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Analogies

Analogies

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English

3rd - 6th Grade

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CCSS
L.6.5B, RI.4.4, RF.3.3B

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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.

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soft : hard

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fine : damp

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kind : nice

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small : thick

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Multiple Choice

Antonym Analogy Example:


easy : difficult : :


Remember antonyms are words that mean the opposite of each other.

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hot : warm

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tall : short

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old : heavy

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kind : nice

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Multiple Choice

Cause and Effect Analogy Example:


careless : accident : :

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mistake : error

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luck : bad luck

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careful : safety

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satisfaction : happy

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Multiple Choice

Part to Whole Analogy Example:


letter : word : :

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figer : hand

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car : truck

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seed : leaf

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park : slide

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Multiple Choice

Item to Category Analogy Example:


apple : fruit : :

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ocean : lake

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saw : tool

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screw : nail

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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 : :

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planet : Mars

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star : Earth

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broccoli : vegetable

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beverage : tea

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Multiple Choice

carrot : orange : :

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lettuce : green

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red : strawberry

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apple : grape

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yellow : blue

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Multiple Choice

cruel : mean : :

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late : early

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common : small

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hot : warm

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easy : calm

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Multiple Choice

bird : nest : :

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cat : tail

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horse : barn

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foot : person

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wing : bird

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Multiple Choice

page : book : :

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hand : finger

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piano : key

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sock : shoe

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inches : foot

Analogies Lesson

Let's learn about relationships between words

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