Educational worksheet for identifying similes and metaphors with examples and fill-in-the-blank activities.

Worksheet titled "Similes and Metaphor" from SplashLearn, featuring exercises to identify and complete similes and metaphors.

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1. S (simile - "looks like a horse" compares dog to horse using "like")
2. M (metaphor - "such an angel" directly calls Will an angel)
3. M (metaphor - "a ferocious lioness" directly calls Misty a lioness)
4. S (simile - "as soft as the fur of a cat" compares carpet to cat fur using "as...as")
5. M (metaphor - "Helen is a polar bear" directly calls Helen a polar bear; "Her room is freezing" is a metaphor for cold)

B
1. Usain Bolt is as fast as a cheetah.
2. My sister looked so beautiful at her wedding, she seemed like a princess.
3. Her house was so huge, it was as big as a mansion.

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