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A metaphor says one thing is another thing.  \n________  \n________  \n________  \n________  \n________  \n________  \n________  \n________  \n________  \n________  \nMom is a bear in the mornings.  \nBefore the teacher arrived, the classroom was a zoo Her smile is as bright as the sun.  \nThe friends are like two peas in a pod. Life is but a dream.  \nHer skin is soft like velvet.  \nMy brother is a couch potato.  \nThe kids’ room is a disaster zone.  \nThank you very much; you are an angel.  \nThis room is as cold as ice.  \n.  \nWrite a simile:    \nWrite a metaphor:    \nSimiles or metaphors  \nGrade 4 Vocabulary Worksheet  \nAnswers:  \nA simile compares two things with \"like\" or \"as\". A metaphor says one thing is another thing.  \n  M  Mom is a bear in the mornings.  \n  M  Before the teacher arrived, the classroom was a zoo   S  Her smile is as bright as the sun.  \n  S  The friends are like two peas in a pod.  \n  M  Life is but a dream.  \n  S  Her skin is soft like velvet.  \n  M  My brother is a couch potato.  \n  M  The kids’ room is a disaster zone.  \n  M  Thank you very much; you are an angel.  \n  S  This room is as cold as ice.  \n.  \nWrite a simile:    \nWrite a metaphor:","cbCailej5sA4VaLX","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailej5sA4VaLX","pdf",124339,"English","# Simile and Metaphor Exercises\n## Answer Key","[{\"question\":\"How is a simile defined in this worksheet?\",\"answer\":\"A simile is defined as a comparison between two things that uses the words like or as.\"},{\"question\":\"How does a metaphor differ from a simile according to the provided text?\",\"answer\":\"A metaphor differs from a simile by stating that one thing is another thing, rather than simply comparing them using specific connecting words.\"},{\"question\":\"What tasks are students required to perform in this worksheet?\",\"answer\":\"Students are asked to read a list of sentences and label them as either a simile or a metaphor, and they are also prompted to write their own examples of each.\"}]","Similes or Metaphors - Grade 4 Vocabulary Worksheet | PDF"]