Log

word, idea, reason, speech

• A-nal-o-gy• A-pol-o-gy• Di-a-log• Ep-i-logue• Eu-lo-gy• Log-book• Log-i-cal• Lo-go• Mon-o-logue• Pro-logue

Analogy (n)

– Words that:• Draw Comparisons• Draw Similarities

My friend made the analogy that blue is to sky as green is to grass.

Apology (n)

• Words:– Expressing regret,

or asking to be

excused from an

action.

I wrote a letter of apology to my neighbors when I broke their window.

Dialog (n)

• A conversation– Between two or more

people- Words shared

between people

I listened to the dialog in the movie.

Epilogue (n)

• A short section:– Added to the end of

a book- A short poem or

speech directly to the

audience at the end of

a play

After I finished reading the story, I read the epilogue at the end.

Eulogy (n)

• Kind words:– Spoken about a

person who has

passed away

- High praise

My dad gave the eulogy at my grandfather’s funeral.

Logbook (n)

• An official record:– A book in which

information is written in

a timely manner.

The captain recorded information about the storm in the logbook.

Logical (adj)

• A statement,

thought, or action

that is reasonable– Words that make

sense

I came up with a logical explanation for why I was not asleep yet.

Logo (n)

• A word, name,

symbol, or

trademark– Designed for easy

recognition

I looked at the logo on the outside of the office building.

Monologue (n)

• A long speech:– Made by one

person- A continuous

series of jokes

delivered by a

comedian

I listened to the actor recite their monologue.

Prologue (n)

• Introduction or

preface– An introductory

chapter at the

beginning of a book

or play

I read the prologue at the beginning of the book.