i need to no if these analogies are like part to hole, function cause to effect and stuf like that (adequate:excellent)
Here are some websites that can help you: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=analogies
After you've had a chance to read through some of these, please post some analogies and someone here may be able to help you.
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I need a website that let's you type in an analogy and helps you get the answer. I try using a dictionary and thesaurus but I have trouble figuring out the answer. I keep getting bad grades because of it.
ballot:voter?
I understand that you are looking for a website specifically designed to help you find answers to analogies. Unfortunately, I don't have the capability to browse the internet or provide specific website recommendations. However, I can provide you with some guidance on how to approach solving analogies.
When trying to solve analogies, it can be helpful to identify the relationship between the given pair of words and then apply the same relationship to the options provided. In the analogy you provided, "ballot:voter," the relationship between "ballot" and "voter" is that a "ballot" is a tool or object used by a "voter" to cast their vote.
To find a word that has a similar relationship, consider the relationships between the options provided. For example, if the options are "book:reader," "paint:artist," "recipe:chef," and "song:listener," you can analyze the relationships:
- "book:reader" - a "book" is something that a "reader" reads, so this relationship is similar to "ballot:voter."
- "paint:artist" - a "paint" is a substance used by an "artist" to create artwork, not a tool used by the "artist" like a "ballot" is used by a "voter."
- "recipe:chef" - a "recipe" is something that a "chef" uses to guide the cooking process, not a tool used by the "chef" like a "ballot" is used by a "voter."
- "song:listener" - a "song" is something that a "listener" listens to, so this relationship is similar to "ballot:voter."
Based on these relationships, "book:reader" and "song:listener" are the options that have a similar relationship to "ballot:voter." Therefore, "book:reader" may be the most suitable answer.
By using this method of identifying relationships, you can often find the correct answer to analogies. However, it's important to note that analogies can be subjective, and alternative interpretations may exist. Practice and exposure to a wide range of analogies can help improve your understanding and solve them more accurately.