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What type of analogy is English is to language?
Part of whole
What is an example of part to whole in analogy?
Soldier : Army Player : Team Student : Class
Examples of part or whole in analogy?
fingers - hand as toes - foot foot-toes
What are the four basic analogy types?
Part to Whole: where one word is a part or piece of another eg. finger is to hand like star is to galaxy.Synonym Analogy: Two pairs of words are synonyms and you are to determine the missing synonym. eg. alter: change draw: illustrateAntonym Analogy: an antonym is an opposite. In this pair you have to determine the opposite word. eg. clean: dirtycharacteristic analogy: where one word is a characteristic of another eg. sweet: chocolate
What is a whole to part analogy?
car - steering wheel as sailboat - rudder pizza - slice as ice cream - scoop musical note - song as word - story
What part of a house might be an analogy for an organ?
No
What is the adjective form of formula?
formulaic
What is a good analogy for a endoplasmic reticulum?
A good analogy for ER is a hospital. It is a good analogy because they are all trying to play their part
If Functionalists refer to how parts of society fit together to form a whole as what?
Functionalists refer to how parts of society fit together to form a whole as "organic analogy" or "organic solidarity." They believe that each part of society serves a function that contributes to the overall stability and functioning of society as a whole.
What is an example of faulty cause or effect in animal farm?
The whole thing is a false analogy.
What is an analogy for the part of the eye pupil?
Pupil is to eye as nostril is to nose
What is formulaic speech?
Formulaic speech refers to pre-existing phrases or expressions that are used frequently in communication. These phrases are often predictable and have a fixed structure, aiding in smooth communication and social interaction. Formulaic speech can include greetings, expressions of gratitude, or common phrases used in specific contexts.
