How to Learn Analogies
A verbal analogy that is often found as a segment or part of an aptitude test is a way of expressing or explaining a certain phenomenon by relating it to another. "As busy a bee" or "as light as a feather" can be a couple of examples for analogies. In simple words, analogies try to compare two different things that might have a few common traits. By making one subject a point of reference that the audience is aware of, the other subject is explained, which is unknown to the listeners. Learning analogies is not that difficult; you have to start making a habit of using it in your routine communication. All you need to do is while trying to explain a certain phenomenon, think of something that can relate to that phenomenon. Use one of the subjects, try to relate it to the other subject, and explain the first one with the help of the other.
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The last one where we ask you to pick a word and then just explain why it was the best fit.