“Red” is the color of a rose AS yellow is the “color” of the “sun” AS “green” is the color of “grass”. The word “house” is synonyms for “home” AS the word “car” is a synonym for “automobile” as is a synonym for “jet”. To reduce the length of (a written text) condense: The editor abridged the manuscript by cutting out two chapters. 13501400 Middle English < Middle French abreg (i)er < Medieval Latin abbrevire.
to reduce or lessen in duration, scope, or extent diminish curtail: to abridge a visit. Thus, a Bridge Map provides a visual image for creating and interpreting analogies. to shorten by omissions while retaining the basic contents: to abridge a book. The bridge can continue with more relating factors.On the right side of the bridge, write in the second pair of things that have the same relationship connected with an “AS”.In each pair, the item at the top relates to the bottom item in the same way.First, identify the “relating factors” between the pairs that are being shared.The most common uses for a Bridge Map are scientific concepts, historic events, and mathematical relationships.Īs shown in the examples below, the relating factor is a similar pair of words (or phrase) that fits both sides of an analogy. This technique identifies similarities between relationships and creates analogies between a pair of words. The Editor reserves the right to abridge readers ’ letters.
A bridge map helps us show relationships between two ideas, topics, areas, etc. to produce a shorter form of a book, play etc by making cuts in the original.
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