Answers: Hello! My answers are formatted like this: Sentence. = Simile, Metaphor, or Analogy
- Craig's profile is sculpted like marble. = Simile (Or so I think...?)
- He is a machine, working nonstop for over nine hours! = Metaphor
- Jade's smile is radiant as a sunburst. = Simile
- Meow is to cat as bark is to dog. = Analogy
- Life is a bowl of cherries. = Metaphor
- My teacher is a prison guard when it comes to giving passes. = Metaphor
- Shay ran the last lap like a gazelle. = Simile
- Sit is to sat as bring is to brought. = Analogy
- Three is to triangle as four is to square. = Analogy
- With fury in his eyes, Sean fought like a wild animal. = Simile
Explanations: I hope my answers were decent enough, but here are some explanations if you need them!
- An analogy is a comparison of two things to show off their similarities. It doesn't always have to seem grammatically correct.
- Similies are a figure of speech that also involves comparing two objects. In this case, however, "like" and "as" are commonly used when making comparisons.
- Lastly, a metaphor is a figure of speech that describes an object or action in a way that isn't literally true but helps explain an idea or make a comparison.
I hope that this helps you out in some way. Please let me know if you have any questions or comments! :)
