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Complete the analogy: Pancreas : Insulin :: Liver : ?

Competition practiceAnalogy & Classification
  • ASaliva
  • BAdrenaline
  • CBile
  • DSweat

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The relation is an organ : the fluid it makes and pours out. The pancreas makes insulin; the liver makes bile, which passes on to help break down fat. Each distractor is the product of a different gland, and that is what makes them tempting — saliva comes from the salivary glands, adrenaline from the adrenal glands above the kidneys and sweat from the sweat glands in the skin.
Answer: C) Bile

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