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The analogy compares the meat to the animal it comes from: pork comes from a pig, and beef comes from a cow. Therefore, the correct answer is 'Cow'.

The analogy compares a cause to its result: fire produces ashes, similarly, an explosion produces debris. Hence, 'Debris' is the correct answer.

The analogy compares a cause and its effect: 'Race' causes 'Fatigue', similarly 'Fast' (to abstain from food) causes 'Weakness'. 'Hunger' is a feeling that leads to fasting, not a result of it, so 'Weakness' is the correct analogy.

Quartz is a mineral used to make radio components, similarly gypsum is a mineral used to make cement. Thus, the analogy relates minerals to their common industrial products.

The analogy compares an activity to the place where it typically occurs. Acting is performed in a theatre, and gambling usually takes place in a casino, making 'Casino' the correct answer.

The analogy compares an action to the body part it involves. 'Squint' is an action performed with the 'Eye', so similarly, 'Squeeze' is an action typically performed with the 'Hand'.

The analogy compares 'Forecast' to 'Future' as an action related to a time frame (forecasting is predicting the future). Similarly, 'Regret' is an emotion related to something that has already happened, i.e., the past. Therefore, the correct analogy is 'Regret : Past'. While 'Atone' is an action that may follow regret, it is not the direct counterpart in the analogy structure, which pairs a concept with its related time frame or context.

The analogy compares a snake to its fang, which is a part used for defense or attack. Similarly, a bee uses its sting for defense or attack, making 'Sting' the correct analogous term.

The idiom "Hitting the Nail on the Head" means to do or say something exactly right or to perform a task with precision and accuracy, which matches option A.

Naphthalene is a chemical obtained from coal tar, so the analogy is about a product derived from a source. Dyes are derived from chemicals, making 'Chemicals' the correct answer. Petroleum, oils, and carbon do not fit the analogy as directly.