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

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Analogies are more complex than metaphors.
Analogies are more complex than metaphors.

Metaphors can be parts of analogies.
Metaphors can be parts of analogies.

Metaphors make stronger connections than analogies.
Metaphors make stronger connections than analogies.

Analogies are interchangeable with metaphors.

Answer 1

The correct response is:

Metaphors can be parts of analogies.

Analogies and metaphors are both figures of speech, but an analogy is a comparison between two things that highlights their similarities and provides a deeper understanding, often involving more than one metaphor at a time. A metaphor is a direct comparison between two unlike things, implying that one is the other. Therefore, metaphors can be used as components in the larger structure of an analogy.