Analogies:Marathon is to race as Hibernation is to
Correct answer: A. Sleep
- A. Sleep
- B. Bear
- C. Dream
- D. Winter
Explanation
'Marathon' can be regarded as an extensive and extended form of 'race'. Similarly, 'hibernation' is an a extended form of 'sleep'.
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