Question

In the department store, Tyler managed to knock over two displays and a lamp. His mother looked at him and said, “Oh Tyler, I can’t take you anywhere. You are such a bull in a china shop.” Which type of metaphor do the bold words represent?

Answer 1

Since the words are not bolded, I'm guessing the words that are supposed to be in bold are: "You are such a bull in a china shop."

If that us true (if those are the bolded words) means:
a person who breaks things or who often makes mistakes or causes damage in situations that require careful thinking or behavior

Im not sure what type of metaphor it is but im guessing it is an idiom (I dont even know if that is a type of metaphor)

Hope i helped

Answer 2

The correct answer is dead metaphor

Step-by-step explanation:

An implied metaphor suggests a comparison between two unlike things.