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“After playing in the snow all day, Robert’s skin was as cold as ice.” Simile, metaphor or hyperbole?

“Alice’s eyes are as blue as the ocean.” Metaphor, simile or personification?

“The table sighed under the weight of Anna’s books.” Personification, hyperbole or simile?

“Jack sneezes as loud as a lion’s roar.” Metaphor, simile or hyperbole?

“Henry jumped like a kangaroo.” Simile, metaphor, or hyperbole?

“I’m so hungry I could eat a hundred pizzas!” Metaphor, simile or hyperbole?

“Matthew is as hungry as a bear after hibernation.” Simile, metaphor, or personification?

“Annie’s eyes were two diamonds sparkling in the sunlight. “ Metaphor, simile or hyperbole?

“Books are airplanes ready to take their passengers to any destination.” Metaphor, simile or hyperbole?

“It’s hot enough outside to boil water.” Personification, hyperbole or simile?

“It will take a million years to finish this homework assignment.” Simile, metaphor or hyperbole?

“The phone yelled at Carmen to answer it.” Metaphor, simile, or personification?

“This stack of books is bigger than my house.” Simile, personification or hyperbole?

“The trees nodded to John as he passed by.” Personification, metaphor or hyperbole?

“The chocolate cake begged to be eaten.” Metaphor, personification or hyperbole?

“The tree is a soldier guarding the entrance.” Metaphor, simile or hyperbole?

“The sun grinned at Jane as she walked to school.” Metaphor, personification or hyperbole?