Analogies — Identify the best “profession : primary workplace” pair Prompt: Lawyer : Court ⇒ ? Choose the pair that mirrors the relationship most precisely.

Introduction / Context:
This verbal analogy tests your ability to recognize the most precise relationship between a professional role and its primary, formal workplace. “Lawyer : Court” signals a profession whose official duties are fundamentally tied to a specific venue where that profession is practiced and adjudicated.

Given Data / Assumptions:

• A lawyer's primary formal workplace is the court (filings, arguments, trials).
• We must find an equally tight profession-to-official-workplace mapping.
• Distractors may show looser or event-based relations rather than a core workplace.

Concept / Approach:
Identify the pair where the second term is the prototypical, institutional setting in which the first term’s expert work is officially conducted. The relationship should be as specific and canonical as “Lawyer : Court.”

Step-by-Step Solution:

Verification / Alternative check:
Replace “Lawyer : Court” with “Chemist : Laboratory” and note both pairs reflect a specialized professional environment where core tasks are officially performed, not merely an administrative space or a periodic event.

Why Other Options Are Wrong:

• Businessman : Office — too generic; many professions use offices.
• Labour : Factory — “labour” is vague; not uniquely tied to factories.
• Athlete : Olympics — event-based rather than workplace-based.

Common Pitfalls:
Choosing a place that someone might use (office) or occasionally attend (event) instead of the specialized, intrinsic workplace (laboratory/court).

Final Answer:
Chemist : Laboratory