KS2 Primary English Age 9-13 - Vocabulary: Personification - Explained

The transcript explains the concept of personification, where human actions are attributed to non-human elements like trees and wind. It highlights that while these elements cannot literally perform these actions, the figurative language helps convey vivid imagery and understanding of their behavior.

What is the primary focus of figurative language in the introduction?

• Describing literal actions

• Discussing historical events

• Using human actions to describe non-human elements

• Explaining scientific phenomena

How are trees described in the context of figurative language?

• As changing colors

• As growing rapidly

• As waving like humans

• As stationary objects

What does the phrase 'the wind danced' imply?

• The wind is moving in a lively and graceful manner

• The wind is causing destruction

• The wind is performing a literal dance

• The wind is making noise

Why can't the wind literally dance?

• Because it is silent

• Because it is invisible

• Because it is too slow

• Because it lacks physical form

What is the effect of using human actions to describe non-human elements?

• It simplifies complex ideas

• It helps convey vivid imagery and emotions

• It makes descriptions more scientific

• It adds a humorous tone