Word Analogy

What is the significance of understanding word analogies?

• It helps improve vocabulary and comprehension skills.

• It makes reading more difficult.

• It is only useful for standardized tests.

• It has no impact on language learning.

Complete the analogy: brick : wall :: tree : ______.

• bush

• forest

• leaf

• root

What is a common structure for word analogies?

• A : B :: C : D, where A is related to B in the same way C is related to D.

• A : B :: C : E, where A is related to B in the same way C is related to E.

• A : C :: B : D, where A is related to C in the same way B is related to D.

• A : B :: D : C, where A is related to B in the same way D is related to C.

What does 'function of object' mean in word relationships?

• It describes how one word serves a purpose related to the other word.

• It refers to the grammatical role of a word in a sentence.

• It indicates the emotional connotation of a word.

• It explains the historical origin of a word.

Complete the analogy: prologue : beginning :: epilogue : ______.

• start

• middle

• end

• conclusion

What is the purpose of a prologue in a story?

• It introduces the beginning of the story.

• It provides a summary of the main events.

• It describes the main characters in detail.

• It sets the mood for the climax.

What is the relationship of 'cause and effect' in word pairs?

• It describes how one word causes or leads to the other.

• It indicates a synonym relationship between the words.

• It shows that the words are antonyms of each other.

• It suggests that the words are unrelated.

What is the relationship in the analogy: minuscule : humongous?

• Synonyms

• Antonyms

• Homonyms

• Related terms

What is the relationship of synonyms?

• Synonyms are words that have similar meanings.

• Synonyms are words that have opposite meanings.

• Synonyms are words that are spelled the same but have different meanings.

• Synonyms are words that are used in the same context but have different meanings.

What is the relationship in the analogy: color : hue?

• Synonyms

• Antonyms

• Examples

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