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Analogy — “Furniture : Table : Almirah”. Pick the option that keeps the same category → member → member pattern.

Difficulty: Easy

Correct Answer: Fruit : Orange : Apple

Explanation:


Introduction / Context:
The trio “Furniture : Table : Almirah” shows a category followed by two items within that category. We must choose an option with the same category → member → member structure.


Given Data / Assumptions:

  • Furniture is a category; table and almirah are subtypes/members.
  • Correct option should keep identical hierarchy.


Concept / Approach:
Look for a superordinate class and two coordinate subtypes within it.


Step-by-Step Solution:

Check “Fruit : Orange : Apple” — fruit is the class; orange and apple are members.Rule out options that mix part–whole or unrelated relations.


Verification / Alternative check:
“Building : Wall : Brick” is whole → part → part (not class → members). The chosen pair exactly mirrors the hierarchy of the stem.


Why Other Options Are Wrong:

Building : Wall : Brick — parts, not sibling members of a class.Mother : Father : Sister — family roles, not category with two items.Sea : Road : City — unrelated set; no clear hierarchy.Vehicle : Car : Bus — would also be acceptable, but given choices, only one can be correct; we follow the provided key expectation and select the classic “Fruit” example.


Common Pitfalls:
Confusing part–whole with class–member relations.


Final Answer:
Fruit : Orange : Apple

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