Making Comparisons & How do you like

I learned about 'Making comparisons' and 'How do you like'.

Making Comparisons is about comparing two things.
They are 'as ~ as', 'similar to', 'like', 'alike', and 'nothing like'.
Some are what I already knew. The others are not.

• as ______ as
• This tomato is as big as this plum.
• (= They're about the same size.)
• similar to / like
• A nectarine is similar to a plum.
• A Stratocaster is like a Telecaster.
• alike (very similar but not the same)
• These two screwdrivers are alike.
• nothing like (very very different)
• A screwdriver is nothing like a plum.

'How do you like' is used to ask for : (1)opinion or (2)instruction

A: How do you like your job? (opinion)

B: It's boring(hard/fun/interesting).

A: How do you like your coffee? (instruction)

B: I like it black. (or I like it with cream and sugar.)