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Megan Johnson
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Analogies Lesson
Let's learn about relationships between words

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Relationships Between Words
An analogy shows the relationship between two pairs of words. Example: Sock is to Foot and Glove is to Hand
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Analogy 101
fast is to slow as up is to down - To understand this analogy, think about the relationship between fast and slow. Up and down are related in the same way. The words in each pair are antonyms.
There are different types of analogies. As you study the chart below, think about the relationship between the pairs of words.
Synonym Analogy: small is to miniature as fast is to speedy
Antonym Analogy: young is to old as smooth is to rough
Cause/Effect Analogy: tired is to sleep as hungry is to eat
Part/Whole Analogy: finger is to hand as petal is to daisy
Item/Category Analogy: carrot is to vegetable as cherry is to fruit
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Multiple Choice
Synonym Analogy Example:
large : big : :
Remember synonyms are words that mean the same.
soft : hard
fine : damp
kind : nice
small : thick
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Multiple Choice
Antonym Analogy Example:
easy : difficult : :
Remember antonyms are words that mean the opposite of each other.
hot : warm
tall : short
old : heavy
kind : nice
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Multiple Choice
Cause and Effect Analogy Example:
careless : accident : :
mistake : error
luck : bad luck
careful : safety
satisfaction : happy
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Multiple Choice
Part to Whole Analogy Example:
letter : word : :
figer : hand
car : truck
seed : leaf
park : slide
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Multiple Choice
Item to Category Analogy Example:
apple : fruit : :
ocean : lake
saw : tool
screw : nail
soap : water
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Remember: Analogies
To identify the relationship between the words, ask yourself:
Are the words synonyms or antonyms?
Is the first word the cause and the second word the effect?
Is the first word a part and the second word a whole?
Is the first word an item and the second word the category?
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You're On Your Own!
Answer the next ones to see how well you can do.
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Multiple Choice
Spanish : language : :
planet : Mars
star : Earth
broccoli : vegetable
beverage : tea
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Multiple Choice
carrot : orange : :
lettuce : green
red : strawberry
apple : grape
yellow : blue
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Multiple Choice
cruel : mean : :
late : early
common : small
hot : warm
easy : calm
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Multiple Choice
bird : nest : :
cat : tail
horse : barn
foot : person
wing : bird
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Multiple Choice
page : book : :
hand : finger
piano : key
sock : shoe
inches : foot
Analogies Lesson
Let's learn about relationships between words

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