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- ANALOGIES
- CRUX:ARGUMENT
- a. title:book
- b. bridge:river
- c. kernel:nut
- d. door:house
- e. costume:actor
- What is crux?
- Crux means vital, decisive, or pivotal point
- Form a Sentence
- The crux of an argument is the most important part.
- Now Ask Yourself
- Is the title the most important part of a book?
- Is the bridge the most important part of a river?
- Is the kernel the most important part of a nut?
- Is the door the most important part of a house?
- 5. Is the costume the most important part of an actor?
- And the Answer Is….
- The kernel is the most important part of the nut.
- I Get It!
- Try Another One
- I think I can
- I think I can
- FRAME:PICTURE
- a. ring:finger
- b. sidewalk:road
- c. coastline:island
- d. shadow:body
- e. fence:yard
- What Is the Most Logical Relationship?
- A Frame Surrounds a Picture.
- Does a ring surround a finger?
- Does a sidewalk surround a road?
- Does a coastline surround an island?
- Does a shadow surround a body?
- Does a fence surround a yard?
- Wait just a minute! A ring surrounds a finger and a fence surrounds a yard!
- Don’t sweat!
- Both answers appear correct; however
- A frame borders a picture and a fence borders a yard.
- The correct answer is fence : yard .
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