Wonders 5 Unit 2 Week 2 Simile and Metaphor 2

Target Language or Knowledge:

What is a simile? Which of the following is a metaphor? What is the key difference between a simile and a metaphor? Which of the following is a simile? Which of the following words can't be used to shape a simile? Which of the following is a metaphor? She felt herself as big as an elephant. She is always a busy bee. What are the two things compared here? Which of the following is a simile? Which of the following is a metaphor?

A figure of speech that directly compare two different things using as or like. A type of poem using a specific rhyme. A comparison between two similar things. Time is a thief. Her smile was as bright as the sun. His courage was like a shield. Similes use as or like while metaphors do not. There is no difference between them. Similes are common in poetry while metaphors are not. He ran like a cheetah. He was a cheetah running He ran quickly. was as like True friends are two peas in a pod. True friends are like two peas in a pod. True friends are so close as two peas in a pod. Simile Metaphor None She to a bee. A bee to her. Bees to people He felt his tongue dry as a bone. He felt his tongue a dry bone. He felt his tongue dry. The car ran over the ball and made it a pancake. The car ran over the ball and made it flat like a pancake. The car ran over the ball qickly.