Twin Day Figurative Language

My twin is as tall as a tree.
My twin is a monster on the field.
My twin's outfit screams coziness.
My twin is so smart, he could go to Yale.
My twin's shoes squeak.
My twin talks to the tower.
Otto automatically ate the apple.
The twin taught me to tighten my tie.

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