Explanation:

Let’s break it down:

- “Coerce” and “Persuade” are kind of opposites. Coerce is about forcing someone, persuading is about gently convincing.

- So, the connection is one of contrast—not similarity.

Now, look at “Angry.” We’re after a word that’s related the same way: a contrast to “Angry.”

- Option 1: Furious. This is a synonym—not a contrast. Furious means very angry.

- Option 2: Damaging. This is not really related to "Angry" in a contrast or synonym way.

- Option 3: Intimidate. To intimidate is to make someone fearful. Not an emotion, and not a direct contrast to angry.

- Option 4: Dangerous. This describes a threat, not an emotion. Again, not a direct opposite.

What’s the opposite of “Angry”? It’d be something like “Calm” or “Peaceful”—none of the given options. “Furious” is just a more intense form of angry, not an opposite. Here’s the thing: we need the opposite kind of relationship. The answer isn’t option 1.