Word Wizard – Word Pattern Analogies
Word Pattern Analogies
| Keywords | Definitions |
| Analogy | Analogy means a relationship that exists between a set of words. For example, a common thread of similarity, contrast, category, part/whole, etc., may be identified. |
| Categories of Analogies | Synonyms Antonyms Thing/Characteristic Thing / Function Item/Category Part to Whole Whole to Part Homophones These are commonly found categories of analogy, though other types also may be identified. |
| Points to keep in mind | The given set of words must be analyzed carefully to identify the relationship contained therein. Then, the options must be analyzed to see if the same can be replicated. |
| Why do we use an analogy? | An analogy is used to add imagery to the writing task, such as an essay or a paragraph, story, drama, etc. Analogy develops students’ critical and analytical skills, and in language, this is necessary to convey the intended meaning as accurately as possible. |
| Examples | Synonyms: Smart: Intelligent:: Heavy: Weighty Antonyms: Clear: Muddy:: Hot: Cold Thing : Characteristic: Diplomacy: Soft:: Rudeness: Harsh Item : Category: Lipstick: Makeup:: Pen: Stationery Part : Whole: Page: Book:: Word: Sentence Whole : Part: Poem: Stanza:: Play: Act Homophones: Reed: Read:: Where: Wear Cause / Consequence/action followed: Ice: Skid:: Obstacle: Swerve Less or more intensity: Follow: Chase:: Nudge: Thrust Series of actions: Death: Post-mortem:: Downpour: Rainbow |
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