Moon orbits the Earth, making 'Earth' the correct answer.

The analogy compares a part to the whole: a skeleton is part of a body, just as a sentence is part of grammar. Therefore, 'Sentence' is the correct answer.

The analogy compares opposites: 'Heed' means to pay attention, and its opposite is 'Neglect'. Similarly, 'Pacify' means to calm or soothe, and its opposite is 'Incite' (to provoke or stir up). Therefore, the correct answer is 'Incite' (B), which is the opposite of 'Pacify'. 'Allay' (C) is a synonym of 'Pacify', not an opposite, so it is incorrect in this analogy.

The analogy compares 'Legend' to 'Story' as a broader category to a specific example. Similarly, 'Merlin' is a type of 'Eagle', making option B the correct choice.

The analogy compares an organ to a characteristic action: an eye winks, and a heart throbs. 'Throb' correctly describes the rhythmic beating of the heart, making option B the correct answer.

Eccrinology is the study of sweat glands, which produce secretions. Similarly, selenography is the study of the Moon's surface. Therefore, the correct analogy is 'Moon'.

The analogy compares a disease to the organ it primarily affects. Tuberculosis primarily affects the lungs, and cataract primarily affects the eye, making 'Eye' the correct answer.