Identify the simile

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Andrew is as sly as a fox.

• Andrew is as sly

• is as sly as a fox

• as sly as a fox

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He was as nervous as a cat around a room full of rocking chairs.

• as a cat around a room

• nervous as a cat

• He was nervous

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Annastasia had a smile as sweet as sugar.

• as sweet as sugar

• had a smile as sweet

• Annastasia had a smile

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After he finished playing the basketball game, his hair was oily like fried chicken.

• oily like fried chicken

• his hair was oily

• After he finished playing the basketball

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Sylvia’s new lotion made her face as smooth as a baby’s skin.

• her face smooth as

• Sylvia's new lotion made face smooth

• as smooth as a baby's skin

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My two-year-old cousin was as bouncy as a bunny when she got outside.

• bouncy bunny

• as bouncy as a bunny

• My two-year-old cousin was bouncy

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The new science book is as heavy as an elephant!

• The new science book is heavy

• heavy elephant

• as heavy as an elephant

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The extra glue was as sticky as syrup on their fingers.

• as sticky as a syrup

• the was sticky

• The extra glue was sticky

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Mr. Hanson, the P.E. teacher, is as strong as an Olympic athlete.

• Mr. Hanson is an Olympic athlete

• as strong as an Olympic athlete

• the PE teacher is strong

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My mom’s tea is as hot as the sun!

• tea is hot

• sun is hot

• as hot as a sun