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ANALOGIESWALCH PUBLISHING
Liza Kleinman
ANALOGIESWALCH PUBLISHING
Liza Kleinman
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An analogy is a statement in which two word pairsshare the same relationship.
For example: Captain is to boat as pilot is to airplane.
The captain is the person who controls a boat, just as apilot is the person who controls an airplane. Each pair of words fits into the same simple sentence that directlyexplains the relationship between the words.
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WWhhaatt IIss aann AAnnaallooggyy??
An analogy is a statement in which two word pairsshare the same relationship.
For example: Captain is to boat as pilot is to airplane.
The captain is the person who controls a boat, just as apilot is the person who controls an airplane. Each pair of words fits into the same simple sentence that directlyexplains the relationship between the words.
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A typical analogy looks like this:
finger : hand :: toe : foot
The colon (:) means “is to” and the double colon (::)means “as.” The analogy is read “Finger is to hand as toe is to foot.”
Write three similar analogies below.
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AAnnaallooggyy TTiippss
A typical analogy looks like this:
finger : hand :: toe : foot
The colon (:) means “is to” and the double colon (::)means “as.” The analogy is read “Finger is to hand as toe is to foot.”
Write three similar analogies below.
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Type Examples1. object/person : description fire : hot2. agent : object artist : brush3. agent : action or object : function doctor : heal,
closet : store
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Here are 10 types of analogies and examples.
4. object/description/action : tap : bang, greater/lesser size or degree glad : ecstatic
5. person/object : location judge : court6. cause : effect ignite : burn7. part : whole sailor : navy 8. object/person : category elm : tree, thief : criminal9. word : synonym lukewarm : tepid
10. word : antonym hot : cold
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Type Examples1. object/person : description fire : hot2. agent : object artist : brush3. agent : action or object : function doctor : heal,
closet : store
TTyyppeess ooff AAnnaallooggiieess
Here are 10 types of analogies and examples.
4. object/description/action : tap : bang, greater/lesser size or degree glad : ecstatic
5. person/object : location judge : court6. cause : effect ignite : burn7. part : whole sailor : navy 8. object/person : category elm : tree, thief : criminal9. word : synonym lukewarm : tepid
10. word : antonym hot : cold
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movie : cinema :: ______________ : ______________
(a) match : arena
(b) concert : orchestra
(c) rally : cause
(d) course : obstacle
Write the relationship sentence youused to complete this analogy.
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movie : cinema :: ______________ : ______________
(a) match : arena
(b) concert : orchestra
(c) rally : cause
(d) course : obstacle
Write the relationship sentence youused to complete this analogy.
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intricate : simple :: satiated : _____________________
(a) satisfied
(b) bewildered
(c) unhappy
(d) hungry
Write the relationship sentence you used to complete this analogy.
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intricate : simple :: satiated : _____________________
(a) satisfied
(b) bewildered
(c) unhappy
(d) hungry
Write the relationship sentence you used to complete this analogy.
CChhoooossee tthhee ccoorrrreecctt wwoorrdd tocomplete the analogy.
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compass : ______________________ :: sundial : time
Write the relationship sentence you used to completethis analogy.
FFii ll ll iinn tthhee bbllaannkk to complete the analogy.There may be more than one correct answer.
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compass : ______________________ :: sundial : time
Write the relationship sentence you used to completethis analogy.
FFii ll ll iinn tthhee bbllaannkk to complete the analogy.There may be more than one correct answer.
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CCoommpplleettee tthhee aannaallooggyy by choosingthe correct answer from the word bank.
happy angry sorry amused confused
frequent : often :: contrite : _____________________
Write the relationship sentence youused to complete this analogy.
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CCoommpplleettee tthhee aannaallooggyy by choosingthe correct answer from the word bank.
happy angry sorry amused confused
frequent : often :: contrite : _____________________
Write the relationship sentence youused to complete this analogy.
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FFii ll ll iinn tthhee bbllaannkkss to complete the analogy.There are several correct answers.
gardener : hoe :: ______________ : ______________
Write the relationship sentence you used to completethis analogy.
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FFii ll ll iinn tthhee bbllaannkkss to complete the analogy.There are several correct answers.
gardener : hoe :: ______________ : ______________
Write the relationship sentence you used to completethis analogy.
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compass : direction :: _____________ : ____________
(a) barometer : pressure
(b) thermometer : weather
(c) microscope : germ
(d) telescope : vision
Write the relationship sentence you used to complete this analogy.
CChhoooossee tthhee ccoorrrreecctt wwoorrdd ppaaiirr tocomplete the analogy.
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compass : direction :: _____________ : ____________
(a) barometer : pressure
(b) thermometer : weather
(c) microscope : germ
(d) telescope : vision
Write the relationship sentence you used to complete this analogy.
CChhoooossee tthhee ccoorrrreecctt wwoorrdd ppaaiirr tocomplete the analogy.
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biologist herbivore botanist vegetable rainforest
carnivore : meat :: ______________________ : plant
Write the relationship sentence you used to complete this analogy.
CCoommpplleettee tthhee aannaallooggyy by choosing
the best answer from the word bank.
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biologist herbivore botanist vegetable rainforest
carnivore : meat :: ______________________ : plant
Write the relationship sentence you used to complete this analogy.
CCoommpplleettee tthhee aannaallooggyy by choosing
the best answer from the word bank.
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CChhoooossee tthhee ccoorrrreecctt wwoorrdd ppaaiirr tocomplete the analogy.
unmask : reveal :: _____________ : _____________
(a) decrease : increase
(b) impair : dislike
(c) interpret : cloak
(d) costume : disguise
What type of analogy is this?
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CChhoooossee tthhee ccoorrrreecctt wwoorrdd ppaaiirr tocomplete the analogy.
unmask : reveal :: _____________ : _____________
(a) decrease : increase
(b) impair : dislike
(c) interpret : cloak
(d) costume : disguise
What type of analogy is this?
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CChhoooossee tthhee ccoorrrreecctt wwoorrdd ppaaiirr tocomplete the analogy.
oil : viscous :: _______________ : _______________
(a) rain : acid
(b) water : fluid
(c) lemon : citrus
(d) wood : ignitable
Write the relationship sentence youused to complete this analogy.
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CChhoooossee tthhee ccoorrrreecctt wwoorrdd ppaaiirr tocomplete the analogy.
oil : viscous :: _______________ : _______________
(a) rain : acid
(b) water : fluid
(c) lemon : citrus
(d) wood : ignitable
Write the relationship sentence youused to complete this analogy.
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fortify : strengthen :: mollify : ____________________
(a) entertain
(b) bewitch
(c) attempt
(d) soothe
CChhoooossee tthhee ccoorrrreecctt wwoorrdd tocomplete the analogy.
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Write the relationship sentence you used to complete this analogy.
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fortify : strengthen :: mollify : ____________________
(a) entertain
(b) bewitch
(c) attempt
(d) soothe
CChhoooossee tthhee ccoorrrreecctt wwoorrdd tocomplete the analogy.
© 2002 J. Weston Walch, Publisher
Write the relationship sentence you used to complete this analogy.