“Bank” is related to “Money” in the same way as “Transport” is related to — choose the primary object handled.

Introduction / Context:Function-to-object analogies connect an institution or activity to the primary thing it handles. A bank principally deals with money (deposits, withdrawals, transfers, credit). We must map “Transport” to the principal object it moves/handles in a parallel way.

Given Data / Assumptions:

• Bank → Money is “service/institution → primary handled object.”
• Transport refers to the activity/industry of moving things or people from one place to another.
• Among the options, we should select the handled object equivalent.

Concept / Approach:Transport “handles” goods (and passengers). In many exam sets, the neutral, general object paired with transport is “goods,” matching bank–money. Choosing infrastructure (“road”) or meta-concepts (“movement”/“traffic”) breaks the object focus that “money” represents in the first pair.

Step-by-Step Solution:1) Keep mapping: service → object handled.2) Bank → money; Transport → goods (canonical pairing).3) Select “Goods.”

Verification / Alternative check:Logistics/transport industries classify freight as “goods” (cargo), directly paralleling money as the bank’s handled item.

Why Other Options Are Wrong:

• Road: Infrastructure used by transport, not the handled object.
• Movement: Abstract process, not an object.
• Traffic: Flow of vehicles; not the object being handled.
• Passengers: Also handled by transport, but exam convention pairs transport → goods when bank → money is used.

Common Pitfalls:Choosing “road” because it is salient in transport. Focus on the “object handled” symmetry with money.

Final Answer:Goods