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Water : P :: Food : Q

Choose the P and Q combination from the options below to form a meaningful analogy.

  • A.P = Thirst; Q = Hunger
  • B.P = Drink; Q = Hunger
  • C.P = Thirst; Q = Satiated
  • D.P = Wet; Q = Critic

Answer: A

The pair is P = Thirst; Q = Hunger.

Water relieves thirst, and food relieves hunger: each item is what satisfies the corresponding need. Water : Thirst :: Food : Hunger keeps the same relation on both sides.

'P = Drink' gives an action done with water, which does not parallel hunger as a need. 'Q = Satiated' is the state after eating, not the need food meets, so it breaks the parallel with thirst. 'Wet' is a property of water and 'Critic' has no link to food at all.

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