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Identifying Types of Figurative Language
Drag and drop each example of figurative language into the correct category.
It's hard as steel.
She's an encyclopedia.
He's crafty like a fox.
We're just old news.
I'm strong like a bull.
I'm spreading my wings.
Metaphor
Simile



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The answer explains the types of figurative language used in the given examples, distinguishing between similes and metaphors.


Explanation:

Simile: 'He's crafty like a fox.' 'We're just old news.' 'That bread was hard as a rock.'

Metaphor: 'It's hard as steel.' 'She's an encyclopedia.' 'I'm strong like a bull.'

By using figurative language like similes and metaphors, writers enhance their writing by creating vivid images and comparisons. Similes use 'like' or 'as' to compare two things, while metaphors make direct implicit comparisons between unlike things.


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