Types of Analogies in Grammar

The video tutorial explains how to create and understand analogy sentences, focusing on 11 common types of analogies. It provides examples for each type, such as synonyms, antonyms, cause and effect, and more. The tutorial also includes a sample analogy question and offers tips for mastering analogies, emphasizing the importance of practice and familiarity with analogy types.

What is the primary purpose of creating a relationship sentence in an analogy?

• To find antonyms

• To identify synonyms

• To understand the relationship between word pairs

• To compare the length of words

Which of the following is NOT a common analogy type discussed?

• Cause and Effect

• Metaphors

• Synonyms

• Antonyms

Which analogy type involves words with similar meanings?

• Cause and Effect

• Synonyms

• Antonyms

• Whole and Part

What is an example of an antonym analogy?

• Smile is to grin

• Light is to dark

• Broom is to sweep

• Heat is to boil

In a cause and effect analogy, what is the relationship between the words?

• One word is an antonym of the other

• One word is a synonym of the other

• One word causes the other

• One word is a part of the other

Which analogy type describes the function of an object?

• Type and Kind

• Whole and Part

• Purpose and Function

• Definition or Defining Aspect

What is an example of a type and kind analogy?

• Chihuahua is to canine

• Collar is to shirt

• Drive is to driven

• Void is to bottom

In a whole and part analogy, how are the words related?

• One word is a part of a larger whole

• One word is a synonym of the other

• One word is an antonym of the other

• One word causes the other

Which analogy type involves a defining trait of the other word?

• Antonyms

• Synonyms

• Definition or Defining Aspect

• Grammar

What is an example of a lack of defining aspect analogy?

• Summer is to snow

• Child is to children

• Warm is to boiling

• Slow is to steady