English

Distilling is the process used to produce whisky, while brewing is the process used to produce beer. Therefore, 'Distil' relates to 'Whisky' as 'Brew' relates to 'Beer'.

A Quintal is a larger unit of mass related to the Kilogram, just as a Rupee is a larger unit of currency related to the Paisa. Therefore, the analogy is Kilogram : Quintal :: Paisa : Rupee.

Bokaro is famous for its steel industry, and Ludhiana is well-known for its hosiery industry. Therefore, the analogy 'Steel is to Bokaro as Hosiery is to Ludhiana' is correct.

Denigrate means to devalue or criticize unfairly, so the analogy pairs 'Denigrate' with 'Devalue'. Similarly, 'Upgrade' means to improve or increase in value, so the correct analogy is 'Upgrade' to 'Revalue', which means to assign a higher value. 'Promote' is related but does not directly mean to increase value, whereas 'Revalue' is the precise opposite of 'Devalue'.

Pineapple is commonly made into jelly, so the analogy asks for what tomato is commonly made into. Tomato jam is a known preserve similar to jelly, making 'Jam' the correct analogy. 'Pury' is not a standard English word, and 'Squash' and 'Pickles' do not fit the analogy as closely.

Latex is the raw material used to produce rubber, similarly, flax is the raw material used to produce linen. Therefore, the correct analogy is Latex : Rubber :: Flax : Linen.

A librarian is associated with books as a banker is associated with banks. Both pairs show a person related to the place or institution they work in or manage.

A 'Jester' is a type of 'Fool,' both referring to playful or mischievous characters. Similarly, a 'Larrikin' is a type of 'Hooligan,' meaning a mischievous or rowdy person. Thus, the analogy is correct with 'Hooligan' as the answer.

An orthopaedist is a doctor specializing in bones, similarly, a chiropodist is a specialist who treats feet. Therefore, the correct analogy is that chiropodist relates to feet.

Alienation and estrangement are related concepts describing feelings of separation or isolation. Similarly, paranoia often involves a fear or belief of persecution. Therefore, 'Persecution' is the correct analogous pair to 'Paranoia'.