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Simile, Metaphor, Or Personification? (s, M, P)

There are different ways in which a writer can spice up their writing and the most common is the use of simile, metaphors and using different personifications. As a literature major what do you know about the use of these styles...

Questions: 12  |  Attempts: 5328
Simile And Metaphor Quiz

Read the statement and identify whether it is an example of a simile, metaphor or personification.

Questions: 32  |  Attempts: 101
  • Sample Question
    Jenny cooked the candy too long.  When she took it out of the oven it was hard as a rock.
Simile, Metaphor, Or Neither



Questions: 10  |  Attempts: 58
  • Sample Question
    The Statue of Liberty was much larger than I expected.
Identifying And Interpreting Similes


Questions: 5  |  Attempts: 53
  • Sample Question
    A simile compares two unlike things using like or as.
English - Similes

Test your English skill by taking this similes quiz. How good is your English? Take this quiz to find out! 

Questions: 15  |  Attempts: 33
  • Sample Question
    As  ?    as a    cucumber




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Simile Questions & Answers


What type of figure of speech is present here? The child looked around as his class galloped about the room, but he couldnt spot her.
This is an example of personification. Certainly, the subject to this statement is the child's class (or glass) that "galloped." Assuming that class meant glass, this is personification.
What is it? The Pacific is a bulging eyeball of water.
Metaphor...obviously. This is because it is comparing two objects (not anything nature) and does not use the word like or as.
When can we use simile instead of Metaphor?
Simile is used when the author wants to simply make a comparison. They use like or as to do this. “Red as a rose” is often used to describe a woman’s lips, while “strong as an ox” is a good quality for a prince to have.
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