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Karolina [17]
3 years ago
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Directions: Read each analogy. Identify the choice that best completes the comparison.

English
1 answer:
Arturiano [62]3 years ago
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After reading each analogy, we can choose the following pairs to best complete the comparisons:

  1. circle : sphere
  2. pilot : airplane
  3. tree : trunk
  4. basement : attic
  5. break : destroy
  6. September : autumn
  7. true : new
  8. late : early
  9. broccoli : vegetable
  10. child : adult

<h3>What is an analogy?</h3>
  • An analogy draws a relationship between two different things. Let's take a look at numbers 7 and 8 to better understand what an analogy is.
  • In number 7, the pair "fade" and "maid" consists of completely different words that seem unrelated. However, if we pay attention, we will notice that the two words rhyme with each other.
  • Therefore, the second pair in the analogy should also consist of words whose relationship is rhyme. That is why "true" and "new" are the best option.
  • In number 8, the pair "graceful" and "clumsy" consists of words that are antonyms, that is, that have opposite meanings. Thus, the next pair should also consist of antonyms, which is the case with "late" and "early".

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