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Analogies

التناظر اللفظي

Identify the relationship between two words, then find a matching pair.

7 sub-skills7 lessons availablePractice↓

Lessons

The Bridge Sentence Method
Every analogy is solved the same way: write a short sentence linking the first pair, then plug in each choice.
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Synonyms & Antonyms
The two simplest relationships — "means the same as" and "means the opposite of" — and how to keep them apart.
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Type & Part Relationships
Two classic bridges: "is a kind of" (category) and "is a part of" (component). Keep them separate or traps win.
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Function & Use
Tool-and-job analogies: a thing and what it is for. Match the purpose, not the topic.
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Degree & Intensity
Same idea, different strength: warm→hot, like→adore. Match the size of the jump, and keep its direction.
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Cause, Source & Worker
Three relationships that show up constantly: cause→effect, raw material→product, and worker→tool or product.
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Avoiding Traps
The three traps that sink analogy questions — wrong direction, same-topic lure, and a too-loose bridge — and how to beat each.
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Practice

Apply what you’ve learned with original, exam-style questions.

≈25% of verbal

Analogy

Identify the precise relationship between a given pair of words, then choose the answer pair that mirrors that exact relationship — not just topic.

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