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1. art:economy 2. sun:earth 3. perigee:apogee 4. harsh:rich 5. music:musician 6. prediction:verification 7. enduring:ephemeral 8. octave:sound 9. skepticism:pleasure-seeking 10. surfeit:paucity
1. art:economy 2. sun:earth 3. perigee:apogee 4. harsh:rich 5. music:musician 6. prediction:verification 7. enduring:ephemeral 8. octave:sound 9. skepticism:pleasure-seeking 10. surfeit:paucity
An analogy highlights a relationship between 2 words. It then looks a 3rd word and comes up with a 4th word that is related to the 3rd word in the same way that words 1 and 2 are related. example: word 1 = big word 2 = huge word 3 = small word 4 = tiny Analogies are typically read this way: Big is related to huge in the same way that small is related to tiny. Analogies are typically written in a simple way such as: big : huge - small : tiny
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Verbal analogies are comparisons between two pairs of words that have a relationship. They typically follow a specific format, such as "word 1 is to word 2 as word 3 is to word 4." This type of reasoning is commonly used in standardized tests to measure logical thinking and vocabulary skills.
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The word "pose" is spelled as P-O-S-E.
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Sources are in parentheses. 1. Compiling a list of ten analogies is about as much fun as unanesthatized bowel surgery. (Zero Punctuation) 2. It had that eerie, surreal quality like when you're on vacation and jeopardy comes on at 7 pm instead of 7:30. (Top 25 Analogies) 3. Jake was stubborn. Trying to convince him that he was wrong was like trying to convince Republicans that women had rights; it just wouldn't work. 4. My laugh is deep and hearty, like that sound a dog makes just before it throws up. (Top 25 Analogies) 5. Her eyes were like two brown circles with little black dots in them. (Bad High School Analogies) 6. My vocabulary is as bad as, like, whatever. (Top 25 Analogies) 7. Ninjas have the power to disappear unnoticed, the period after the Dr on a Dr Pepper can. (Bad High School Analogies) 8. His hard, angry manner provoked hatred and distrust like Jessica Alba provokes animalistic lust. 9. John and Mary had never met, like two hummingbirds who had also never met. (Top 25 Analogies) 10. Listening to my analogies is like having your ear canals raped by a man wearing a sandpaper condom. (Zero Punctuation)
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Analogies develop higher level thinking skills. They encourage learners to look at a relationship between 2 words. The learner then looks at a third word and provides a 4th word related to word #3 in the same way that words 1 and 2 are related. Some of the relationships between the words include: * whole-parthand (is related to) finger like foot (is related to) toe. hand = word 1, finger = word 2, foot = word 3 , toe = word 4 * part-whole (the reverse of above) knee - leg as elbow-arm * object-functionpen-write as fork-eat * synonymsbig-large as small-tiny * antonyms healthy - sick as early - late There are several more types of relationships. I gave you some basic ones. If you need further help, contact me through the message board. (francepa)