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The analogy compares 'Moon' to 'Satellite' as 'Earth' to 'Planet'. The Moon is a natural satellite of Earth, meaning it orbits Earth. Earth itself is a planet, which is a large celestial body orbiting the Sun. The original analogy incorrectly matched Earth to 'Solar System', which is a system containing Earth, not a category or type of Earth. The correct analogy is Moon : Satellite :: Earth : Planet, because the Moon is a type of satellite, and Earth is a type of planet.

The analogy compares the leader of a country to the leader of a state. Since the President is the head of a country, the equivalent head of a state is the Governor, making option A correct.

The analogy compares a form of performance or activity to the place where it occurs. Drama is performed on a stage, similarly, tennis is played on a court. Hence, 'Court' is the correct answer.

The analogy compares a religious group to their place of worship. Muslims worship in a Mosque, and Sikhs worship in a Gurudwara, making option D the correct answer.

The analogy compares the main equipment used in two sports: a cricket bat is to cricket as a hockey stick is to hockey. Therefore, 'Stick' is the correct answer.

The analogy compares a category to an example within that category. A banana is a type of fruit, and similarly, a cow is a type of mammal. The other options (snake, fish, sparrow) do not belong to the mammal category.

A biography is the story of a man's life, similarly, history is the story of a nation's past. Therefore, the analogy Man : Biography :: Nation : History is correct.

The analogy compares a gun to a bullet, where the bullet is what comes out of the gun. Similarly, smoke is what comes out of a chimney, making 'Smoke' the correct answer.

A dungeon is a place of confinement, so the analogy asks for a word that relates to asylum in the same way. An asylum is a place of refuge or shelter, making 'Refuge' the correct answer.

The analogy compares the sound made by the first animal to the sound made by the second. Dogs bark, and goats bleat, so the correct answer is 'Bleat'.