Asthma : Lungs :: Conjunctivitis : ?
Basic Reasoning ·Previously asked in JKSSB Wildlife Guard 2026
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Question
Asthma : Lungs :: Conjunctivitis : ?
- A. Bones
- B. Teeth
- C. Eyes (Correct answer)
- D. Skin
Correct Answer
Option C — Eyes
Detailed Solution & Explanation
The correct answer is Eyes.
Key Points
- This is a disease–organ analogy.
- The relationship is 'a disease : the body part it affects'.
- Asthma is a respiratory condition that affects the Lungs (it inflames and narrows the airways).
- By the same logic, Conjunctivitis — commonly called 'pink eye' — is an inflammation of the conjunctiva, the membrane covering the Eyes.
- So Conjunctivitis : Eyes, exactly as Asthma : Lungs.
- in analogy questions, first state the exact relationship in words ('X is a disease of organ Y'), then apply the identical relationship to the second pair.
Exam Tip
- build a quick mental list of common disease–organ links for such questions — Arthritis : Joints, Hepatitis : Liver, Nephritis : Kidney, Cataract : Eye, Meningitis : Brain — as these recur across JKSSB and SSC papers.
Topics covered: Analogy