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This deck focuses on Use Word Relationships To Understand Meaning, giving you a quick way to review the definitions, rules, and examples that matter most for 7th Grade Writing.
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A comparison showing a similar relationship between two word pairs. Analogies reveal how word pairs share the same type of connection.
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This deck focuses on Use Word Relationships To Understand Meaning, giving you a quick way to review the definitions, rules, and examples that matter most for 7th Grade Writing.
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Answer: A comparison showing a similar relationship between two word pairs. Analogies reveal how word pairs share the same type of connection.
Answer: Finish. Both mean to bring something to an end.
Answer: Antonyms. Opposite meanings create contrast and clarify both words.
Answer: A relationship in which words have opposite meanings. Antonyms express contrasting meanings, like "hot" and "cold."
Answer: The feelings or associations a word suggests beyond its definition. "Home" means dwelling but connotes warmth and comfort.
Answer: Synonyms. Words with similar meanings help clarify each other.
Answer: Shrink. Shrink means to become smaller, opposite of expand.
Answer: Near-synonyms share meaning but differ in connotation or usage. "Slim" and "skinny" mean thin but have different emotional tones.
Answer: distance. Both instruments measure: temperature and distance.
Answer: Part to whole. A branch is one component of the entire tree.
Answer: Classroom. Teachers work in classrooms, like chefs in kitchens.
Answer: Tool measures something. A thermometer is a tool that measures temperature.
Answer: A relationship in which words have the same or nearly the same meaning. Synonyms express similar meanings, like "happy" and "joyful."
Answer: hostile. Benevolent means kind; its opposite is cruel or hostile.
Answer: Night. Day and night are opposites, like hot and cold.
Answer: walk. Both show lesser intensity: whisper is quiet speak, stroll is slow walk.
Answer: Creator to creation. An author creates a novel, showing who makes what.
Answer: Words differ by strength, amount, or intensity. Like "warm : hot : scorching" showing increasing intensity.
Answer: Opaque. Opaque blocks light, opposite of see-through.
Answer: Hesitant. Both mean showing unwillingness or uncertainty.
Answer: hesitant. Both mean unwilling to do something.
Answer: The first word is a part of the second word. Like "wheel : car" where wheel is a component of car.
Answer: Plentiful. Plentiful means abundant, the opposite of scarce.
Answer: Tool used for an action. A pencil is the tool used to perform writing.
Answer: symphony. Authors create novels; composers create symphonies.
Answer: justify. Vindicate means to clear from blame or prove right.
Answer: The first word is a group, and the second word is a member of it. Like "fruit : apple" where apple is a type of fruit.
Answer: Kind. Benevolent means showing kindness and goodwill.
Answer: Hive. Bees live in hives, just as birds live in nests.
Answer: The first word produces or leads to the second word. Like "rain : flood" where rain causes flood.
Answer: plentiful. Opposite of scarce (rare) is abundant.
Answer: cause-effect. Exercise leads to improved fitness.
Answer: The first word is the purpose or use of the second word. Like "knife : cut" where cutting is knife's purpose.
Answer: Young to adult. A pup grows into a dog, showing age progression.
Answer: A comparison showing a specific relationship between word pairs. Shows how two pairs share the same type of connection.
Answer: Bright. Both describe something intense and striking.
Answer: Flower. Petals are parts of flowers, like pages of books.
Answer: Modern. Modern means current times, opposite of ancient past.
Answer: fish. Orchid is a type of flower; salmon is a type of fish.
Answer: part-whole. Pupil is a component of the eye structure.