Discussion
Courts : _______ : : Parliament : Legislature
(By word meaning)
Answer: A
The answer is Judiciary.
Parliament is the body that makes up the legislature, the law-making branch of government. In the same way, the courts make up the judiciary, the branch that interprets law and decides disputes. Both pairs are an institution and the branch of government it forms.
The executive is the third branch, which carries out the law, and is formed by the government and its ministers, not the courts. Governmental and legal are adjectives, not names of a branch, so they break the pattern of the second pair.
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