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ELA 6 Poetry Name: Date: Mod: Figurative Language Metaphors A metaphor states that one thing is something else. It is a comparison, but it does NOT use like or as to make the comparison. For example:

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How to fill out figurative language metaphors:

1. Start by identifying what you want to compare using a metaphor. This could be a person, object, or concept.
2. Think about the qualities or characteristics of the thing you want to compare. What makes it unique or interesting?
3. Find a comparison that accurately captures the essence of the thing you want to compare. This could involve using words like "like" or "as."
4. Write out your metaphor using clear and concise language. Make sure it is easy to understand but still captures the intended meaning.
5. Review your metaphor and make any necessary revisions or improvements. Consider if it effectively conveys the desired message.

Who needs figurative language metaphors:

1. Writers and poets often use figurative language metaphors to add depth and interest to their writing. Metaphors can help create vivid imagery and make abstract concepts more relatable.
2. Speakers and presenters can use metaphors in their speeches to engage and captivate their audience. Metaphors can make complex ideas more accessible and memorable.
3. Teachers and educators may use metaphors when teaching difficult or abstract concepts. Metaphors can aid in comprehension and help students make connections between new information and prior knowledge.

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What is figurative language metaphors?

Figurative language metaphors are literary devices used to make comparisons between different things, often using symbolism or imagery.

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There is no official filing requirement for figurative language metaphors as they are typically used in writing and literature for artistic expression.

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Figurative language metaphors are not something that needs to be filled out like a form, but rather crafted and incorporated into writing or speech.

What is the purpose of figurative language metaphors?

The purpose of figurative language metaphors is to add depth and meaning to the language used, creating vivid mental pictures and engaging the reader or listener.

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Figurative language metaphors do not require any specific information to be reported, as they are a literary device rather than a formal report.

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