English-Simile and Metaphor

What is Simile?

• Direct comparison which is introduced with words.

• Imdirect comparison where in 1 thing is spoken of being another

• Both a & b

• Neither a nor b

What is metaphor?

• When an inanimate object,an abstract motion,or something that is not human is given a human quality!

• ‘Indirect Comparison’ wherein one thing is spoken of ‘being’ another.

• ‘Indirect Comparison’ wherein one thing is spoken of ‘being’ another.

• None of the above

Example of simile:-

• How time does fly!

• You are as good as your sister!

• Both a & b

• She falls like a tear from the eyes of a bride.

Example of Simile?

• Cinnamon, sweet as a lullaby from a mother’s mouth.

• • The children have been as busy as bees while preparing for the picnic.

• • Trees are the lungs of Earth

• • Frederick’s pockets were a storehouse for a million things

The children is -- playful -- kitten today.

Answer explanation

If you answered like (as,as) or (as, as) or (as ,as) then consider your answer correct!

Words used to finish the sentence of simile

• as...as

• Being

• Like

Simile is a direct comparison

• True

• False

Simile is a --- comparison

Write the definition of metaphor

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Answer explanation

'Indirect Comparison' wherein one thing is spoken of 'being' another

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Answer explanation

‘Direct Comparison’ which is introduced with words such as ‘like’ and ‘as…as.’