Exercise
Form 6: The Wind in the Willows - Personification & River Life
Explore an extract from The Wind in the Willows centered on personification and river life. Understand how animal characters and their surroundings are brought to life.
Questions
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How does Kenneth Grahame use personification in 'The Wind in the Willows'?
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How is the River described to Ratty and Mole?
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Which sentence contains personification of the river?
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According to Water Rat, what is 'there is nothing—absolutely nothing—half so much worth doing' as?
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How is Mr. Toad's character portrayed?
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Identify the simile describing Toad's new obsession with motor-cars.
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What imagery is used to describe the Wild Wood in winter?
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What kind of figure is Mr. Badger depicted as?
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Which line uses personification to describe setting?
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How does Toad escape from the dungeon?
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Which phrase contains a metaphor describing Mole End?
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What core theme is highlighted by Ratty's loyalty to Mole and Toad?
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Which simile describes Badger's sharp reprimand to Toad?
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How do the friends reclaim Toad Hall from the weasels?
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What mood does the riverbank setting evoke throughout the book?