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The document defines and provides examples of different types of analogies: - A definition analogy compares two things that are usually thought to be different but have similarities. - A word analogy consists of a pair of words related to each other through a colon or double colon. - Examples are given of different types of analogies including: categorical, object-action, means-purpose, synonymous, antonymous, object-location, and attributive analogies.
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- 2. Is a comparison between two things that are usually thought to be different from each other but have some similarities.
- 3. Is a type of test by which it is made up of items consisting a pair of words related to each other.
- 4. FIND : LOCATE :: lose : misplace Colon stands for the phrase “is related to” FIND [is related to] LOCATE LOSE [is related to] MISPLACE Double colon (::) stands for “in the same way that” Or simply—FIND is to LOCATE as lose is to misplace.
- 6. It is a relationship in which one word in the pair shows the purpose of the other word.
- 7. SHOE is to SHOELACE as DOOR is to . A.Threshold B.Key C.Transom D. Hinge
- 8. The similarity in these types of analogy derives from the cause on one side and its indisputably connected effect on the other side.
- 9. SMOKE is to FIRE as WATER is to . A.H2O B.Rain C.Cloud D. Sky
- 10. Is a classification whether examples analogies are based on are members of the same group or category.
- 11. SLICE is to LOAF as ISLAND is to . A.Archipelago B.Peninsula C.Land D. Ocean
- 12. Is very straight forward analogy type which is based on taking two sets of performers and their corresponding actions.
- 13. OBEY is to CHILDREN as COMMAND is to . A. T eachers B. Principals C. Parents D. Armies
- 14. Based on the actions that would be done to the object.
- 15. EGG is to BOIL as POTATO is to . A.Hash B.Mash C.Slice D. Slash
- 16. It is a relationship in which both words have similar meanings or a word having the same, or nearly the same, meaning as another.
- 17. DIG : ESCAVATE :: KILL : . A.Slay B.Convict C.Average D. Try
- 18. It is a relationship in which the words are opposites of each other.
- 19. FLY : SPIDER :: MOUSE : . A.Rodent B.Rat C.Animal D. Cat
- 20. is a relationships an object can be It were found.
- 21. WATER : AQUEDUCT :: BLOOD : . A.Corpuscle B.Body C. Vein D. Plasma
- 22. It is a relationship in the which it compares characteristics of two objects.
- 23. RICH : WEALTH :: WISE : . A.Knowledge B.Save C.Divulge D.Teach
- 24. It is a relationship in which both words are related by their grammatical type.
- 25. ANGRY : ANGRILY:: BEAUTY : . A.Pretty B.Beautifully C.Nice D. Beauty
- 26. It points out the cause and effect, functional and sequential order relationships.
- 27. ROMANCE : HEART :: RIBBON : . A.Horse B.Lace C.Baloney D.Gift