LEARNING ACTIVITY SHEET

English 7 - Quarter 2 – Week 6

Name: _______________________________ Grade & Section: _____________________

School: ______________________________ District: ______________________________

MAKING A POINT USING ANALOGY

COMPETENCY: Use analogy to describe or make a point

OBJECTIVES
 Define analogy using a word map;
 Construct analogies to describe or make a point; and
 Value the importance of a friend using analogy.

Reference/
Schedule Activities
Resource

Day:_________ KEY CONCEPTS/DISCUSSION

Date:________
Time:________ An analogy is a figure of speech that creates
a comparison by showing how two seemingly
different entities are alike, along with illustrating a
larger point due to their commonalities. As a literary
device, the purpose of analogy is not just to make a
comparison, but to provide an explanation as well
with additional information or context. This makes
analogy a bit more complex than similar literary
devices such as metaphor and simile. Analogy is an
effective device in terms of providing a new or deeper
meaning about concepts through artistic use of
language.

Here are some tips to help us distinguish

between these three figures of speech:

1. A simile is a comparison of unlike objects

that has something in common using the
expressions: as, like and resembles. For example,
“He is as tall as the coconut tree.” The two unlike
objects/persons have something in common when it
comes to their height.

Writer: REYNELDA S. KEEFE

School: TIDMAN NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
District: HINATUAN SOUTH
 2. A metaphor is an implied/direct
comparison of two unlike objects having a common
attribute. For example, “Life is a wheel.” Life may
experience ups and downs which is similar to a
wheel which is moving forward and backward in its
circular motion.

3. An analogy compares two things that are

technically unrelated with common similarity that
needs strong support or explanation for better
understanding. For example, “Raising children is
like gardening—nurture them and be patient.”
This example compares the pattern that is similar in
both raising children and gardening. Both need
special love, care and attention.

ACTIVITY 1

Directions: Define analogy by completing the word map.

Analogy

Day:_________ ACTIVITY 2 Have a Better Grasp!

Date:________
Time:________ Directions: Construct analogies by completing the blanks.
Be guided with the explanation that follows each analogy.
Pick out the answers from the pool.

Writer: REYNELDA S. KEEFE

School: TIDMAN NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
District: HINATUAN SOUTH
 …. is gold.
…. like a propeller
…. are like bees
…. is like finding a needle in a haystack
…. are like weather

1. Finding a good person _____________________

____________. To find a small needle in a pile of hay
takes a long time, so the task at hand is likely to be
hard and tedious.
2. Our moods and feelings ___________________
Moods and feelings are beyond control comparable
to a change of weather condition.

3. Time_______________. Time and gold are both

precious.

4.  Students ____________. They are both busy for

a purposeful undertaking.

5. His feet churn ___________________________.

His feet move so fast when he swims which is
similar to the motion of a propeller.

Day:_________ ACTIVITY 3
Date:________
Time:________ Write a two-stanza poem (4 lines each stanza)
about your friend. Use simile or metaphor in your
poem. Be guided with the rubric below.

Ex. My friend is like sun

Who brings light and fun to everyone

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Writer: REYNELDA S. KEEFE

School: TIDMAN NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
District: HINATUAN SOUTH
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Poem Rubric

Day:_________ SELF-CHECK:
Date:________
Time:________ (Self-checking of all activities guided by parents or
learning facilitators)

Day:_________ ASSESSMENT
Date:________
Time:________ Directions: Identify the best explanation of each
given analogy below. Encircle the letter of your best
answer.

1. Life is a game. Sometimes, you lose or win

a. Life has its consequences.
b. Life has its successes and failures.
c. Life has many chances to win.
d. Life has its commitment.

2. Just as sword is the weapon of a warrior, a pen

is a weapon of the writer.
a. A sword and a pen are weapons of a warrior

Writer: REYNELDA S. KEEFE

School: TIDMAN NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
District: HINATUAN SOUTH
 and a writer.
b. A sword and a pencil are the combating tools
to attack and protect the people.
c. Both the sword and the pen are useful tools.
d. They can be used in good or bad ways.

3. Music is well said the speech of the angels.

a. The singers are the angels.
b. Music is well-sung like the angels.
c. Music and angels are related.
d. Divine music brings us closer to God like the
angels who are also closer to Him.

4. The block of granite is an obstacle of the weak

but a stepping- stone of the strong.
a. It is an implied comparison between a granite
and a weak/strong person. It is a hindrance
for the weak and a challenge for the strong
ones.
b. A block of granite is worthy to the weak to the
strong.
c. A granite is a precious gem to be treasured.
d. A granite symbolizes for a struggle between
the weak and the strong.

5. Memory is to love what the saucer is to cup.

a. Memory holds on to love, as a saucer holds
the cup.
b. The comparison has a similar purpose.
c. Memory prevails like a cup and saucer.
d. There’s an implied relationship between a
pair of memory: love and cup: saucer.

Writer: REYNELDA S. KEEFE

School: TIDMAN NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
District: HINATUAN SOUTH
ANSWER KEY

ASSESSMENT ACTIVITY 2
Have a Better Grasp!
1. b 1. Finding a good man is like finding a ACTIVITY 1
2. b needle in a haystack. Answers may vary
3. d 2. Our moods and feelings are like
4. a weather.
5. c 3. Time is gold.
4. Students are like bees.
5. His feet churn like a propeller. ACTIVITY 3
Answers may vary

REFERENCES
“Analogy Examples with Explanations” https://examples.yourdictionary.com/analogy-
ex.html
“Definition of Analogy and Differences Between Analogy, Simile and Metaphor”
https://literarydevices.net/analogy/
“ Examples of Analogy” https://www.examples.com/education/analogy-examples.html
https://www.familyfriendpoems.com/

“Poem: A Strong Family’s Will” https://www.familyfriendpoems.com/poem/a-strong-

familys-will

Writer: REYNELDA S. KEEFE

School: TIDMAN NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
District: HINATUAN SOUTH