Verbal analogy — match an item to the occasion where it is typically used. Given pair: DIRGE : FUNERAL

Introduction / Context:
A dirge is a mournful song commonly performed at a funeral. The relationship is “thing used in” or “music appropriate to” an event. We must pick a similar usage-context pair.

Given Data / Assumptions:

• dirge → funeral context.
• We want an audio or content element that is standard for a specific setting.

Concept / Approach:
Find a pair where the first is typically created for and used in the second scenario, as a hallmark element of that setting.

Step-by-Step Solution:

Verification / Alternative check:
Read as “A jingle is for a commercial,” which fits the same grammatical structure as “A dirge is for a funeral.”

Why Other Options Are Wrong:

• chain : letter — misordered phrase, not an occasion; “chain letter” is a noun phrase.
• bell : church — bells may be at churches but not unique to a specific event.
• telephone : call — instrument vs act; not event-specific content.
• hymn : concerto — hymn is a song of praise; concerto is a genre, not an occasion.

Common Pitfalls:
Confusing location or instrument with a dedicated content piece intended for a particular event or purpose.

Final Answer:
jingle : commercial