| A | B |
|---|
| two words are related because the second word is a reason for the first word | purpose analogy definition |
| two words are related because the second word happens because of the first word | cause-and-effect analogy definition |
| two words are related because the second word comes after or before the first word | sequence analogy defintion |
| two words are related because the second word is a trait of the first word | characteristic analogy definition |
| two words are related because the second word is made from the first word | product analogy definition |
| two words are related because the second word is a greater or lesser amount than the first word | degree analogy definition |
| chair:sit | purpose analogy example |
| car:drive | purpose analogy example |
| alarm:warn | purpose analogy example |
| fork:eat | purpose analogy example |
| sun:burn | cause-and-effect analogy example |
| fire:smoke | cause-and-effect analogy example |
| lightening:thunder | cause-and-effect analogy example |
| class:boredom | cause-and-effect analogy example |
| day:week | sequence analogy example |
| afternoon:morning | sequence analogy example |
| birth:death | sequence analogy example |
| Thanksgiving:Christmas | sequence analogy example |
| snow:cold | characteristic analogy example |
| moon:weightlessness | characteristic analogy example |
| werewolf:hairy | characteristic analogy example |
| basketball:sphere | characteristic analogy example |
| lemons:lemonade | product analogy example |
| trees:paper | product analogy example |
| ice cream:milkshake | product analogy example |
| plants:oxygen | product analogy example |
| warm:hot | degree analogy example |
| smart:genius | degree analogy example |
| cold:freezing | degree analogy example |
| difficult:impossible | degree analogy example |
