English, 11.03.2021 01:00 delaneyjane2035

Label each sentence as an example of a metaphor, simile, alliteration, or personification. Your answer may be one word. 1) Love is a red rose.

2) He sleeps like a baby.

3) The thunder roared and shook my window.

4) Tiny Tim took my tuna!

5) They are as tall as a giraffe.

6) The lonely lighthouse stood tall on the cliffside.

7) Sally sold shells on the sea shore.

8) My shoes smell like garbage.

9) My sister is the devil.

10) Life is a journey.

11) While I nodded, nearly napping, there came a tapping.

12) The sunlight danced across the waves of the ocean.

13) The old stairs creaked and groaned as I made my way up.

14) She knows everything! She's a walking encyclopedia!

15) Life is a carousel, always turning and giving new sights to see.

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