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Figurative Set #1, (Similes, metaphors & personi ...

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  • Comparing one thing with another without using "like" or "as" is called a __________________.
    metaphor
  • Books are the keys to your imagination.
    Metaphor
  • Look at the stars! They are sparkling diamonds. 
    Metaphor
  • ______________________ is used to give an animal or object human traits or characteristics.
    Personification
  • Tommy is a palm tree. Look how tall he is!
    Metaphor
  • The kids were like monkeys on the jungle gym.
    Simile
  • The man turned suddenly into a raging bull. 
    Metaphor
  • What is the difference between a SIMILE and a METAPHOR?
    Simile (Comparing two things using like or as) Metaphor (Comparing two things without using like or as)
  • Sara was a flying canary after all.
    Metaphor
  •  The snowflakes are dancing in the air. 
    Personification
  • I am a night owl. I do all my assignments at night. 
    Metaphor
  • Ben's temper was like a volcano, ready to explode.
    Simile
  • They always fight like cats and dogs. Super disturbing to their neighbours! 
    Simile
  • Susan is like a walking encyclopedia. She is so knowledgeable.
    Simile
  •  Laila is a shining star today! 
    Metaphor
  • The strawberries reddened telling me, "I taste so good!"
    personification
  • Comparing one thing with another using "like" or "as" is called a _____________.
    simile
  • She zoomed like a rocket. 
    Simile
  • The kids are as beautiful as little daisies. Super attractive! 
    Simile
  • The calm lake was a mirror. You could see your face reflected with all expressions and gestures on it.
    Metaphor
  • The parrot's eyes talked to me, " Set me free . . . out of this cage . . . out of this prison!" 
    Personification
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