COMPLETING A ANALOGY

• Analogy comes from the greek word analogia which means likeness or resemblance.
• Analogy explains the relationship between words and ideas.
• There are ten types of analogy
• Hot:Cold is an example of a opposite analogy
• An example of an object and classification analogy is spoon:kitchen utensil.
• Spoon:fork is an example of an object and related analogy.
• Father:mother is an example of a person and role analogy.
• An example of cause and effect analogy is Read:learn.
• Sad:lonely is an example of degree of characteristic analogy.
• Trees:forest is an object and group analogy.
• Example of an problem solution analogy is starve:eat.
• Sew:clothes is an example of effort and result analogy.
• Pen:write is an example of object and function analogy.
• An example of performer and action analogy is actor:act.
• A good example of cause and effect analogy is smoke:fire.