
Metaphor
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9th Grade
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Danielle Dominguez
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A figure of speech that is used to make a comparison between two things that aren't alike but do have something in common
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Is a figure of speech
Is not meant to be taken literal
Is used in poems, novels, speeches, and conversations
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Metaphors help people vividly visualize unfamiliar concepts, explain new situations meaningfully, add variety and interest to a person's writing, or conversations create strong images and leave lasting
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Metaphors can be useful in expressing the extent or type of feelings a person is experiencing.
"His words cut deeper than a knife."
Words don't materialize into sharp objects. In this metaphor, someone has said something hurtful to another.
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I feel the stench of failure coming on.
Failure isn't fun but it doesn't smell. So, when this metaphor is used, it means one of life's disappointments is on the way.
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She's going through a rollercoaster of emotions.
Our emotions can't take a ride on a rollercoaster. This metaphor simply means the person's going through a lot of different moods.
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Multiple Choice
I think he's about to fade off to sleep.
This expression simply means that someone has drifted into a state of slumber.
This means you're just deeply angry.
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Multiple Choice
He is the apple of my eye.
The apple is someone held dear.
You don't get on with that person well.
That person has expensive taste.
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Multiple Choice
He really flared up my temper.
This expression simply means that someone has drifted into a state of slumber.
this signifies someone who's especially cheerful.
This means you're just deeply angry.
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Multiple Choice
She has such a bubbly personality.
This signifies someone who's short-tempered.
This signifies someone who's especially cheerful.
This signifies someone who likes drinks with bubbles.
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Multiple Choice
You light up my life.
Someone helps you.
Someone brings you a flashlight
Someone brings you joy.
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Multiple Choice
She was fishing for compliments.
This signifies someone who's especially cheerful.
This signifies a desire for accolades.
This means that someone has drifted off to sleep.
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He broke my heart.
Your heart is broken because someone stabs you.
You're heart is broken as you fell onto the ground.
you're just feeling hurt and sad.
A figure of speech that is used to make a comparison between two things that aren't alike but do have something in common
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