Analogies - review

Front

What is an analogy?

Back

An analogy is a comparison between two things that are similar in some way, often used to explain a concept or idea.

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What does 'globe' represent in the analogy 'globe : sphere'?

Back

A globe represents a three-dimensional object that is shaped like a sphere.

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In the analogy 'blade : cut', what is the relationship between the two terms?

Back

The relationship is that a blade is a tool used to cut.

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What is the opposite of 'grip' in the analogy 'grip : hold'?

Back

The opposite is 'release'.

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What does 'fish' do in the analogy 'Fish is to Swim'?

Back

Fish swim as their primary mode of movement.

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What is the term for a three-dimensional shape with six square faces?

Back

A cube.

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In the analogy 'water : lake', what does 'lake' represent?

Back

A lake is a body of water, similar to how water is a substance.

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What is the action associated with a hammer in the analogy 'blade : cut :: hammer : ____'?

Back

The action is 'hit'.

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What is the relationship in the analogy 'sand : desert'?

Back

Sand is a major component found in a desert.

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What does 'clutch' mean in the context of 'grab : clutch'?

Back

To clutch means to grasp or hold tightly.