Analogy

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    Febrile : Illness (analogy)
    First is a state pertaining to the second.
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    ‘Rabbit’ is related to ‘Burrow’ in the same way as ‘Lunatic’ is related to: (analogy)
    As the dwelling place of ‘Rabbit’ is ‘Burrow’ in the same way the dwelling place of ‘Lunatic’ is ‘Asylum’.
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    SOUND : CACOPHONY (analogy)
    A cacophony is an unpleasant sound; a stench is an unpleasant smell.
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    Indolence : Beaver (analogy)
    Just as beaver is known for its indolence, so also peacock is known for its beauty or elegance.Hence, the answer (a).
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    PEDAL : BICYCLE (analogy)
    A pedal propels a bicycle; an oar propels a canoe.
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    Abrupt : Sudden (analogy)
    First is a more intense form of the second.
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    Autumn : Wither (analogy)
    Second denotes the prominent activity observed in the season denoted by the first.
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    Misdemeanour : Felony (analogy)
    Second is a more intense form of the first.
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    Wool : Warmth (analogy)
    Second is the special property of the first which is made use of.
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    Spider : Web (analogy)
    As spider makes web, poet makes poetry.