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This document defines two figures of speech - simile and metaphor. A simile explicitly compares two unlike things using "like" or "as", while a metaphor implicitly compares two unlike things without using "like" or "as". Both figures of speech highlight a common quality or characteristic between the two elements being compared.

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SPEECH

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IS A FIGURE OF SPEECH WHICH MAKES A
COMPARISON BETWEEN TWO UNLIKE
ELEMENTS HAVING AT LEAST ONE QUALITY
OR CHARACTERISTIC IN COMMON.

ILSEIM
ANSWER

SIMILE

IS A FIGURE OF SPEECH WHICH AN IMPLICIT
COMPARISON IS MADE BETWEEN TWO
THINGS USUALLY UNLIKE .

ATPOHERM
ANSWER

METAPHOR

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1. FIGURE QUIT OF SPEECH

3. IS A FIGURE OF SPEECH WHICH MAKES A COMPARISON BETWEEN TWO UNLIKE ELEMENTS HAVING AT LEAST ONE QUALITY OR CHARACTERISTIC IN COMMON. ILSEIM ANSWER

5. IS A FIGURE OF SPEECH WHICH AN IMPLICIT COMPARISON IS MADE BETWEEN TWO THINGS USUALLY UNLIKE . ATPOHERM ANSWER