Similes and Metaphors

She danced like a butterfly in flight.

• simile

• metaphor

• neither

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It was raining cats and dogs

• simile

• metaphor

• neither

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I really like eggs and bacon.

• simile

• metaphor

• neither

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Her lips were burning ashes from a fire after she ate the nachos.

• simile

• metaphor

• neither

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The best meaning of this simile is:

The socks smelled like a trash truck had lived in them for 10 years.

• The socks were old.

• The socks had a bad odor.

• The socks were dirty.

• None of the above.

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His feet floated above the dance floor as he danced along.

• He was light

• He was dancing well.

• He was a ghost

• none of the above.

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Asking Jenny the answer was like asking Google.

• She will get you the answer by researching it.

• She is good with technology

• She knows a lot of information

• None of the above

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What is being conveyed?

Her lips were cherries

• Her lips were fruity.

• Her lips were red

• Her lips were full

• none of the above.

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The bags felt like I was carrying bricks.

• They were square

• The bags are full

• The bags will break

• none of the above

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True or false?

Similes and metaphors compare two things that have like or similar qualities.

• true

• false

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