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Darkness : Lamp :: ?

A

Fatigue : Exercise

B

thirst : Water

C

Medicine : Illness

D

Study : Classroom

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To solve the analogy "Darkness : Lamp :: ?," we need to identify the relationship between the first pair and apply the same relationship to find the missing pair. ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Identify the Relationship in the Given Pair:** - The first term is "Darkness," and the second term is "Lamp." - A lamp provides light, which eliminates darkness. Therefore, the relationship is that the second term (Lamp) eliminates the first term (Darkness). 2. **Look for Similar Relationships in the Options:** - We need to find a pair where the second term eliminates the first term, just like the lamp eliminates darkness. 3. **Evaluate the Options:** - **Option A: Fatigue : Exercise** - Exercise can reduce fatigue, but it doesn't completely eliminate it. This does not fit our relationship. - **Option B: Thirst : Water** - Water quenches thirst. Here, water (the second term) eliminates thirst (the first term). This fits our relationship. - **Option C: Medicine : Illness** - Medicine can cure or alleviate illness, but it doesn't always eliminate it completely. This does not fit our relationship. - **Option D: Study : Classroom** - A classroom is a place for study, but it does not eliminate the concept of study. This does not fit our relationship. 4. **Conclusion:** - The correct answer is **Option B: Thirst : Water**, as water eliminates thirst in the same way that a lamp eliminates darkness. ### Final Answer: **Thirst : Water**

To solve the analogy "Darkness : Lamp :: ?," we need to identify the relationship between the first pair and apply the same relationship to find the missing pair. ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Identify the Relationship in the Given Pair:** - The first term is "Darkness," and the second term is "Lamp." - A lamp provides light, which eliminates darkness. Therefore, the relationship is that the second term (Lamp) eliminates the first term (Darkness). ...
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