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Complete the analogy. kangaroo is to marsupial as ballad is to song instrument musician

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song

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This question implies an analogy and tests your comprehension of the relationship between the pair of words. In the first pair, 'kangaroo' - 'marsupial', the relation indicated is classified under the broader category of the other item. These names identify content categories in a larger sense because a kangaroo is a type of marsupial. Looking at the second pair, we can apply the same logic. Observe the given options - song, instrument, musician. Which of these is a category under which a ballad, a type of poem or song, might fall? That's the answer.

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