Form 5: Recognizing Personification in Literature Exercise

Form 5: Recognizing Personification in Literature

10 minutes 2 views 0 saves EN
Send as Assignment
Form 5: Recognizing Personification in Literature

Identify instances of personification within literary passages. Students practice finding examples where inanimate objects or ideas act with human qualities.

Questions

  1. MultiChoice

    What figurative language is shown here? 'The old car groaned as it climbed the steep hill.'

  2. MultiChoice

    What figurative language is shown here? 'Opportunity knocked at his door.'

  3. MultiChoice

    What figurative language is shown here? 'The camera loves her expressive face.'

  4. MultiChoice

    What figurative language is shown here? 'The alarm clock screamed at six in the morning.'

  5. MultiChoice

    What figurative language is shown here? 'The leaves danced in the breeze.'

  6. MultiChoice

    What figurative language is shown here? 'The news traveled fast around the school.'

  7. MultiChoice

    What figurative language is shown here? 'The fire swallowed the dry logs.'

  8. MultiChoice

    What figurative language is shown here? 'The tree roots reached out to trip passersby.'

  9. MultiChoice

    What figurative language is shown here? 'The wall clock ticked away the lonely hours.'

  10. MultiChoice

    What figurative language is shown here? 'The moon played hide and seek behind the clouds.'

  11. MultiChoice

    What figurative language is shown here? 'The cookie on the plate called my name.'

  12. MultiChoice

    What figurative language is shown here? 'Shadows stretched across the quiet room.'