floating in a puddle. Simile. SURVEY . Q. it is a gold coin. Q. Similes for warm. Shone like a single star, serene in a night of darkness. Danielle Black • 4 years ago A bright, Summer's day. Sun Colors. —Robert Southey: 83 Example: "Her smile was bright AS the sun." The magic of Southern speech is in the similes and metaphors and other allusions. on a sheet of pale blue paper. Simile- a comparison of 2 unlike things using the words "like" as or resembles. the Sun is an orange dinghy. Metaphor: The Red River loops snakily through the valley. A cry as of a seabird in the wind. Shining like a golden coin in the limitless sky. Alliteration. Which statement best interprets the simile used in the sentence? Warm as a brooding hen. B. —Robert Southey: 82: Shone like the waves that glow around a midnight keel in liquid light. the Sun is a yellow beach ball. Steadfast as someone’s loyalty. SURVEY . —Alciphron Smiled, as mountains smile to see the spring. Sun and sunshine similes with starter phrases in an attractive frame with picture prompts all round, for Yrs 2-4 approx. For example: 'The light was as bright as the sun' gives us more description then 'the light was bright'. Hot as a cinder on someone’s skin. Wes Magee Metatphor. A to O To catch the sun / to catch some rays – to go outside and enjoy the sunshine. Squirming like a worm in hot ashes. answer choices . Name the figurative language used: "After a long day of hiking, he slept like a log." 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. sailing across a calm sea. The word "blazed" suggests that the sun is purposely trying burn the leaves. More hot weather vocabulary. Writers use similes and metaphors to create a clear picture for their readers. Heat wave – a series of hot days. Spawn of a heartless heaven. Tags: Question 4 . The following list provides a starter palette of color adjectives for the sun. 30 seconds . Simile: The sun was like a ball of fire. The orange juice company Tropicana created what looks like a sun … ... a cup of hot cocoa on a snowy day. A. And when it’s sunny, I like to – (line for filling). dropped down a drain in Heaven. Metaphor: The sun was a ball of fire. “The sun looked like a golden coin in the sky.” --In this example, the sun is being compared to something that looks similar. —Robert Southey: 80: Shone like silver in the sunshine. The sun in the middle of Summer. Simile smiles to brighten your day. Simile: After the audition, Alina felt as light as a feather. (Really??) Personification. Sunglasses / shades – dark glasses to protect the eyes from the sun. Simile: The Red River loops through the valley like a snake. Question 3 . The word "fire" exaggerates the sun's heat to create an oppressive tone. 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 is as hot as, as yellow as, as bright as, as round as…, and as - (gap for idea) as. The sun's rays blazed through the leaves like drops of fire. kicked high into the summer sky. Lily Evelyn • 3 years ago A cover in winter. —Robert Southey: 81: Shone like the brook that o’er its pebbled course runs glittering gayly to the noontide sun. it is a red thumb-print. Sun screen / sun lotion / sun tan lotion – lotion to protect the skin from the sun’s UV rays and avoid sunburn (Poor thing) A little breeze ran through the corn like a swift serpent. the Sun is a milk bottle’s gold top. Metaphor: After the audition, Alina floated home, her feet barely touching the ground. 30 seconds . Hyperbole. Simile.