Question

1. hoping: results :: waiting:

anger
prospects
assimilate

Explanation:

To solve this analogy, we analyze the relationship between "hoping" and "results". "Hoping" is an action related to anticipating "results". Now, we check the options for "waiting":

• "anger" is an emotion, not related to what one waits for.
• "prospects" are things one might wait for (similar to how one hopes for results), as prospects are future possibilities or outcomes.
• "assimilate" is a verb, not a noun that fits the relationship (waiting for something, not an action).

Answer:

B. prospects (assuming the options are labeled A, B, C with A: anger, B: prospects, C: assimilate)