Name Date # Dog is to mammal as robin is to bird. A dog is a kind of mammal and a robin is a kind of bird, so the relationship is is a kind of.
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1 1. For the following analogies, identify the relationship that connects the words. If you are not sure of a word s meaning, use your dictionary as a reference. EXAMPLE Dog is to mammal as robin is to bird. is a kind of A dog is a kind of mammal and a robin is a kind of bird, so the relationship is is a kind of. 1. Blue is to sky as green is to grass. 2. Hat is to head as shoe is to foot. 3. Pane is to pain as weigh is to way. 4. Leaf is to leaves as wolf is to wolves. 5. Bird is to fly as fish is to swim. 6. Baseball is to home run as football is to touchdown. For the following analogies, circle the word that fits best in the blank. Think about what the relationship is. 7. Find is to lose as construct is to. build demolish misplace materials 8. Dime is to tenth as quarter is to. twenty-five fourth home coin 9. Saw is to seen as drive is to. ride drove driven vehicle 10. Eye is to as ear is to hear. listen sight see think
2 For the following analogies, fill in the blank with a word that makes sense. 11. Trunk is to elephant as is to pig. 12. Subtract is to difference as add is to. 13. Duck is to quack as is to moo. 14. Automobile is to gasoline as television is to. 15. Shoes are to feet as gloves are to. 16. Sound is to hear as light is to. 17. Big is to biggest as good is to. 18. Act is to actor as is to thief. 19. Paced is to paste as bowled is to. 20. Star is to rats as is to slap. 21. Down is to descend as is to ascend. 22. is to eight as pentagon is to five. 23. Cow is to bull as hen is to. 24. Diverse is to alike as anonymous is to. 25. January is to as July is to summer.
3 For the last part, construct 5 of your own analogies and identify the relationship. 26. is to as is to. 27. is to as is to. 28. is to as is to. 29. is to as is to. 30. is to as is to.
4 1. For the following analogies, identify the relationship that connects the words. If you are not sure of a word s meaning, use your dictionary as a reference. EXAMPLE Dog is to mammal as robin is to bird. is a kind of A dog is a kind of mammal and a robin is a kind of bird, so the relationship is is a kind of. is the color of 1. Blue is to sky as green is to grass. goes on your 2. Hat is to head as shoe is to foot. is a homophone 3. Pane is to pain as weigh is to way. is the singular of 4. Leaf is to leaves as wolf is to wolves. how it moves 5. Bird is to fly as fish is to swim. how to score 6. Baseball is to home run as football is to touchdown. For the following analogies, circle the word that fits best in the blank. Think about what the relationship is. 7. Find is to lose as construct is to. build demolish misplace materials 8. Dime is to tenth as quarter is to. twenty-five fourth home coin 9. Saw is to seen as drive is to. ride drove driven vehicle 10. Eye is to as ear is to hear. listen sight see think
5 For the following analogies, fill in the blank with a word that makes sense. 11. Trunk is to elephant as snout is to pig. 12. Subtract is to difference as add is to. sum 13. Duck is to quack as cow is to moo. 14. Automobile is to gasoline as television is to. electricity 15. Shoes are to feet as gloves are to. hands 16. Sound is to hear as light is to. see 17. Big is to biggest as good is to. best 18. Act is to actor as steal/rob is to thief. 19. Paced is to paste as bowled is to. bold 20. Star is to rats as pals is to slap. 21. Down is to descend as up is to ascend. 22. octagon is to eight as pentagon is to five. 23. Cow is to bull as hen is to. rooster 24. Diverse is to alike as anonymous is to. famous/well-known 25. January is to winter as July is to summer.
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