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A. None of these
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B. Inebriety : Excess
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C. Success : Ambition
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D. Smell : Sense
Explanation
The analogy "THIRST: DRIVE" suggests a relationship where one is a motivating or driving force, similar to how thirst motivates the need to drink.Looking at the options:
Smell: Sense – This doesn't fit the same relationship. Smell is a type of sense, but it's not something that motivates or drives.
Inebriety: Excess – Inebriety is a state caused by excess, but this doesn't match the motivational relationship of "thirst: drive."
Success: Ambition – This fits well because ambition drives the pursuit of success, much like thirst drives the need to drink.
The best option here is Success: Ambition.
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