Underline the similes/metaphors
in each of the sentences below and identify whether they are similes or metaphors.
No.
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Sentences
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Simile
or Metaphor
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1.
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The pirate had manners
like a savage.
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2.
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The Captain’s salt-worn face was as
rough as the barnacles crusting the hull of his ship.
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3.
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Jill
was as white as a ghost when she saw the pirate-ship approaching.
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4.
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Trapped in a dead calm, the ship’s
sails hung as limp and useless as patched socks hanging from a clothesline.
|
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5.
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The
navy patrol prowls for pirates in the region and makes sure the crew is ever ready
to roar into action.
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6.
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Rain
pelted the men aboard the ship, an angry lashing of tears from an unforgiving
sea mistress.
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7.
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The
crew feared their captain as he was tough as nails and would spare no one who
disobeyed his orders.
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