Figurative Language: Similes, Metaphors, Personification and Alliteration Worksheet Download
This language arts worksheet reviews four kinds of figurative language. Every sentence uses exactly one of them, and students write whether it is a simile, a metaphor, personification or alliteration.
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Figurative Language: Similes, Metaphors, Personification and Alliteration
A mixed review where students read each sentence and name the figurative language it uses: simile, metaphor, personification or alliteration.
About this worksheet
A mixed review where students read each sentence and name the figurative language it uses: simile, metaphor, personification or alliteration.
Student objectives
- Identify similes, metaphors, personification and alliteration
- Tell the four kinds of figurative language apart
- Explain the clue that shows which kind a sentence uses
- Notice figurative language while reading
Everyday practice
- Finding figurative language in a favorite book
- Talking about a song that uses similes and alliteration
- Adding a metaphor or personification to a story
- Noticing alliteration in advertising slogans