Question

Which describes the relationship between analogies and metaphors?(1 point)
Responses

Analogies are more complex than metaphors.
Analogies are more complex than metaphors. - incorrect

Analogies are interchangeable with metaphors.
Analogies are interchangeable with metaphors. - no response given

Metaphors make stronger connections than analogies.
Metaphors make stronger connections than analogies. - no response given

Metaphors can be parts of analogies.
Metaphors can be parts of analogies. - no response given
Incorrect

Answer 1

The statement "Metaphors can be parts of analogies" is correct. Analogies often use metaphors to draw comparisons between two different things, highlighting their similarities in a more complex and descriptive way.

In summary:
- Analogies are usually more complex than metaphors.
- Analogies are not interchangeable with metaphors.
- While metaphors can make strong connections, analogies typically provide a clearer explanation of a relationship.
- Metaphors can indeed be components of analogies.