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A visitor is someone who receives an invitation to attend, similarly, a witness is someone who is typically summoned by a subpoena to appear in court. Thus, the relationship between visitor and invitation parallels that of witness and subpoena.

The analogy compares a general category to a specific example: 'Ocean' is a category, and 'Pacific' is a specific ocean. Similarly, 'Island' is a category, and 'Borneo' is a specific island, making option D the correct answer.

The analogy compares an attribute to an animal known for that attribute. 'Cunning' is associated with a 'Fox', so 'Timid' should be paired with an animal known for timidity, such as a 'Rabbit'.

The analogy compares types of food associated with animals: 'Mash' is a type of food prepared especially for horses, while 'Mast' refers to acorns and nuts eaten by pigs and some wild animals. Therefore, the correct analogy is 'Mash : Horse :: Mast : Pig'. The original answer 'Cow' is incorrect because mast is not specifically related to cows but to pigs and wild animals.

A sedative relieves or reduces pain, similarly, solace provides relief from grief. Thus, the relationship is that of something that alleviates or soothes the second term.

The analogy compares the relationship between 'Touch' and 'Feel' to that between 'Greet' and 'Acknowledge'. Touch is an action that leads to feeling, similarly, greeting is an action that leads to acknowledging someone. Therefore, 'Acknowledge' is the correct answer.

Taxonomy is the science of classification, and pedology is the science of soil. Thus, the analogy is Taxonomy : Classification :: Pedology : Soil.

The analogy compares opposites: 'Deep' is the opposite of 'Shallow'. Similarly, the opposite of 'Freedom' is 'Prison'. Therefore, 'Prison' is the correct answer.

The analogy compares 'War' to its direct consequence 'Death'. Similarly, 'Smoke' is most directly caused by 'Fire'. Therefore, the correct answer is 'Fire'.

The analogy compares a group container for items: fruits are kept in a basket, similarly, fishes are commonly found in a river. 'Rip' is not a container or collective noun, 'Seine' is a river name but less general, and 'Rill' is a small stream, less commonly used. Therefore, 'River' is the best fit.