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pretty : beautiful - large : big

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house: apartment - bag:luggage

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happy : glad - sad : lonely

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dark : bright - night : day

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long : short - huge : tiny

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weak : strong - thin : chubby

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smooth : mirror - rough : sandpaper

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soft : cotton - hard : stone

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brave : soldier - colorful : rainbow

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soccer : sport - ballet : dance

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snake : reptile - rose : flower

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shoes : footwear - necklace : jewelry

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book : read - pencil : write

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gun : shoot - bat : hit

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broom : clean - stove : cook

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bedroom : house - wheels : car

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zipper : trousers - seed : fruit

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hair : head - fingers : hand

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dress : wardrobe - book : shelf

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flower : garden - car : garage

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bird : cage - fish : aquarium

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chef : cook - chauffeur : drive

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teacher : teach - vendor : sell

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artist : paint - singer : sing

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chaos : war - drought : famine

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sleep : rest - run : tired

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gift : joy - rain : flood

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cow : milk - sheep : wool

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singer : music - doctor : treatment

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teacher : education - priest : religion

1. hairdresser is to client as doctor is to ______

2. courage is to adventurer as fear is to _____

land is to dirt as ocean is to _____

perplex is to confuse as irritate is to ______

5. desert is to sun as pasture is to _____

6. astronomer is to telescope as barber is to _____

7. spoon is to feed as spade is to ______

8. power is to watt as mass is to _____

9. lion is to lioness as horse is to _____

10. blow is to blew as find is to _____

FISH : AQUARIUM :: DOG : _____________

TEACHER : LESSON PLAN :: DOCTOR : ________________

BATTERY : FLASHLIGHT :: HARD DRIVE : __________

OBESE : FAT :: SLENDER : ___________

POVERTY : WEALTH :: ILLNESS : ___________

AIRPLANE : TRANSPORTATION :: CELLPHONE: ___________

HAPPINESS: GRIEF :: FURIOUS: ___________

DOG: PUPPY :: GOAT : ___________

PUNISHMENT : CONSEQUENCE :: RECOGNITION : ___________

BIRD : FLY :: HORSE : ___________

PHILIPPINES : MANILA :: JAPAN : ___________

MINUTE : SECOND :: DAY : ___________

PANEL: DOOR :: PANE : ___________

RESTAURANT : CHEF :: BAKERY : ___________

POUND : KILOGRAM :: QUART : ___________

quiet is to loud as slow is to______

6. astronomer is to telescope as barber is to _____

7. spoon is to feed as spade is to ______

Manila is to the Philippines

as Earth is to the___________.

Anahaw is to leaf as sampaguita is to______________.

Tuba is to coconut as suman is to _____________.

Complete the analogy.

Page is to book as tree is to ____.

Bed is to bedroom as toilet is to ________.

Banana is to yellow as carrot is to _______.

Complete the analogy.

Page is to book as tree is to ____.

Quiet is to loud as slow is to ______.

Smart is to intelligent as tasty is to _______.

Teacher is to school as doctor is to ________.

Fire is to hot as ice is to _______.

November is to month as Tuesday is to _______.

Pencil is to write as knife is to _______.

Bed is to bedroom as toilet is to ________.

Finger is to hand as leaf is to ________.

Banana is to yellow as carrot is to _______.

finger : ______ :: hammer : toolkit

pizza : slice :: ice cream : _______

_____ : flower :: sprine : cactus

class : student :: play : _______

month : _______ :: second : minute

shortstop : ______ :: chapter : paragraph

brick : wall :: _______ : window

airplane : wings :: tractor : _______

scale : fish :: ____ : cat

cat : mouse :: spider : ________

advance : retreat :: appear : ______

giraffe : spots :: ________ : stripes

author : pen :: artist : _______

triangle : three :: pentagon : ______

horn : ______ :: bell : bicycle

widen : broaden :: prolong : _________________

similar : different :: synonyms : _________________

exercise : strong :: reading : _________________

search : find :: explore : _________________

architect : building :: sculptor : _________________

mountain : hill :: river : _________________

song : verse :: puzzle : _________________

smoke : pollution :: war : _________________

dictionary : definition :: map : _________________

magazine : editor :: drama : _________________

He crept into the room quietly as a mouse

The clouds are fluffy like a cotton candy.

The snowflake sparkled like millions of diamonds.

My mom is always as busy as a bee.

This compares indirectly two unlike objects. The comparison is merely suggested or implied without the use of as or like.

Noah has a heart of a lion.

Life is a long rollercoaster ride.

Marie is a walking dictionary.

Her long hair was a flowing golden river.

This figure of speech gives human characteristics to non-human things.

Lightning danced across the night sky.

The beach is calling you.

The leaves danced their way through the lawn.

Wake up! The clock has been screaming non-stop.

This figure of speech exaggerates or overstates an idea for emphasis.

Her smile was a mile wide when she heard the good news.

Dan says he's so tired he could actually sleep the whole year.

This movie is boring me to death. I shouldn't have watched this.

I am dying of shame now.

Cassie has a million problems to solve.

This shoe took me a thousand years to put on.

Lucy cried a river when Richard left.

My bag weighs a ton! Help me carry it.

It is a polite expression used in place of words or phrases that otherwise might be considered harsh or unpleasant to hear.

passed away/departed instead of died

correctional facility instead of prison/jail

differently-abled instead of handicapped/disabled

informal settlers instead of squatters

adult beverage instead of beer/liquor

economically disadvantaged instead of poor

preloved instead of used

big-boned instead of overweight

vertically challenged instead of short

senior, experienced instead of old

This figure of speech addresses someone absent, dead or non-human as if that person or thing exists.

Hello darkness my old friend. I've come to talk to you again.

Twinkle twinkle little star, how i wonder what you are.

Oh Christmas Tree, Oh Christmas Tree

How lovely are thy branches

Hey, hey, set me free

Stupid Cupid, stop picking on me

Also called as paradox. Involves the use of two words which appear to contradict one another, but when used together, makes a true and sometimes positive statement.

alone together

exact estimate

living dead

deafening silence

good grief

doing nothing

random pattern

inside out

going nowhere

awfully nice

feeling numb

genuine imitation

random order

act natural

small crowd

Repetition of an initial consonant sound in neighboring words with emphasis on the first letters.

Good men are gruff and grumpy.

cranky, crabbed and cross

A moist young moon hung above the mist of a neighboring meadow.

Rain races, ripping like wind.

It's restless rage rattles like rocks ripping through the air.

Laughing lions laugh like jumping jaguars on top of talking trees.

When talking trees start talking, the joking jaguars fell off.

Repetition of identical or similar vowel sounds in a series of words, phrases or syllables.

The rain in Spain falls mainly on the plain.

The cat ran after the alligator past the pastry shop and the alleyway.

Repetition of identical or similar consonant sounds at the middle or end of words or phrases.

A bond that transcends the beyond.

John, who liked corn and sleeping in the barn was long gone before dawn.

A word that imitates or suggests the source of the sound that it makes.

The car horn beeped loudly.

The corn went pop in the microwave.

A loud bang was heard before the power went out.

When a certain word or phrase is written or said more than once for more emphasis or to maintain the structure of a poem.

let it snow, let it snow, let it snow

Hatred was spreading everywhere. Blood was being spilled everywhere. Wars were breaking out everywhere.