Analogy (synonyms): Safe : Secure :: Protect : ? Choose the synonym that best parallels the relationship. Select the correct option.

Q: Analogy (synonyms): Safe : Secure :: Protect : ? Choose the synonym that best parallels the relationship. Select the correct option.

Concept "Safe" ≈ "Secure" (synonyms); "Protect" ≈ "Guard". Eliminations Hazard (danger), Expose (opposite), Weaken (opposite of protect).

Difficulty: Easy

Guard
Hazard
Expose
Weaken

Correct Answer: Guard

Explanation:

Concept
"Safe" ≈ "Secure" (synonyms); "Protect" ≈ "Guard".

Eliminations
Hazard (danger), Expose (opposite), Weaken (opposite of protect).

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