How Are the Words Related?
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How Are the Words Related?
Word relationships worksheet for Grades 6 to 8: name how twelve pairs of words are related, from synonyms and antonyms to part and whole, cause and effect, and a little and a lot. With an answer key.
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How Words Are RelatedA teaching handout to hand out before this sheet: the rule, worked examples and common mistakes.- Skill
- Analogies Worksheets
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Name how two words are related (the same or opposite meaning, part and whole, item and category, cause and effect, tool and use, worker and workplace, a little and a lot) and complete analogies with the word that makes the same relationship.
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How to use this sheet
- Have the child say the first pair as a sentence: "A puppy is a young dog."
- Use the same sentence for the second pair: "A kitten is a young ___."
- Ask what kind of link each pair has: opposites, part and whole, tool and use.
Common mistakes
- Choosing a word that goes with the last word but does not match the link in the first pair.
- Reversing the order in the second pair, so the pair matches backwards.
- Not saying the relationship aloud first, and guessing.
