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Analogies

Published on Feb 06, 2016

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

ANALOGIES

BY RYAN AGAN, DAVID DAUGHTRY AND JOSHUA MARTINEZ

What is it?
An analogy makes comparison or shows relationships between sets of words, objects or figures.

THREE STEP METHOD
Step 1. Build a strong bridge sentence. ( a bridge sentence shows how words relate)
Step 2. Use the bridge sentence with each answer choice.
Step 3. If not sure about answer, adjust the bridge sentence.

Function is a type of analogy.
A function is what something is used for.
Example:
Knife:cut::airplane:travel

Degree Analogy
A degree analogy is different levels of something.
Example:
Good:excellent::polite: generous

Lack Analogy
A lack is to be missing something.
Example:
Selfish:compassion::
childish: maturity


Characteristic Analogy
A characteristic analogy is a description of something.
Example:
Athlete: healthy:: sharks:
Dangerous

Definition Analogy
A definition analogy is the meaning.
Example:
Puppy: dog:: kitten: cat

Type Analogy
A type analogy explains the category something is in.
Example:
Fork: utensil:: oak: tree

Part/Whole Analogy
A part/whole analogy is a part of something.
Example:
Ear:head:: leg: chair

Accessory Analogy
An accessory analogy adds a special touch.
Example:
Glasses: head:: earring:ear

Habitat Analogy
A habitat analogy is where something lives.
Example:
Beaver: dam:: humans: house

Figure Analogy
A figure analogy has pictures.
Example:
šŸ¬: šŸŒŠ:: ā›„ļø : ā„ļø