Similie and Metaphor

The freeway is a parking lot because of the accident. What does the metaphor mean?

• You can park your car there.

• The freeway is large.

• The cars are not moving.

• There is no traffic.

Identify if the figurative language is a simile or a metaphor. What two things are being compared? "The dress was made just for me, so it fits like a glove."

The teasing continued until Misha was like a volcano ready to erupt. What does the simile mean?

• Misha is not kind to others.

• Misha is in danger.

• Misha is being teased.

• Misha is extremely angry.

Identify if the figurative language is a simile or a metaphor. What two things are being compared? His words were like cotton candy.

Once the wind blew sand in Kyle's eyes, he couldn't stop blinking. Which simile best describes Kyle's eyelids?

• They fluttered like butterflies.

• They sparkled like stars.

• They were as hot as a skillet.

• They were as soft as silk.

Identify if the figurative language is a simile or a metaphor. What two things are being compared? Our coach is an ogre, so don't be late to practice.

Life is a rollercoaster of emotional ups and downs. What does the metaphor mean?

• Life is dangerous.

• Life is always fun.

• Life has good and bad times.

• Life is difficult.

Identify if the figurative language is a simile or a metaphor. What two things are being compared? America is a melting pot of cultures and ethnicities.

What does the simile mean? Leah's heart is like stone, so I didn't expect her to care.

• Leah doesn't show emotions.

• Leah needs a blanket.

• Leah isn't feeling well.

• Leah is intelligent.

Identify if the figurative language is a simile or a metaphor. What two things are being compared? The snow covered the cars in a white blanket.