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© 2005 www.teachit.co.uk 3483.doc Page 1 of 1 Understanding Similes and Metaphors Task: Draw the image. Underneath your picture, explain whether this is a metaphor or a simile and why you think the poet has chosen this image. 1. The boxer had an iron fist. 2. The birds on the telegraph wire looked like music notes on a page. 3. The car shot through the night like a bullet. 4. Her eyes were still, blue pools. 5. A simile of your choice. 6. Now a metaphor of your choice.

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  • 2005 www.teachit.co.uk 3483.doc Page 1 of 1

    Understanding Similes and Metaphors Task: Draw the image. Underneath your picture, explain whether this is a metaphor or a simile and why you think the poet has chosen this image. 1. The boxer had an iron fist. 2. The birds on the telegraph wire looked like music

    notes on a page.

    3. The car shot through the night like a bullet. 4. Her eyes were still, blue pools.

    5. A simile of your choice. 6. Now a metaphor of your choice.

  • 2008 www.teachit.co.uk 3483 - 7563 Page 1 of 1

    Understanding Similes and Metaphors

    Task: Draw a picture of the image. Is the sentence in the box a metaphor or a simile? Write down why you think the poet has chosen the image.

    1. The teacher was a raging lion. This is a simile / metaphor. The poet has chosen it because................................................................................................................................................

    2. He was as big as a house. This is a simile / metaphor. The poet has chosen it because................................................................................................................................................

    3. The car shot through the night like a bullet. This is a simile / metaphor. The poet has chosen it because ...............................................................................................................................................

    4. Her eyes were still, blue pools. This is a simile / metaphor. The poet has chosen it because ...............................................................................................................................................

    5. A simile of your choice (something is like something else). I chose this simile because.................................... ................................................................................

    6. Now a metaphor of your choice (something is something else). I chose this metaphor because............................... ................................................................................