Question

\indignant\ is related to \displeased\ like \immune\ is related to \\. disconnected dissatisfied unaffected unfamiliar

Explanation:

To solve this analogy, we first analyze the relationship between "indignant" and "displeased." "Indignant" means feeling anger or annoyance at something unjust, and "displeased" means being annoyed or not satisfied. So, "indignant" is a more intense form of being "displeased." Now, we look at "immune." "Immune" means being protected or not affected by something (like a disease or influence). We need to find a word that shows a similar intensity relationship. Let's analyze the options:

• "disconnected": means separated, not related to being unaffected.
• "dissatisfied": means not satisfied, related to displeasure, not immunity.
• "unaffected": means not influenced or changed, which is a more precise term for the state of being immune (since being immune means not being affected by a particular thing, like a pathogen or an influence).
• "unfamiliar": means not known or recognized, not related to immunity.

So, "immune" is related to "unaffected" in a similar way that "indignant" is related to "displeased" (a more specific or intense form of the general concept).

Answer:

unaffected