Understanding Personification

What is the base word in 'personification' that gives a clue about its meaning?

• Action

• Object

• Person

• Animal

Which of the following best describes personification?

• Describing human actions

• Writing about people

• Creating fictional characters

• Giving human qualities to non-human things

Why is personification often used in writing?

• To create interest and relatability

• To describe human actions

• To make writing more complex

• To confuse the reader

In the example 'the stars smiled at me', what human action is being attributed to the stars?

• Talking

• Crying

• Running

• Smiling

What does the phrase 'the wind yelled' suggest about the wind?

• The wind is invisible

• The wind is quiet

• The wind is gentle

• The wind is loud and forceful

Which human-like action could complete the sentence: 'The car lights _____ at me'?

• Cried

• Slept

• Ran

• Winked

What human action is suggested by saying 'the flowers danced in the wind'?

• Sleeping

• Eating

• Dancing

• Crying

In the sentence 'thunder screamed through the sky', what human quality is given to thunder?

• Sleeping

• Whispering

• Laughing

• Screaming

What is the main task in the writing activity?

• Create a dialogue between animals

• Describe a stormy night using personification

• Write a story about a sunny day

• Write a poem about a calm sea

Which of the following is NOT an example of an object that can be personified in the writing activity?

• Humans

• Thunder

• Clouds

• Trees