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Metaphors, Similies, and Alliteration

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  • Metaphor or Simile: She was brave as a lion on the rollercoaster.
    simile
  • Metaphor or Simile: Her heart is like gold.
    simile
  • Alliteration, yes or no: Clary closed her cluttered clothes closet.
    yes
  • Alliteration, yes or no: Paula picked at her piece of pecan pie.
    yes
  • Alliteration, yes or no: The trees were ablaze with color.
    no
  • Metaphor or Simile: He is a rock.
    metaphor
  • Metaphor or Simile: The siblings are walking on eggshells when together.
    metaphor
  • Metaphor or Simile: The mermaid’s tail is a rainbow after a storm.
    metaphor
  • Metaphor or Simile: The computers at school are old dinosaurs.
    metaphor
  • Metaphor or Simile: He was as sweet as honey to the new student.
    simile
  • Alliteration, yes or no: Rachel ran right until she realized she was running round and round.
    yes
  • Alliteration, yes or no: Ralph run along the rocky road.
    yes
  • Metaphor or Simile: He was a cheetah in the race.
    metaphor
  • Metaphor or Simile: Alex swims like a fish.
    similie
  • Alliteration, yes or no: Betty bounced the big, blue ball.
    yes
  • Alliteration, yes or no: Polly's prancing pony performed perfectly.
    yes
  • Metaphor or simile: She was as busy as popcorn on a skillet.
    simile
  • Alliteration, yes or no: The blue dress was pretty.
    no
  • Metaphor or Simile: The bar of soap was a slippery eel.
    metaphor
  • Alliteration, yes or no: Jane's coffee mug was full.
    no
  • Metaphor or Simile: She hit the ball into orbit.
    metaphor
  • Alliteration, yes or no: The boy buzzed around as busy as a bee.
    yes
  • Metaphor or Simile: He is as thin as a rail.
    simile
  • Metaphor or Simile: She is as sweet as candy.
    simile
  • Metaphor or Simile: The snow is a white blanket.
    metaphor
  • Metaphor or Simile: It's raining cats and dogs.
    metaphor
  • Alliteration, yes or no: The paper was stacked on the desk.
    no
  • Metaphor or Simile: Rapunzel’s hair was as soft as clouds.
    simile
  • Metaphor or Simile: She ran to the base as fast as a cheetah.
    simile
  • Alliteration, yes or no: Harry hurried home to watch football on TV.
    yes
  • Metaphor or Simile: Cinderella’s slippers were as shiny as the sun.
    simile
  • Alliteration, yes or no: Harry had had it and hit the hay.
    yes
  • Metaphor or Simile: The calm lake was a mirror about what was to come.
    metaphor
  • Metaphor or Simile: My mom was busy as a bee.
    simile
  • Alliteration, yes or no: Carol was upset when the library didn't have the book.
    no
  • Metaphor or Simile: The classroom was a zoo.
    metaphor
  • Metaphor or Simile: Alex is a fish in the water.
    Metaphor
  • Metaphor or Simile: The unicorn was as pink and fluffy as cotton candy.
    simile
  • Metaphor or Simile: The pitcher threw the ball as fast as lightning.
    simile
  • Alliteration, yes or no: We flew to Paris last year.
    no
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