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The words do not mean exactly what they say.  \n- A metaphor compares two unrelated things by stating that one thing is another.  \n- A simile compares two things, using the words “like” or “as.”  \nA . Read each phrase. Then circle whether it is a simile, a metaphor or neither.  \n\n| 1. | The classroom was a zoo. | Simile | Metaphor | Neither |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| 2. | The dog barked loudly. | Simile | Metaphor | Neither |\n| 3. | He ran like the wind. | Simile | Metaphor | Neither |\n| 4. | Her smile was sunshine. | Simile | Metaphor | Neither |\n\nB . Read each sentence. What type of figurative language is it, and what does it mean?  \n1. After running the race, Ben was as tired as a dog.  \nThis sentence is a:   (simile or metaphor) This means that:  \na. Ben wanted a dog.  \nb. Ben was very tired.  \nc. Ben was running with a dog.  \nd. He felt like barking.  \n2. The baby’s laugh was music to everyone’s ears.  \nThis sentence is a:   (simile or metaphor) This means that:  \na. The baby was playing instruments.  \nb. The baby was very loud.  \nc. The baby’s laugh sounded pleasant.  \nd. The baby liked music.  \n3. During the test, my brain felt like it was wrapped in fog.  \nThis sentence is a:   (simile or metaphor)  \nThis means that:  \na. I could not think clearly.  \nb. My brain was outside.  \nc. I was cold.  \nd. I saw clouds.  \n4. The classroom was a circus during group work.  \nThis sentence is a:   (simile or metaphor)  \nThis means that:  \na. There were clowns in the room.  \nb. The classroom was loud and out of control.  \nc. Students were performing tricks.  \nd. The classroom was quiet.  \nC. Read the simile and the metaphor. What do they mean? Explain them in your own words.  \n1. Simile:  \nHe was as busy as a bee.  \n____________________________________________________________________________  \n____________________________________________________________________________  \n2. Metaphor:  \nHer voice was music to my ears.  \n____________________________________________________________________________  \n____________________________________________________________________________  \nAnswers  \nA. Read each phrase. Then circle whether it is a simile, a metaphor or neither.  \n\n| 1. | The classroom was a zoo. | Simile | Metaphor\u003Cbr>| Neither |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| 2. | The dog barked loudly. | Simile | Metaphor | Neither\u003Cbr>|\n| 3. | He ran like the wind. | Simile\u003Cbr>| Metaphor | Neither |\n| 4. | Her smile was sunshine. | Simile | Metaphor\u003Cbr>| Neither |\n\nB. Read each sentence. What type of figurative language is it, and what does it mean?  \n1.  simile  \nb. Ben was very tired.  \n2.  metaphor  \nc. The baby’s laugh sounded pleasant.  \n3.  simile  \na. I could not think clearly.  \n4.  metaphor  \nb. The classroom was loud and out of control.  \nC. Read the simile and the metaphor. What do they mean? Explain them in your own words.  \n1. Simile:  \nHe was as busy as a bee.  \nHe was very busy and working hard all the time.  \n2. 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