Verbal Reasoning - Analogy - Discussion

Labour can work anywhere for wages..like at the hotel's, factories, home etc.
The businessman also works at different places at the outside, office,any place.
The athlete is different from these 3 it's clearly understanding.

But;
A chemist should work in the laboratory itself because of their danger and availability of chemicals etc.

Question is about lawyer and court.

A lawyer is supposed to work in court and he/she should present there only. if they taking practice at home it doesn't matter.

The Correct option is A - because to become a lawyer and chemist certain education degree is required and for businessmen, labour & athletes no such qualification is required.

Also, other viewpoint is lawyer and chemist is some professional position and labour athlete and businessman are non-professional one!

Option"A" is correct most of the chemist working in the laboratory.

Options B, C, D are wrong because;

All labour are not only working in a factory and,
All business man are not at the office and,
All athlete are not participating in Olympics.

Correct, @Santoshini.

Similarly, not all chemists work in the laboratory and the one who works in the laboratory are called scientists.

There are lots of irregularities in the questions.

The shopkeeper of medical store is also called chemist.

Moreover scientists work in laboratory and chemist work at pharmacy.

The labour at factory seems more justified.

Labour means not only the people who work in factories but who works for wages in different fields like constructions etc. , so it is wrong option.

All lawyers too don't work for the court. They may be legal consultants in offices without going to court.

I think D is the answer because as the lawyer go to win in court do athletes go to the Olympics to win.

I think it's D. Lawyers go to court to win a case, likewise athletes go to the Olympics to win a game.

Because chemist are helpful for lawyers and court in rectifying forensic reports.