Which among the following pair of words carry the same relationship a…

Option 3: A only: Charm - charmingly

The analogy "Fear - fearfully" establishes the relationship between a noun (Fear) and its corresponding adverb (fearfully). In this case, "fearfully" describes how the action of fearing is performed.

Now, let's analyze each option:

A. Charm - charmingly

• This follows the same pattern as the original analogy. "Charm" is a noun, and "charmingly" is the corresponding adverb.

B. Day - daily

• This pair doesn't match the pattern of the original analogy. "Day" is a noun, but "daily" is an adjective (used to describe the frequency of an action).

C. Fun - funny

• This pair doesn't match the pattern either. "Fun" is a noun, while "funny" is an adjective (used to describe something humorous).

D. Lay - lazy

• This also doesn't match the pattern. "Lay" is a verb, and "lazy" is an adjective (used to describe a person or thing that is averse to work or activity).