Final Answer:
1. She is my shining star.
My Reasoning: A star shines brightly in the night sky, just like how she stands out and brings light to others—without using “like” or “as.”
2. He is a lion.
My Reasoning: Lions are brave and strong leaders; this compares his courage and leadership to a lion’s nature—no “like” or “as.”
3. My phone is an old relic.
My Reasoning: A relic is something ancient and outdated, which fits how the phone feels—old-fashioned and no longer useful—without using comparison words.
4. His eyes were windows to his soul.
My Reasoning: Windows let you see inside a house; here, his eyes let you see his true feelings or thoughts—this is a metaphor, not a simile.
Write a metaphor about you:
I am a compass.
(My Reasoning: A compass always points north and helps guide others—I stay steady and help people find their way.)
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of what is a metaphor worksheet.
