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What is an analogy? |
Something which is seen as similar to what is being said or argued. |
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What does an analogy do? |
It draws a comparison between things which are not alike in order to strengthen a conclusion. |
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What is an analogy like? |
It's used like a reason. |
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How can you tell if it's a good analogy? |
It will support the conclusion. |
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How do you identify an analogy? |
Quote the analogy, you get marks for literal accuracy. |
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How do you assess an analogy? |
Identify similarities and differences and assess whether this means it strengthens or weakens the claim. |
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Why are analogies used? |
They simplify the issue Provide a memorable image They're easy to recall They can be suited to different audiences |
