Which sentence is a simile?

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Multiple Choice

Which sentence is a simile?

Explanation:
Similes compare two things using like or as to create a vivid image. The sentence that says the city shone like a jewel is a simile because it directly uses like to compare the city’s shine to that of a jewel. The other options convey metaphorical images without using like or as to make a direct comparison, so they’re not similes.

Similes compare two things using like or as to create a vivid image. The sentence that says the city shone like a jewel is a simile because it directly uses like to compare the city’s shine to that of a jewel. The other options convey metaphorical images without using like or as to make a direct comparison, so they’re not similes.

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