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Analogical Word Patterns for Quick Understanding

A study guide on identifying word relationships using analogies. Learn to spot synonyms, antonyms, parts to whole, whole to part, cause and effect, functions, locations, degrees, and person to object usage. Improve your vocabulary and critical thinking skills.

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Analogical Word Patterns for Quick Understanding

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  1. Selena Corral Analogies: Word patterns • Analyze two words and identify the relationship between them. • Find another pair of words that has the same relationship.

  2. Synonym Start : Begin:: Finished : End

  3. Antonym Forward : Backward :: Start: Stop

  4. Part to Whole Chapter : Book :: Page : Book

  5. Whole to Part School : Classroom :: Hand : Fingers

  6. Characteristic / Quality Cotton : Fluffy :: Pillow : Soft

  7. Classification (TYPE) Canine : Bulldog :: Apple : Fruit

  8. Cause / Effect Overslept : Late :: Didn’t eat : Hungry

  9. Function (What you do with object) Calculator : add :: Paper : write

  10. Location Bass : Lake :: Snake : grass

  11. Degree (intensity) Cold : Freezing :: Hot : sweating

  12. Person to Object used Doctor : Stethoscope :: Government : Make Laws

  13. Person to action Ballerina : dances :: Librarian : Read

  14. Action and related object Oven : Bake :: chef : cooks

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