10 FUN ANALOGYS by Joshua Wachowicz

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10 FUN ANALOGYS

Published on Nov 19, 2015

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10 FUN ANALOGIES

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ANALOGYS
An analogy makes comparisons or shows relationships between sets of word, objects, or figures.

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THREE STEP METHOD
Step 1- build a bridge sentence * A bridge sentence shows how the words relate

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THREE STEP METHOD
Step 2- use the bridge sentence with each answer rchoice.

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THREE STEP METHOD
Step 3- If not sure about answer, adjust the bridge sentence

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FUNCTIONS
It's purpose is to explain.

Example: Hammer:tool::spoon :eat

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DEGREE

Different levels of something.

Example: Angry is to furious as sad Is to depressed

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LACK

It's missing

Example: Boring:fun ::below average :above average

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CHARACTERISTIC

A description of something

Example: Ice:cold::water:wet

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DEFINITION

Gives the meaning.

Example: Girl:woman ::Puppy:dog

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TYPE OR KIND

Explains a category something is in.

Example: Hammer :tool ::daisy:flower

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PART TO WHOLE

One thing is part of another.

Example horse: carriage::toe:foot

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Accessorie

Adds a specific touch
Example earring:ear ::glasses :face

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HABITAT

Where something lives

Example: bear :den ::human:house

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FIGURES

Pictures

Example:human:👨👩👴👵::
Reptile :🐍🐢🐸🐊

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Created by
Roan Wachowicz
David stone
Samuel Patterson

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Joshua Wachowicz