Question

displace (verb)
dis place ()dis-ˈplās
to move from its place
\unlike transverse waves, compressional waves displace matter
back and forth in the same direction as the energy of the wave.\
read the definition and the quote. then, use your knowledge of word
relationships to complete the analogy:
displace is to position as is to
friendship theater patrol liquid pour

Explanation:

To solve the analogy, we analyze the relationship between "displace" and "position". "Displace" is an action that affects "position" (moving something from its place). Now we check the options:

• "friendship" is a noun, not an action related to another noun in a similar way.
• "theater" is a place, not an action - related pair.
• "patrol" is an action, but its relation to another noun isn't parallel to "displace - position".
• "liquid" is a noun, not an action.
• "pour" is an action that affects "liquid" (moving liquid, similar to how "displace" moves something from its "position"). So "pour" relates to "liquid" as "displace" relates to "position".

Answer:

pour is to liquid