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What is an Analogy?
• An analogy is a comparison between two pairs of words. It shows a relationship between the words that are being compared. Analogies can use different types of relationships to compare words.
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Examples of Possible Relationships in an Analogy:
• Part/Whole• Item/Purpose• Antonym• Synonym• Characteristic• Association• Object/Location• Cause/Effect
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Part / Whole
Dallas is to Texas as Chicago is to Illinois.
Peel is to banana as shell is to almond.
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Item / Purpose
iPod is to play music as shovel is to dig holes.
Arms is to hold as legs is to walk.
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Antonym
Liquid is to solid as lumpy is to smooth.
Appetizing is to tasteless as courageous is to cowardly.
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Synonym
Reveal is to expose as conceal is to cover.
Help is to assist as deceive is to mislead.
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Characteristic
Hard is to diamond as silky is to petal.
Sandy is to beach as furry is to cat.
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Association
Airplane is to sky as ship is to sea.
Gasoline is to automobile as sunlight is to plant.
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Object / Location
Tree is to forest as dog is to kennel.
Student is to school as picnic table is to park.
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Cause / Effect
Necessity is to invention as virus is to illness.
War is to treaty as overeating is to weight gain.
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Writing an Analogy
A common way to write analogies uses colons. For example, "donkey is to bray as snake is to hiss" can be written as:
donkey : bray :: snake : hiss
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Be Careful!
The order in which the items in a relationship appear is important to the meaning of the analogy.
For example, the following analogy is WRONG:
caterpillar : butterfly :: frog : tadpole
In other words, a caterpillar is a young butterfly but a frog is NOT a young tadpole.
Here is the CORRECT way to write the analogy:
caterpillar : butterfly :: tadpole : frog
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Your turn: Pick an association and write an analogy on your whiteboard
Part/Whole
Item/Purpose
Antonym
Synonym
Characteristic
Association
Object/Location
Cause/Effect
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Practice
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Let’s Try This!
Read the analogy and choose the item that correctly completes it.
milk : cereal :: butter :
A. refrigerator
B. fat
C. bread
D. knife
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Explanation
The correct answer is choice C. Milk is something that is commonly poured on cereal, and butter is something that is commonly spread on bread. The items relate to each other by the way they are commonly eaten. The relationship between the pairs of words is "association."
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Here’s Another One
Read the passage below, and answer the question that follows.
In the case of an emergency like a natural disaster, people should have supplies ready. An emergency kit should include fresh water, food, a source of light, a source of heat, first aid supplies, a radio, and cleaning supplies. The most important item to have in an emergency kit is fresh drinking water. Emergencies like tornadoes, floods, and earthquakes often damage and pollute local water sources. The kit should have enough water for each person in the group to have one gallon per day for up to two weeks.
Which best completes the analogy? Water is to emergency kit as
A. words is to book.
B. hurricane is to flood.
C. violence is to peace.
D. darkness is to cave.
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Explanation
The correct answer is choice A. Water is important in an emergency kit, and words are important in a book. The relationship between the items in each pair could be described as "part/whole" or "association."
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Practice #1
Finger :___:: hammer : toolkit
A. toe
B. saw
C. foot
D. hand
Relationship: Part/Whole. Item/Purpose, Antonym, Synonym, Characteristic, Association, Object/Location, Cause/Effect
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Practice #2
pizza : slice :: ice cream :___
A. scoop
B. chocolate
C. snack
D. carton
Relationship: Part/Whole. Item/Purpose, Antonym, Synonym, Characteristic, Association, Object/Location, Cause/Effect
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Practice #3
___ : flower :: spine : cactus
A. leaf
B. red
C. petal
D. bark
Relationship: Part/Whole. Item/Purpose, Antonym, Synonym, Characteristic, Association, Object/Location, Cause/Effect
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Practice #4
class : student :: play : ___
A. teacher
B. auditorium
C. recess
D. actor
Relationship: Part/Whole. Item/Purpose, Antonym, Synonym, Characteristic, Association, Object/Location, Cause/Effect
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Practice #5
month : ___ :: second : minute
A. day
B. temperature
C. year
D. calendar
Relationship: Part/Whole. Item/Purpose, Antonym, Synonym, Characteristic, Association, Object/Location, Cause/Effect
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Breakout Rooms – Making your own analogies
In groups of 2, develop at least 2 part to whole analogies and 2 antonym/synonym analogies
Everyone should participate
Be prepared to share
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Analogies-In groups of 2, develop at least 2 part to whole analogies and 2 antonym /synonym analogiesEx. Big:Huge :: small:little
Part to whole analogies Antonym/Synonym analogies
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Any Questions?
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Small Group-What Questions do you have about analogies?
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What is an Analogy?
• An analogy is a comparison between two pairs of words. It shows a relationship between the words that are being compared. Analogies can use different types of relationships to compare words.
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Examples of Possible Relationships in an Analogy:
• Part/Whole• Item/Purpose• Antonym• Synonym• Characteristic• Association• Object/Location• Cause/Effect
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Practice #6
shortstop : baseball team :: drummer : ___
A. band
B. catcher
C. piano
D. tap
Relationship: Part/Whole. Item/Purpose, Antonym, Synonym, Characteristic, Association, Object/Location, Cause/Effect
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Practice #7
sentence : ___ :: chapter : paragraph
A. book
B. word
C. exclamation
D. number
Relationship: Part/Whole. Item/Purpose, Antonym, Synonym, Characteristic, Association, Object/Location, Cause/Effect
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Practice #8
brick : wall :: ___ : window
A. clear
B. mortar
C. glass
D. see
Relationship: Part/Whole. Item/Purpose, Antonym, Synonym, Characteristic, Association, Object/Location, Cause/Effect
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Practice #9
airplane : wings :: tractor : ___
A. dirt
B. wheels
C. dump truck
D. brake
Relationship: Part/Whole. Item/Purpose, Antonym, Synonym, Characteristic, Association, Object/Location, Cause/Effect
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Practice #10
scale : fish :: ___ : cat
A. fur
B. lizard
C. tuna
D. gray
Relationship: Part/Whole. Item/Purpose, Antonym, Synonym, Characteristic, Association, Object/Location, Cause/Effect
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