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The term "chucker" in sports primarily refers to a cricket bowler who is accused of throwing the ball illegally or a baseball pitcher who throws fastballs. The term "chukker" (or "chukka") refers to a period of play in polo, lasting about 7 minutes, during which players use mallets. "Bunder" is a term related to polo, referring to a defensive position or maneuver, similar to "bunker." Therefore, the analogy is: Chucker (cricket bowler) : Mallet (used in polo) :: Bunder (polo defensive position) : Polo (the sport). Hence, the correct answer is D (Polo).

The analogy compares specific roles within broader academic or intellectual categories. A Researcher is a general role that includes many types of inquiry, while a Historian is a specific type of Researcher focused on past events. Similarly, a Scholar is a broad term for an academic or intellectual, and Teacher, Professor, and Lecturer are specific instructional roles within education. Teachers typically work in K-12 education, Professors teach and conduct research at colleges or universities, and Lecturers primarily focus on teaching, often without research duties. Option C correctly reflects this parallel relationship.

The analogy shows a cause and effect or process relationship: Evaporation leads to Cloud formation, which leads to Rain. Similarly, an Accident can cause Injury, which leads to Pain. This sequence matches the pattern in the question.

The pair 'Interrupt : Speak' shows a relationship where 'interrupt' is an action that affects the act of 'speaking' by disrupting it. Similarly, 'Intrude : Enter' shows 'intrude' as an action that affects the act of 'entering' by doing so in an unwelcome or disruptive manner. Both pairs involve an action that interferes with or disrupts the second action. Other options do not show a similar relationship of disruption or interference between the two words.

Norman Borlaug is known for the Borlaug Award, Bhartendu Harishchandra is associated with the Bhartendu Award, and Birla is linked with the Birla Award. Thus, all three are linked with awards named after them.

The analogy is based on the relationship between a young animal and its adult form. A 'Cub' is the young form of a lion or other large wild animals, and a 'Calf' is the young form of a cow. Similarly, a 'Kitten' is the young form of a cat. Therefore, the correct analogy is 'Cub : Calf :: Kitten : Cow' because 'Calf' is the young form of 'Cow', just as 'Kitten' is the young form of 'Cat'. Among the options, 'Cow' (option B) correctly completes the analogy as the adult form corresponding to 'Kitten'. 'Progeny' is a general term for offspring and does not fit the specific young-to-adult animal relationship in the analogy.

The question asks to choose a word similar to the given analogy: Sitar : Guitar : Tanpura. Both Sitar and Guitar are stringed musical instruments, and Tanpura is also a stringed instrument used in Indian classical music. Among the options, Violin (B) is a stringed instrument similar to Sitar, Guitar, and Tanpura, whereas Trumpet is a brass instrument, Harmonium is a keyboard instrument, and Mridanga is a percussion instrument.

A group of cattle is called a herd, and similarly, a group of sheep is called a flock. The other options refer to groups of different animals or people.

The analogy is based on the relationship between an action and the event or context in which it occurs. 'Vote' is an action that takes place during a 'Poll' (the event or process). Similarly, 'Ballet' is a form of dance, so the correct analogy would relate 'Ballet' to 'Participation' (engaging in the activity). Among the options, 'Participation' best fits as it implies involvement in ballet, just as voting is participation in a poll. The original answer 'Election' is unrelated to ballet and does not fit the analogy structure.

The analogy compares synonyms: 'Vigilant' means 'Alert', so 'Viable' corresponds to 'Feasible', which means capable of working successfully.

The analogy "Hunt : Pleasure : Panic" is ambiguous, but the best matching option is "Theft : Gain : Loss" because it reflects a cause-effect or related pair relationship: theft leads to gain for the thief and loss for the victim, similar to how a hunt can lead to pleasure (success) but also panic (danger). The previously given correct answer "A" (Death : Disease : Germs) does not fit well because the order is reversed (germs cause disease, which can cause death), and the analogy structure is unclear. Option D (Rain : Cloud : Flood) also shows a cause-effect relationship but does not align well with the emotional or experiential aspect of the original analogy. Option B (Game : Match : Win) is more about progression rather than cause-effect or emotional response. Therefore, option C is the best fit.

The analogy compares animals and a body part they have: Dog and Squirrel both have tails. Similarly, Horse and Ox both have horns. The other options do not maintain this consistent relationship.

The word 'Secretary' is the correct spelling. The other options are misspelled versions of the word.

Lion, Tiger, and Leopard are all carnivorous animals, meaning they primarily eat meat. Therefore, the correct analogy is 'Carnivorous' which describes their dietary habit.

Couplet, Sonnet, and Limerick are all forms of poetry. Therefore, the correct analogy is 'Poetry' as it is the category that encompasses all three forms.

The analogy compares a category to examples within that category: 'Carnivorous' is a category describing animals like 'Tiger' and 'Wolf'. Similarly, 'Fruit' is a category that includes examples like 'Mango' and 'Banana'. Option A correctly follows this pattern.

Judo, Karate, and Taekwondo are all names of martial arts, which is the clear analogy connecting the three terms. The other options are either incorrect or irrelevant to the analogy.

Graphite and diamond are allotropes of carbon, meaning they are different structural forms of the same element. Coke is also a form of carbon derived from coal, so the analogy relates to allotropes or forms of carbon.

The relationship is that ink is used with a pen to write on paper. Similarly, colour is used with a brush to paint on a canvas. Both represent a tool, its medium, and the surface where the product is applied.

The word 'Apprenticeship' is spelled correctly, while the other options contain spelling errors such as missing or incorrect letters.

The analogy 'Studio : Bombay : Stars' relates a place associated with a particular activity and its notable entities. Bombay (Mumbai) was historically known for its film studios that produced movies featuring stars (actors). Similarly, 'Ship : Madras : Harbour' relates a ship associated with Madras (Chennai), which is known for its harbour where ships dock. This maintains the place-activity-entity relationship, as the ship is linked to the harbour in Madras. Other options do not follow this pattern logically. The web search confirmed that Bombay was a major film studio center producing stars, and Madras is known for its harbour where ships dock, making option A the best analogy.

The word 'Brigadier' is the correct spelling, referring to a military rank. The other options are misspelled versions of this word.

The analogy compares a city to its state: Bombay is a city in Maharashtra, similarly Trivandrum is a city in Kerala. Therefore, the correct answer is Kerala.

The word 'Entrepreneurship' is spelled correctly, while the other options contain spelling errors. 'Entrepreneurship' refers to the activity of setting up a business or businesses.

The analogy Pen : Pencil : Ink compares writing instruments and their associated material. Similarly, Cow : Milk : Curd relates an animal to a product it produces and a derivative product, making it the best match.