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Which sentence correctly uses a simile to compare shapes?

• The clouds were fluffy like cotton candy.

• The clouds were fluffy cotton candy.

• The clouds were fluffy as cotton candy.

• The clouds were fluffy cotton candy-like.

Identify the metaphor in the following sentence: 'The moon was a ghostly galleon tossed upon cloudy seas.'

• The moon was a ghostly galleon.

• Tossed upon cloudy seas.

• The moon was tossed.

• Ghostly galleon upon seas.

Choose the sentence that uses personification to compare shapes.

• The wind whispered through the trees.

• The wind was a gentle breeze.

• The wind was like a gentle breeze.

• The wind was a gentle whisper.

Which of the following sentences uses an analogy to compare shapes?

• The car was as fast as a cheetah.

• The car was a cheetah on the road.

• The car zoomed like a cheetah.

• The car was cheetah-like in speed.

Select the sentence that uses a hyperbole to compare shapes.

• The mountain was as tall as the sky.

• The mountain touched the sky.

• The mountain was sky-high.

• The mountain was a sky-toucher.

Which sentence uses an idiom to compare shapes?

• The project was a piece of cake.

• The project was easy as pie.

• The project was cake-like in ease.

• The project was easy pie.

Identify the sentence that uses alliteration to compare shapes.

• The slippery slope was a silent slide.

• The slippery slope was silent.

• The slope was slippery and silent.

• The slope was a silent slippery slide.

Choose the sentence that uses onomatopoeia to compare shapes.

• The thunder clapped loudly.

• The thunder was loud.

• The thunder clapped like a drum.

• The thunder was a loud clap.