Step 1 — Identify the relationship in the first pair:
“Shout” and “Whisper” are antonyms along a spectrum of loudness/intensity of voice. “Shout” = very loud; “Whisper” = very soft.
Step 2 — Transfer the relationship to the second pair:
We need a word related to “Run” the way “Whisper” is related to “Shout,” i.e., a lower-intensity/slower counterpart along the same activity spectrum (locomotion).
Step 3 — Evaluate common locomotion options:
- Sprint → higher intensity than run (not matching).
- Jog → close to run but still a running form, not a distinct lower category on the spectrum of “move on foot.”
- Walk → a slower, lower-intensity form of moving on foot, standing to “Run” as “Whisper” stands to “Shout.”
Step 4 — Conclude:
Therefore, the correct analogous counterpart to “Run” is Walk.
Answer: The correct option is (C) : Walk.