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Simile vs Metaphor Challenge

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Identify figures of speech.

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Jezel D. Valenzuela
Jezel D. Valenzuela
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Identify figures of speech.

by Jezel D. Valenzuela
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Is this a simile or metaphor? 'The world is a stage, and all the men and women merely players.'

2

Is this a simile or metaphor? 'Elizabeth is a walking dictionary.'

3

Is this a simile or metaphor? 'The water was as clear as crystal.'

4

Is this a simile or metaphor? 'Jarold thinks that he is the class clown.'

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Is this a simile or metaphor? 'History repeats itself like a broken record.'

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Is this a simile or metaphor? 'Time is a thief.'

7

Is this a simile or metaphor? 'Her laughter rang like bells.'

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Is this a simile or metaphor? 'The classroom was a zoo.'

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Is this a simile or metaphor? 'The night sky glittered like a billion diamonds.'

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Is this a simile or metaphor? 'Her voice was velvet.'

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Metaphors make a direct comparison without like or as.

Direct claim without using like/as.

Uses 'as' to compare—classic simile.

States equality as a noun phrase; not using like/as.

Uses 'like' to compare—classic simile.

Directly equates time with a thief.

Uses 'like' to compare sound to bells.

A metaphor equating classroom to a zoo.

Uses 'like' to compare appearance.

Direct, poetic description without like/as.

 
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