If We Break Down an Argument by Analogy into Two

If we break down an argument by analogy into two steps, first an inductive step and then a deductive step, is the deductive step always valid?

A) Only if both premises and the conclusion are universal.
B) Yes.
C) No, because there might be two negative premises.
D) No, because there might be an illicit major term.
E) No, because there might be an undistributed middle term.