English Grade 7 Analogy Quiz

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What is the ultimate goal of completing or solving analogies?

To make a point about the comparison

When do we use analogies?

Analogies are used all the time informally, such as in conversation when comparing one situation to another.

Choose the best analogy from the options:

nest : bird

Study Notes

What is Analogy?

  • An analogy is a comparison between two pairs of words that shows a relationship or similarity.
  • Its ultimate goal is to make a point about the comparison.

How to Solve Analogy Problems?

  • Determine the relationship between the first pair of words.
  • Eliminate any pairs in your answer choices that do not have the same relationship.
  • Identify the part of speech of the given words.

Types of Analogy

Synonyms

  • Words possessing the same meaning.
  • Example: happy : joyful :: pretty : beautiful

Antonyms

  • Words opposite to each other in terms of meaning.
  • Example: huge : tiny :: dark : bright

Part and Whole

  • Where several objects comprise or make up a group.
  • Example: art : circulatory :: lungs : respiratory

Characteristics

  • Mostly comprise of descriptions of items.
  • Example: dentist : smart :: board eraser : dust

Object/Purpose/Function

  • Shows what a certain object is for or explains its use.
  • Example: Keyboard : type :: stove : cook

Cause and Effect

  • One word is the source of some action and the other word is the result or consequence.
  • Example: dry : graduate :: hard work : success

Examples of Analogy

  • leaf : branch :: nose : _______
  • hammer : pound :: stove : _______
  • teacher : classroom :: doctor : ______
  • other examples...

Importance of Analogy

  • Completing or solving analogies helps develop critical thinking skills.
  • Analogies are used all the time informally in conversation when comparing one situation to another.

Analyze each number in this English grade 7 quiz to test your skills. Identify the correct analogy and show your understanding of English concepts.

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