IXL | Analogies | 12th grade language arts

Complete the analogy.

conclusion is to introduction as poverty is to

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question

Complete the analogy.

concerned is to distressed as confused is to

amazed

bewildered

certain

key idea

Analogies show the relationships between two pairs of words.

finger is to hand as petal is to flower

A finger is part of a hand. A petal is part of a flower.

Here are some common analogy relationships:

Synonyms:	Nice is a synonym of kind.

Characteristic:	Sugar is characterized by sweetness.

Antonyms:	Awake is an antonym of asleep.

Lack:	Cowardly means lacking courage.

Degree:	Cool is like cold, but less extreme.

Cause and effect:	A joke tends to cause laughter.

Part and whole:	A finger is part of a hand.

Item and category:	A cat is a kind of animal.

Manner:	To run quickly is to sprint.

Item and purpose:	The purpose of a pen is to write.

Worker and tool:	An artist uses a paintbrush as a tool.

Worker and product:	A writer is a person who creates a book.

solution

Look at the analogy.

concerned is to distressed as confused is to ?

First, define the relationship between concerned and distressed.

Concerned is like distressed, but less extreme.

You need to find the answer choice that has the same relationship with confused.

Confused is like ?, but less extreme

Now try out each answer choice.

red X symbol, Confused is like amazed, but less extreme? No.

green checkmark, Confused is like bewildered, but less extreme? Yes.

red X symbol, Confused is like certain, but less extreme? No.

Complete the analogy with the word bewildered.

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