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complete the analogy distraught is to affliction as sullen is to _______ A. failure B. victory C. happiness

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A. Failure because distraught means "deeply upset or agitated", and affliction means "something that causes pain".
Sullen means "bad tempered or in a bad mood", and B and C don't go along with that. :D
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Answer: A. failure

"Distraught" means "bewildered" or "deeply agitated." On the other hand, "affliction" refers to "something that may cause pain or suffering." Therefore, we know that a person is distraught because of an affliction. On the other hand, "sullen" means in a bad mood. "Failure" is the word that fits the best, as a person is more likely to be sullen because of a failure than because any of the other options.

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