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The words do not mean exactly what they say.  \nPersonification is when you give something human qualities (like feelings, actions or thoughts) to make the text more interesting.  \nA . Circle what is being personified. Underline its human action or quality.  \n1. The wind howled through the empty streets.  \n2. The stars winked in the night sky.  \n3. The old house groaned during the storm.  \n4. The clock marched forward minute by minute.  \nB . Read the sentence. What does the personification mean? Circle the best answer.  \n1. The rain tapped on the window.  \nThis means that:  \na. You can hear the rain quietly hitting the window.  \nb. The rain was very loud.  \nc. The window was moving.  \nd. The rain stopped.  \n2. The sun peeked through the clouds.  \nThis means that:  \na. The sun had eyes.  \nb. The sun was hiding.  \nc. The sun became visible for a moment.  \nd. The clouds disappeared.  \n3. The fire danced in the fireplace.  \nThis means that:  \na. The fire looked like people.  \nb. The fire was moving and flickering.  \nc. The fire was loud.  \nd. The fire went out.  \n4. The road stretched out ahead of us.  \nThis means that:  \na. The road continued forward as far as we could see.  \nb. The road moved.  \nc. The road was broken.  \nd. The road disappeared.  \nC. Explain, in your own words, what the personification means:  \n1. The shadows followed us down the street.  \n____________________________________________________________________________  \n____________________________________________________________________________  \n2. The book called my name from the shelf.  \n____________________________________________________________________________  \n____________________________________________________________________________  \nAnswers  \nA. Circle what is being personified. Underline its human action or quality.  \n1. The wind howled through the empty streets.  \n2. The stars winked in the night sky.  \n3. The old house groaned during the storm.  \n4. The clock marched forward minute by minute.  \nB. Read the sentence. What does the personification mean? Circle the best answer.  \n1. The rain tapped on the window.  \nThis means that:  \na. You can hear the rain quietly hitting the window.  \n2. The sun peeked through the clouds.  \nThis means that:  \nc. The sun became visible for a moment.  \n3. The fire danced in the fireplace.  \nThis means that:  \nb. The fire was moving and flickering.  \n4. The road stretched out ahead of us.  \nThis means that:  \na. The road continued forward as far as we could see.  \nC. Explain, in your own words, what the personification means:  \n1. The shadows followed us down the street.  \nThe shadows seemed to move along with us as we walked.  \n2. The book called my name from the shelf.  \nThe book seemed very interesting, and it made me want to read it!","cbCaidAJp4JEd1KG","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidAJp4JEd1KG","pdf",114450,"English","# Personification Overview\n## Identify the Personified Thing (A)\n## Interpret Meaning (B)\n## Explain in Your Own Words (C)\n# Answers","[{\"question\":\"What is personification in figurative language?\",\"answer\":\"Personification gives something non-human human qualities, like feelings, actions, or thoughts, to make the text more interesting.\"},{\"question\":\"How do students show personification in sentence practice?\",\"answer\":\"Students circle what is being personified and underline its human action or quality.\"},{\"question\":\"What should students do in the open-ended section about meaning?\",\"answer\":\"Students explain, in their own words, what the personification means in the sentence.\"}]","Personification - Grade 5 Reading Worksheet - Answers | PDF",1791788713]