Analogies - review

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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 'soccer : sport' represent in an analogy?

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It shows that soccer is a type of sport.

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What is the relationship in the analogy 'grip : hold'?

Back

Grip is a way to hold something; they are related by function.

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In the analogy 'spoke : wheel', what does 'spoke' represent?

Back

A spoke is a part of a wheel, indicating a part-to-whole relationship.

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What is the purpose of using analogies in learning?

Back

Analogies help to clarify complex ideas by relating them to familiar concepts.

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What is the answer to the analogy 'tag : _____'?

Back

game, because tag is a type of game.

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In the analogy 'blade : scissors', what does 'blade' refer to?

Back

The blade is a part of scissors, showing a part-to-whole relationship.

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What is the answer to the analogy 'leg : table'?

Back

chair, because a leg is a part of a table, just as a seat is a part of a chair.

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What does 'rim : tire' signify in an analogy?

Back

Rim is a part of a tire, indicating a part-to-whole relationship.

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What is the answer to the analogy 'grip : hold :: grab : _____'?

Back

clutch, as both pairs show a relationship of action.

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