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 \nMy grandmother is as wise as an owl.  \nHis answer was as clear as mud.  \nDuring the test she was as cool as a cucumber.  \nI feel as fit as a fiddle.  \nThe night is as black as coal.  \nHer skateboard was as fast as lightning!  \nSimiles  \nGrade 3 Vocabulary Worksheet  \nAnswers:  \nSimiles make comparisons using the words \"like\" or \"as\".  \nThis week I have worked like a dog.   \n~~Did you take your bike out on the trail? ~~  \nMy grandmother is as wise as an owl.   \nHis answer was as clear as mud.  \nDuring the test she was as cool as a cucumber.  I feel as fit as a fiddle.   \nThe night is as black as coal.  \nHer skateboard was as fast as lightning!","cbCaiqvbRg4Nf41c","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqvbRg4Nf41c","pdf",45458,"English","# Introduction to Similes\n## Sentence Evaluation Exercise\n## Answer Key","[{\"question\":\"What defines a simile according to this worksheet?\",\"answer\":\"A simile is defined as a phrase that makes comparisons using the specific words \\\"like\\\" or \\\"as.\\\"\"},{\"question\":\"How should students handle sentences that do not contain similes?\",\"answer\":\"Students are instructed to cross out the entire sentence if it does not contain a simile.\"},{\"question\":\"What are some examples of similes included in the practice?\",\"answer\":\"Examples provided include \\\"worked like a dog,\\\" \\\"as wise as an owl,\\\" \\\"as clear as mud,\\\" and \\\"as cool as a cucumber.\\\"\"}]","Similes - Grade 3 Vocabulary Worksheet | PDF"]