Analogies
التناظر اللفظي
Identify the relationship between two words, then find a matching pair.
Lessons
- ~5 min→The Bridge Sentence MethodEvery analogy is solved the same way: write a short sentence linking the first pair, then plug in each choice.
- ~5 min→Synonyms & AntonymsThe two simplest relationships — "means the same as" and "means the opposite of" — and how to keep them apart.
- ~5 min→Type & Part RelationshipsTwo classic bridges: "is a kind of" (category) and "is a part of" (component). Keep them separate or traps win.
- ~5 min→Function & UseTool-and-job analogies: a thing and what it is for. Match the purpose, not the topic.
- ~5 min→Degree & IntensitySame idea, different strength: warm→hot, like→adore. Match the size of the jump, and keep its direction.
- ~6 min→Cause, Source & WorkerThree relationships that show up constantly: cause→effect, raw material→product, and worker→tool or product.
- ~6 min→Avoiding TrapsThe three traps that sink analogy questions — wrong direction, same-topic lure, and a too-loose bridge — and how to beat each.
Practice
Apply what you’ve learned with original, exam-style questions.