Select the pair which has the same relationship as DISTANCE:MILE

The relationship in DISTANCE:MILE is that the first term (DISTANCE) is a concept or quantity, and the second term (MILE) is a standard unit of measurement for that concept.

• Liquid:Litre is the correct answer. Here, 'Liquid' represents a substance or quantity (volume), and 'Litre' is a standard unit of measurement for liquid volume. This perfectly mirrors the original relationship.
• Bushet:Com is incorrect. 'Bushel' is a unit of measurement for dry volume, but 'Com' is not a related concept or unit.
• Weight:Scale is incorrect. 'Weight' is a concept, but 'Scale' is an instrument used for measuring weight, not a unit of measurement itself.
• Fame:Television is incorrect. 'Fame' is a concept, and 'Television' is a medium through which fame can be achieved or displayed, not a unit of measurement for fame.

Therefore, 'Liquid:Litre' is the only pair that maintains the 'concept:unit of measurement' relationship.