Which of the following pairs corresponds to "Poet: Poetry"?

The correct answer is based on the relationship between the first word in each pair and the second word. In the pair "Poet: Poetry," a poet is someone who creates poetry. This signifies a role or profession connected directly to the type of work they produce.

In the chosen pair "Writer: Story," a writer is someone who creates stories. Similar to the relationship in the first pair, here the writer produces or authors stories, reflecting a direct connection between the profession and the product of their craft. This keeps the same structure as the initial relationship, where a specific profession is linked to the form of artistic or literary expression they engage with.

The other pairs do not maintain this same direct relationship of creator to creation as effectively. For instance, while "Brush: Painting" might seem connected, a brush is not a creator of paintings but rather a tool that aids in the creation, which changes the nature of the relationship. Similarly, while "Summer: Rain" and "Mind: Beautiful" present connections, they do not establish a clear creator-product relationship like the original pair and the correct answer.