Question

first identify if the following sentence is a simile or a metaphor: simile metaphor then underline the two objects that are being compared to each other. the test was a walk in the park. find the origin and meaning of the idiom. then use it in a sentence. “face the music” origin: meaning: sentence: reunited prefix: base or root: suffix: circle the misspelled word and write it correctly in the space below. freind publish below choose the synonym for: exhausting refreshing tiring easy labor

Explanation:

Question 1

• A metaphor directly states one thing is another. Here, “the test” is compared to “a walk in the park” without using “like” or “as” (which would make it a simile).

Question 2

• Origin: It may have originated from actors facing the orchestra (music) when going on stage, ready for whatever comes (including criticism).
• Meaning: To accept the consequences of one’s actions, often when it’s unpleasant.
• Sentence: After breaking the vase, he had to face the music and tell his parents.

Question 3

• Prefix: “re -” (means again)
• Base or root: “unite” (the main part of the word with core meaning)
• Suffix: “- ed” (makes it past tense)

Question 4

• “freind” is misspelled. The correct spelling is “friend”.

Question 5

• “Exhausting” means very tiring. So “tiring” is its synonym.

Answer:

1. Metaphor. Underlined: the test and a walk in the park

2.

• Origin: May relate to actors facing the orchestra (music) on stage.
• Meaning: To accept consequences (often unpleasant) of one’s actions.
• Sentence: After breaking the vase, he had to face the music and tell his parents.

1. Prefix: re -; Base or root: unite; Suffix: - ed
2. Circle “freind” and write “friend”
3. Tiring