Literal and Nonliteral / Figurative Language Meanings

It's a jungle out there. The streets are crazy.

It's going to take a million year to finish this game.

Its been raining a long time. I can't wait until its over.

Chelsea is such a brain. She knows everything. What does this metaphor mean?

I almost died of embarassment.

If you don't listen to me I am going to beat you with a wet noodle.

Mrs. Craun has a ton of papers to grade.

Tim is first at calculating math problems. He is a computer. What does this metaphor mean?

My computer is such a dinosaur. What does this metaphor probably mean?;

The school bell is music to Dallin's ears. What does this metaphor mean?

It is raining buckets of water outside. What does this metaphor probably mean?

Inside the car was an oven after it sat in the sun all day.

I feel as old as the hills.

It took you a very long time to get here.

It can take a while to get into the swing of things when moving to a new school. What does "get into the swing of things

That horse is smart. It got out of its pen.

You are my best friend. I can't live without you.

Jacob has a bottomless pit for a stomach. What does this metaphor most likely mean?

I ran so fast she ate my dust.

Hey, don't spill the beans about tonight's surprise party. What does spill the beans mean in this sentence?

James turned his room upside down trying to find his soccer ball. What does turning a room upside down mean.