Literary Word Choice Quick Check 3 of 53 of 5 Items Question How are similes and metaphors similar?(1 point) Responses Both say something is like something else. Both say something is like something else. Both compare two unlike things. Both compare two unlike things. Both are denotations. Both are denotations. Both say something is something else. Both say something is something else. Skip to navigation page 13 of 13

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The correct response to how similes and metaphors are similar is: Both compare two unlike things.

While similes specifically use "like" or "as" to make the comparison, metaphors assert that one thing is another, but both serve the function of drawing a comparison between two different concepts or objects.

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