Analogy — “Stare : Glance”. Choose the pair that mirrors high-intensity/longer action vs low-intensity/brief action within the same domain.

Introduction / Context:“Stare” is to look intensely/for longer; “glance” is to look briefly. The relation is intensity/duration contrast within the same action domain (seeing/looking). We seek a pair in another domain with the same stronger-vs-lighter contrast.

Given Data / Assumptions:

• Action pairs must share a domain and differ by magnitude/duration.
• Only one option should encode this same graded contrast.

Concept / Approach:In drinking, “gulp” implies taking in a large quantity quickly, whereas “sip” indicates a small, brief intake. This parallels stare (sustained/intense) vs glance (brief/light).

Step-by-Step Solution:

Verification / Alternative check:Other options do not encode a graded magnitude contrast of the same action; they are different actions or hierarchical processes.

Why Other Options Are Wrong:

Common Pitfalls:Choosing generic vs specific rather than brief vs intense within the same action family.

Final Answer:Gulp : Sip