Analogies 1 Podcast Quiz

Car : Road : Train:___

Track
Vehicle
Fast
Wheel

2. Arrival : Departure : ___ : Death

Life
Person
Birth
Train

3. Why isn’t “wheel” the best answer to question 1?

Because cars have wheels and trains have wheels.
Because not all trains have wheels.
Because the wheel is just the device that enables the car to travel on the road and a train to travel on a track. The question asks us to compare what two different vehicles travel on, not components of the vehicles.
Because the definition of wheel is too vague for most readers to understand.

Why does Daniel say, “Oh no!” when Stephen discusses the answer “Birth” in the second analogy question? (o7:45)

Daniel realizes he chose the wrong answer and that "birth" is the better answer.
Daniel thinks Stephen is getting the answer wrong.
Daniel thinks the question is too hard.
Daniel spilled coffee on himself.

5. Which of the following sentences accurately and grammatically express the same logical meaning as the original sentence below?

Original sentence: Just as a car travels on a road, a train travels on a track.

A car travels on a road just like a train travels on a track.
Just as a train rides on a track, a car rides on a road.
A car is to a road as a train is to a track.
Road and track are both things that can be traveled on by a car and a train, respectively.
Both cars and trains are vehicles and both a road and a track are pathways that vehicles can drive on.
A road and a track are the surfaces that a car and train travel upon.
Just as a car and a train go together, a train and a track go together.
A car travels in a road just like a train travels in a track.
Cars and trains are both vehicles and both travel on a track.
A train doesn’t travel on a road in the same way that a car doesn’t travel on a track.
A road provides a ride for a car in the same way that a track provides a ride for a train

6. Which of the following sentences accurately and grammatically express the same logical meaning as the original sentence below:

Original sentence: With regard to arrival and departure, life is not to death in the same way that birth is to death because birth, like arrival, suggests a moment in time whereas life is a period of time.

Birth is distinguishable from life in this instance because birth is an arrival into life. But life can’t be said to be an arrival into birth.
Birth and death are beginning and ending points in a timeline just as arrival and departure are beginning and ending points in a timeline. However, life refers to a period of time rather than a point in time.
Life and death are both opposites in the same way that arrival and departure are both opposites. But life is not a point in time in the way that birth, death, arrival and departure are each points in time. Life and death are both opposites in the same way that arrival and departure are both opposites. But life is not a point in time in the way that birth, death, arrival and departure are each points in time. Life and death are both opposites in the same way that arrival and departure are both opposites. But life is not a point in time in the way that birth, death, arrival and departure are each points in time.Life and death are both opposites in the same way that arrival and departure are both opposites. But life is not a point in time in the way that birth, death, arrival and departure are each points in time.
While life and death are both opposites just as arrival and departure are both opposites, life represents an entire period of time or a state of being whereas birth, like death, represents a moment or an event.
Life and birth are both antonyms of death in a way that is comparable to how arrival and departure are antonyms. However, life and death are both states of being while birth is a specific event or moment in time.
Life is the opposite of death in the same way that arrival is the opposite of departure.
Birth is distinguishable from life as an opposite of death because it is at the beginning of life whereas death is at the end of life, like a departure.
Death and birth are ending and starting moments in a period of time so that departure and arrival are ending and starting moments in a period of time.

7. In the sentences in the previous question, which of the following would be considered categorization words/phrases?

Birth is distinguishable from life in this instance because birth is an arrival into life. But life can’t be said to be an arrival into birth.
Birth and death are beginning and ending points in a timeline just as arrival and departure are beginning and ending points in a timeline. However, life refers to a period of time rather than a point in time.
Life and death are both opposites in the same way that arrival and departure are both opposites. But life is not a point in time in the way that birth, death, arrival and departure are each points in time.
Life is not an arrival into the world, whereas birth is an arrival into the world. So in that regard, birth would be a more appropriate opposite of death in this instance because death is a departure from the world. And so the opposites of birth and death more accurately reflect the opposite relationship of arrival and departure than would be the case with life and death.
While life and death are both opposites just as arrival and departure are both opposites, life represents an entire period of time or a state of being whereas birth, like death, represents a moment or an event.
Life and birth are both antonyms of death in a way that is comparable to how arrival and departure are antonyms. However, life and death are both states of being while birth is a specific event or moment in time.

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rides on
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vehicles
pathways that vehicles can drive on
surfaces
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go together
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ending point
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point in time
event
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departure
because it is
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