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'Story' is related to 'Reader' in the same way as '___' is related to 'Listener'.

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RRB NTPC 2019 CBT 1 Question Paper (8-Mar-2021) (Shift 2)
The correct answer is
Song

Analogy: Story to Reader vs. ___ to Listener

This question presents an analogy problem, requiring the identification of a parallel relationship.

The initial relationship is between a 'Story' and a 'Reader'. A Reader is the consumer of a Story, which is the content.

The task is to find a similar content-consumer relationship where the consumer is a 'Listener'.

Analyzing Options for Listener's Content

  • Lyrics: While related to music, lyrics are specific textual components. A listener typically engages with the complete musical piece, not just the words.
  • Singer: The singer is the performer or source of the audio, not the content itself that is consumed by the listener.
  • Dance: Dance is a visual performance art, generally not the primary content experienced by a listener through hearing alone.
  • Song: A Song is a piece of music with lyrics, intended to be heard. A Listener consumes a Song, mirroring the relationship where a Reader consumes a Story.

Identifying the Correct Analogy

The relationship 'Story' : 'Reader' is analogous to 'Song' : 'Listener'. In both cases, the first term is the content, and the second term is the audience or consumer of that content.

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