Spawn of a heartless heaven. Heat wave – a series of hot days. Q. —Robert Southey: 83 Sun Colors. sailing across a calm sea. The sun in the middle of Summer. A. A cry as of a seabird in the wind. Simile smiles to brighten your day. SURVEY . it is a gold coin. Shone like a single star, serene in a night of darkness. the Sun is a milk bottle’s gold top. Name the figurative language used: "After a long day of hiking, he slept like a log." —Alciphron Smiled, as mountains smile to see the spring. Steadfast as someone’s loyalty. —Robert Southey: 82: Shone like the waves that glow around a midnight keel in liquid light. Hyperbole. floating in a puddle. The word "fire" exaggerates the sun's heat to create an oppressive tone. Simile. Metaphor: The Red River loops snakily through the valley. —Robert Southey: 80: Shone like silver in the sunshine. Sun and sunshine similes with starter phrases in an attractive frame with picture prompts all round, for Yrs 2-4 approx. SURVEY . (Poor thing) A little breeze ran through the corn like a swift serpent. Q. Danielle Black • 4 years ago A bright, Summer's day. Simile. Shining like a golden coin in the limitless sky. ... a cup of hot cocoa on a snowy day. Here are a few dozen with attribution: The smiles of his dark-blue eyes sparkle like the sea when first lighted up by the rays of the sun. Squirming like a worm in hot ashes. The following list provides a starter palette of color adjectives for the sun. For example: 'The light was as bright as the sun' gives us more description then 'the light was bright'. the Sun is an orange dinghy. Sunglasses / shades – dark glasses to protect the eyes from the sun. 30 seconds . “The sun looked like a golden coin in the sky.” --In this example, the sun is being compared to something that looks similar. A to O Example: "Her smile was bright AS the sun." Personification. Similes for warm. 30 seconds . Simile: The Red River loops through the valley like a snake. Warm as a brooding hen. (Really??) To catch the sun / to catch some rays – to go outside and enjoy the sunshine. answer choices . the Sun is a yellow beach ball. dropped down a drain in Heaven. Simile: The sun was like a ball of fire. Metaphor: The sun was a ball of fire. Hot as a cinder on someone’s skin. Simile: After the audition, Alina felt as light as a feather. Which statement best interprets the simile used in the sentence? B. Sun screen / sun lotion / sun tan lotion – lotion to protect the skin from the sun’s UV rays and avoid sunburn And when it’s sunny, I like to – (line for filling). on a sheet of pale blue paper. Lily Evelyn • 3 years ago A cover in winter. Metatphor. Simile- a comparison of 2 unlike things using the words "like" as or resembles. Question 3 . Writers use similes and metaphors to create a clear picture for their readers. kicked high into the summer sky. The magic of Southern speech is in the similes and metaphors and other allusions. Wes Magee Alliteration. it is a red thumb-print. It’s hot as Hades (Though no one really knows how hot it is there) A cluster of stars hang like fruit in a tree. The sun's rays blazed through the leaves like drops of fire. The word "blazed" suggests that the sun is purposely trying burn the leaves. More hot weather vocabulary. The sun is as hot as, as yellow as, as bright as, as round as…, and as - (gap for idea) as. Tags: Question 4 . The orange juice company Tropicana created what looks like a sun … —Robert Southey: 81: Shone like the brook that o’er its pebbled course runs glittering gayly to the noontide sun. Metaphor: After the audition, Alina floated home, her feet barely touching the ground.
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