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    Creating Analogies Worksheet

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    The document provides a definition of analogy as a comparison between two things that have similar features used to explain an idea. It then gives an example analogy of "apple : tree :: milk : cow" using the symbol "::" to indicate a relationship. The rest of the document gives directions to complete 12 analogies by writing the second pair of words that have the same relationship as the original pair.

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    The document provides a definition of analogy as a comparison between two things that have similar features used to explain an idea. It then gives an example analogy of "apple : tree :: milk : cow" using the symbol "::" to indicate a relationship. The rest of the document gives directions to complete 12 analogies by writing the second pair of words that have the same relationship as the original pair.

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    The document provides a definition of analogy as a comparison between two things that have similar features used to explain an idea. It then gives an example analogy of "apple : tree :: milk : cow" using the symbol "::" to indicate a relationship. The rest of the document gives directions to complete 12 analogies by writing the second pair of words that have the same relationship as the original pair.

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    Creating Analogies Worksheet

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    The document provides a definition of analogy as a comparison between two things that have similar features used to explain an idea. It then gives an example analogy of "apple : tree :: milk : cow" using the symbol "::" to indicate a relationship. The rest of the document gives directions to complete 12 analogies by writing the second pair of words that have the same relationship as the original pair.

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    Name: ______________________________ Date: _____________________

    Creating Analogies
    Analogy Definition

    An analogy shows comparison between things that have similar features,


    often used to help explain a principle or idea.
    Example
    apple : tree :: milk : cow

    Direction: Write the second pair of words that have the same relationship as
    the original pair of words.

    1. Gold is to a goldsmith as ______________________________________.

    2. Dog is to a kennel as _________________________________________.

    3. Backwards is to forward as ____________________________________.

    4. Sparkle is to glitter as ________________________________________.

    5. Brush is to paint as __________________________________________.

    6. Soldier is to regiment as ______________________________________.

    7. Girl is to beautiful as _________________________________________.

    8. Professor is to lecture as______________________________________.

    9. See is to saw as _____________________________________________.

    10. Pesticide is to crop as ________________________________________.

    11. Year is to month as __________________________________________.

    12. Line is to square as __________________________________________.

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    Name: ______________________________ Date: _____________________

    Creating Analogies
    Answer Key

    Direction: Write the second pair of words that have the same relationship as
    the original pair of words.

    1. Gold is to goldsmith as iron is to blacksmith

    2. Dog is to kennel as rabbit is to burrow

    3. Backwards is to forward as in is to out

    4. Sparkle is to glitter as smoothness is to velvet

    5. Brush is to paint as pen is to write

    6. Soldier is to regiment as sailor is to crew

    7. Girl is to beautiful as boy is to handsome

    8. Professor is to lecture as doctor is to medicine

    9. See is to saw as leave is to left

    10. Pesticide is to crop as antiseptic is to wound

    11. Year is to month as week is to day

    12. Line is to square as arc is to circle

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