plethora : scarcity ::
  1. guile : deceit
  2. turpitude : depravity
  3. agglomeration : collection
  4. laggard : leader
Explanation
Answer: Choice (D) is correct.

In the first half of the analogy, plethora means a surplus or overabundance - the opposite of scarcity. So, look for the answer choice that contains antonyms. In choice (A), guile is skillful deceit, so eliminate those synonyms. In choice (B), turpitude is a synonym for depravity, both of which mean wickedness. In choice (C), an agglomeration refers to a jumbled mass or collection of parts, so eliminate that choice. Choice (D) is the choice that contains antonyms. A laggard is someone who is a slacker or straggler, not a leader.
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