Body adornment mapping: “Hand : Wrist : Bangle”. Choose the analogous set for the foot.

Introduction / Context:
This analogy focuses on a body part, a specific joint or nearby region, and a customary ornament worn there. In the stem, the bangle is worn around the wrist (part of the hand/forearm region). We must find an equivalent triad for the lower limb where the ornament aligns with the joint/region.

Given Data / Assumptions:
Anklet is a standard ornament worn around the ankle, just as a bangle is worn around the wrist.

Concept / Approach:
Preserve the structure “body area : sub-part/joint : ornament”. “Foot : Ankle : Anklet” exactly mirrors the relationship: the ankle is to the foot what the wrist is to the hand/forearm region, and the ornament (anklet) matches the location similarly to a bangle at the wrist.

Step-by-Step Solution:

Verification / Alternative check:
“Neck : Head : Collar” misplaces garment vs ornament roles; “Foot : Socks : Toes” mixes garment with body part order; “Toe : Foot : Knee” is a sequence of parts, not an adornment mapping.

Why Other Options Are Wrong:
They do not replicate the ornament-at-joint relationship.

Common Pitfalls:
Confusing clothing items and anatomical parts without maintaining the structural sequence.

Final Answer:
Foot : Ankle : Anklet