WORD RELATIONSHIPS

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What is a part/whole relationship?

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A part/whole relationship shows how one item is a component of a larger item. For example, a 'wheel' is a part of a 'car'.

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What are antonyms?

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Antonyms are words that have opposite meanings. For example, 'hot' is an antonym of 'cold'.

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What is a synonym?

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Synonyms are words that have similar meanings. For example, 'happy' and 'joyful' are synonyms.

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What is an example of an item/category relationship?

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An item/category relationship shows how an item belongs to a larger category. For example, 'apple' is an item in the category of 'fruit'.

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What does cause/effect mean?

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Cause/effect describes a relationship where one event (the cause) leads to another event (the effect). For example, 'It rains (cause), so the ground gets wet (effect).'

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What is a bridge analogy?

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A bridge analogy compares two pairs of words to show how they relate to each other. For example, 'cat : kitten' is to 'dog : puppy'.

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What is a definition of a relationship?

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A relationship shows how two or more things are connected or related to each other.

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What is an example of a cause/effect relationship?

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If you water a plant (cause), it will grow (effect).

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What is a category?

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A category is a group of items that share common characteristics. For example, 'vehicles' is a category that includes cars, bikes, and buses.

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What is a whole?

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A whole is something that is complete or entire. For example, a 'pizza' is a whole, while 'slices' are parts of it.