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Synonyms

Synonyms are words that mean the same thing, and synonym analogies consist of two pairs of synonyms.  The first pair of words mean the same thing, so the second pair must mean the same thing too.

Example

delay : stall :: allow : permit

Antonyms

Antonyms are words that mean the opposite, and so antonym analogies consist of two pairs of opposites.

Example

whisper : yell :: tame : wild

Object/Purpose

In object/purpose analogies, the first word in each pair names and the second word in each pair tells what the object is used for.

Example

book : reading :: guitar : music

Source/Product

Source/product analogies name a product and tell where it comes from.

Example

wheat : field :: cranberries : bog

Part/Whole

In part/whole analogies, the first word of each pair names a specific item, and the second word names a more general item that includes the first.

Example

home : neighborhood :: ant : colony

Animal/Habitat

In this type, the first word names an animal, and the second word tells where it lives.

Example

dolphin : ocean :: bear : forest

Characteristic

The first word in these analogies names a person or thing, and the second word describes or names a characteristic of that person or thing.

Example

marshmallow: squishy :: pretzels : crunchy

Operator

In these analogies, the first word names a thing, often a machine or a tool, and the second word is a name for the person who uses it.

Example

plane : pilot :: train : conductor

These are just examples of the types of analogies that kids can solve.  There are many more, for example: object/action, animal/baby, cause/effect, sequence, association (two things that go together), mathematical, and singular/plural.  And there are even more.  Kids don’t need to practice with every type, but practicing with a number of types will help them become familiar with just how analogies work.  After practicing on several specific types, kids can move on to looking at any analogy and solving it by first  – deciding what type it is, and second – filling in the missing word.  Once they’re clear on the pattern, kids will see analogies as fun puzzles to solve.

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