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AnalogiesUnderstanding Word Patterns

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Analogiesare Word Relationships

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A definition…

An analogy is a comparison between two things, and the comparison is used to determine the relationship between different sets of things.

Bark is to dog as meow is to cat.

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Word AnalogiesAnalogies develop logic.

Analyze two words and identify the relationship between them.

Find another pair of words that has the same relationship.

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Many Different Types of Analogies

• Synonym: cool is to chilly

• Antonym: hot is to cold

• Homonym: there is to there

• Category/subcategory: vegetable is to celery

• Part to whole: core is to apple

• Function to thing: cook is to stove

• Functions: microwave is to cook

• Verb Forms: go is to goes

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Synonyms

Words that have the same meanings

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Types of Analogies

What’s the relationship?

DRY : ARID :: lost : mislaid

Both words have similar meanings so

this relationship is a synonym

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Antonyms

Words that have opposite meanings

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Types of Analogies

What’s the relationship?

KIND : CRUEL :: happy : sad

Both words have opposite meanings, so

their relationship is an antonym.

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Homonyms

Same sound, different meanings

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Types of Analogies

What’s the relationship?

Hair is to hare as bear is to bare.

Present : present :: read : reed

Both words have the same sounds, so

their relationship is a homonym

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Category-Subcategory

Category: a class or group of things, people, etc., possessing some quality or qualities in common

Subcategory: A subdivision that has common differentiating characteristics within a larger category.

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Types of Analogies

Example: Color is to red as number is to five.

Categories: color and numberSub-Categories : red and five

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Whole-Part

WHOLE includes everything. Part is only a part of the whole.

Hand is to finger as foot is to toe.

Whole: hand/foot

Part: finger/ toe

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Types of Analogies

What’s the relationship?

POEM : STANZA :: play : actsCHAPTER: BOOK :: fender : automobile

Whole/Part.

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Function

An activity or purpose natural to or intended for a person or thing

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Types of Analogies

What’s the relationship?

KNIFE : CUT :: shovel : dig

The function of a knife is to cut.

Function

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Verb Tenses

a category that locates a situation in time, to indicate when the situation takes place

Examples: past, present, future

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Types of Analogies

Win is to won as lose is to lost.

Swim : swam :: eat : ate.

Present and past tenses are Verb Tenses

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How do you choose the correct word to complete

an analogy?

Types of Analogies

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Guidelines to solve analogies

decide upon the relationship between first 2 wordsstate the relationship - car is to tire because___________examine the third word – chair select a fourth word that will make the third-fourth word have the same relationship as the first-second wordbe ready to explain your fourth word selection

Car is to tire as chair is to ______.

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Model and Practice

On is to off as start is to __________. stop, opposites

Nail is to finger as hair is to _________. head, part to whole

Eye is to see as ear is to ____________. hear, thing to function

Swift is to deer as slow is to _________. turtle, characteristic to

thingWool is to sheep as egg is to _________.chicken, product to thing

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Now what do you think?

Is this analogy correct?

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More Analogies to Solve

Quia - Awesome Analogies – Practice your knowledge of analogies through these interactive challenge questions. http://www.quia.com/cb/7146.html

Quia – Hangman Analogies - Here is an interactive

hangman game format to practice analogies. http://www.quia.com/hm/22953.html Fact Monster – Analogy of the Day - Practice for every day! http://www.factmonster.com/analogies


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