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How is an analogy different from a metaphor?

A: an analogy shows the logical relationship between two things while a metaphor states that one thing is another
B: an analogy shows the emotional connection between two things while a metaphor states that one thing is like another
C: an analogy shows the differences between two things while a metaphor shows how they are the same
D: an analogy states that the parts of something fit to make a whole while a metaphor states that the parts are all separate

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Answer:

A: an analogy shows the logical relationship between two things while a metaphor states that one thing is another

Explanation:

A metaphor is an implicit simile, while analogy is an explicit one. Put differently, a metaphor is literally false, while an analogy is literally true. Metaphors need a bit more imagination to interpret, while analogies are readily apparent. ... "My cat is a rock" is a metaphor.

Answer:

A) an analogy shows the logical relationship between two things while a metaphor states that one thing is another

Explanation:

Analogies are comparisons in which ideas are or things are compared to another idea or thing that is completely different from it. A metaphor, on the other hand, is a literary device that compares to different things, by stating that one is the other.

Analogy example: He is as tall as a dinosaur.

Metaphor example: He is a dinosaur.

Analogy example: That car is as fast as a rocket.

Metaphor: That car is a rocket.

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