Tenor and Vehicle in metaphor

What is the tenor in this simile:
When my great uncles drives, he is as slow as a turtle. 

• my great uncle
• the turtle

What is the tenor in this simile:
My mom was as excited as a kid on Christmas morning when we got a pool.

• a kid on Christmas morning
• my mom

What is the tenor in this simile:

My grandma is as sweet as sugar.

• my grandma
• sugar
• sweetness

What is the tenor in this simile:
His bike is so new, it is as shiny as a twinkling star. 

• a twinkling star
• his bike
• shiny

Is this a metaphor or simile?
Her new bedroom is like candy for the eyes.

• metaphor
• simile

What is the tenor of this simile:
She loves the water so much that in the pool, she's like a fish.

• a fish
• her love of the water

What is the tenor of this simile:

My cat is like a little tiger.

• tiger
• cat
• stripes

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What is the tenor of this metaphor:
Langley is a pig when he eats.

• a pig
• Langley
• manners
• oinking

What is the tenor of this metaphor:

When I heard that my sister broke the case of roses and didn't admit it, I was surprised because she's usually such an angel.

• an angel
• my sister

What is the tenor of this simile:

My best friend and I are like two peas in a pod.

• my best friend and I
• my best friend
• two peas in a pod