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MILK : EXTRACT ::
expend : relish
exploit: utilize
explore : peruse
rent: contrive
Given Analogy: MILK : EXTRACT
This is likely a verb : synonym analogy. Here, milk is used as a verb, meaning to extract, like:
"to milk the situation" = "to extract benefits"
So the analogy is:
to milk is to extract → verb : synonym
Now examine the options with this logic: expend : relish Expend means to use up.Relish means to enjoy.
No synonym relationship here. (wrong)
exploit : utilize Exploit means to make full use of something (sometimes unfairly). Utilize means to use.
These are close synonyms, especially in neutral contexts. (correct)
explore : peruse Explore means to investigate or travel through. Peruse means to read carefully or examine.
Some overlap, but not direct synonyms. (wrong)
rent : contrive
Rent means to pay for temporary use. Contrive means to devise or plan. Not related. (wrong)
Final Verdict: "Milk : Extract" = Verb : Synonym
Best matching pair: "Exploit : Utilize"
Hence Correct answer: 2. exploit : utilize
By: MIRZA SADDAM HUSSAIN ProfileResourcesReport error
Shivani bachchani
here utilize and exploit are not synonyms but antonyms
corrected
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