The answer is C. Lawyer.
A physician is a person who provides medical treatment, while a judge is a person who presides over a court of law. Both physicians and judges have specialized knowledge and skills that they use to help people. Physicians use their knowledge of medicine to diagnose and treat illnesses, while judges use their knowledge of the law to decide cases.
In the analogy, “physician” is related to “treatment” in the same way that “judge” is related to “lawyer.” Both physicians and judges provide specialized services that help people. Physicians provide medical treatment, while judges provide legal services.
The other options are not correct because they do not have the same relationship to the original pair of words as “lawyer” does. “Court” is a place where trials are
held, but it is not a person who provides specialized services. “Judgement” is a decision made by a judge, but it is not a person who provides specialized services. “Punishment” is a penalty imposed on someone who has committed a crime, but it is not a person who provides specialized services.