SparkNotes: Old SAT: Analogy Instructions

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5.1	Analogy Instructions

5.2	Format and Structure of an Analogy

5.3	Answering Analogies: Making Sentences

5.4	Types of Analogies

5.5	Analogy Tricks the SAT Likes to Pull

Analogy Instructions

Don’t waste time reading the analogy instructions during the test. Instead, learn them now. Here are the instructions, as they appear on the SAT:

Each question below consists of a related pair of words or phrases, followed by five pairs of words or phrases labeled A through E. Select the pair that best expresses a relationship similar to that expressed in the original pair.

Example:


	CRUMB : BREAD ::
	(A)	ounce : unit
	(B)	splinter : wood
	(C)	water : bucket
	(D)	twine : rope
	(E)	cream : butter

Correct Answer: (B)

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