Goat : Bleat :: Camel : ? — Select the verb that names the characteristic sound made by a camel.

Introduction / Context:This is a sound–producer mapping. 'Goat : Bleat' states the animal and its characteristic vocalization. We must choose the correct canonical sound term for 'camel'.

Given Data / Assumptions:

• Goats 'bleat'.
• Camels vocalize with characteristic low, guttural sounds.
• Distractors include sounds of other animals.

Concept / Approach:Match animal → sound verb. For camels, the standard textbook answer is 'grunt' (camels also groan/bellow, but 'grunt' is the commonly accepted exam choice).

Step-by-Step Solution:1) Keep structure consistent: animal → sound.2) Camel's recognized sound in GK sets: grunt.3) Select 'Grunt'.

Verification / Alternative check:Reference lists of animal sounds (primary-school GK, SSC/Bank exams) pair camel → grunt/groan; 'grunt' is the canonical single-word form.

Why Other Options Are Wrong:

• Bleat: Goat/sheep; already used.
• Howl: Wolves/dogs.
• Bray: Donkey/ass.
• Roar: Lion/tiger.

Common Pitfalls:Picking 'bray' due to desert association with donkeys. Stay precise to the animal.

Final Answer:Grunt