The document discusses using analogy and classification to understand word meanings. It provides examples of analogy, comparing two things that have similar or different characteristics, such as "mango is to tree as milk is to cow". Literary devices like simile and metaphor are discussed as forms of analogy that compare two ideas or objects using "like" or "as" or without connecting words. Exercises are included to complete analogy statements by choosing the word that best fits the relationship.
The document discusses using analogy and classification to understand word meanings. It provides examples of analogy, comparing two things that have similar or different characteristics, such as "mango is to tree as milk is to cow". Literary devices like simile and metaphor are discussed as forms of analogy that compare two ideas or objects using "like" or "as" or without connecting words. Exercises are included to complete analogy statements by choosing the word that best fits the relationship.
The document discusses using analogy and classification to understand word meanings. It provides examples of analogy, comparing two things that have similar or different characteristics, such as "mango is to tree as milk is to cow". Literary devices like simile and metaphor are discussed as forms of analogy that compare two ideas or objects using "like" or "as" or without connecting words. Exercises are included to complete analogy statements by choosing the word that best fits the relationship.
En4v-iiih-39 •Analogy is a comparison of two things that may have similar or opposite characteristics or features. It helps readers and listeners explore relationships between like and unlike things, help explain a principle or idea, and used to create a deeper significance of the concept. Examples: mango: tree milk: cow • Some common literary devices which uses analogies are the following:
• 1. Simile is a figure of speech that is used to
compare two ideas or objects using “as’ or ‘like.” Examples: as blind as a bat as quick like a cat • Some common literary devices which uses analogies are the following:
• 1. Metaphor compares two subjects without any connecting
words such as “like” or “as.” • Example: Her petal-soft smile blossomed in the morning sun.
(The comparison creates an association between
the qualities of a woman and a flower without directly saying it). • Exercise 1: Direction: Choose the word that completes each sentence.
1. A lion is to animal as rose is to ________.
A. plant B. grass C. roots D. flower 2. Grass is to soil as seaweed is to _____. A. water B. garden C. air D. pot 3. Elbow is to arm as knee is to _____. A. walking B. finger C. leg D. nose 4. Heel is to foot as palm is to _______. A. head B. hand C. leg D. stomach 5. A foot is to walk as hands is to ________. A. see B. smell C. hear D. touch • Exercise 2: Direction: Encircle the letter to complete the analogy.
1. doctor : nurse : : midwife : ____________________
a. Radiologist b. Barangay Health Worker c. Therapist
2. clock : time : : thermometer : : _________________